![]() | About China urges others to help keep North Korea stable (Reuters) |
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#1
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84RFK
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December 21st, 2011
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| In other words, supply NK with oil and food so they don't freeze or starve to the point of desperation that they take to threats and agression against Seoul and Japan... Famine and energy crisis now could make the new "glorious esteemed supreme leader" loose face, and that would be devastating to the leadership in Pyonyang. |
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#2
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MontyB
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December 21st, 2011
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| Personally I think it should be left to China to sort out, the West is bailing out enough failed states of its own so this would be a good time for the Chinese to step up and put their money to good use. Lets face it who really cares if North Korea falls over tomorrow outside of China and South Korea and would it matter all that much to South Korea if the North became a Chinese province after all it would just be another bunch of sabre rattling communist whack jobs parked on their doorstep and the Chinese are slightly less crazy than the lot that are there now. |
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#3
By
84RFK
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December 22nd, 2011
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| Make no mistake, I wouldn't even consider urinating on the glorious esteemed leader if he caught fire, and his loyal people...well, they are loyal and we're unable to help them in any constructive manner untill they get rid of the present regime. The idea of giving in to blackmail from a kleptocracy and brutal dictatroship governed by a bunch of paranoid relics from an alternative dimention makes my stommach turn like a concrete mixer, but facts are that we may not have any choice. Failing to give the NK regime what they ask for may be taken as a hostile action, and they might retaliate by bombarding Seoul and try to hit Japanese mainland with a missile carrying God knows what in the warhead.. They simply doesn't reason the way we do, and logic may be as scarce as food in the NK. |
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#5
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MontyB
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December 22nd, 2011
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The reality is that NK can not win even with a first strike capability they are a mosquito in the game of life, they get the first bite but the rest of the world gets to make it go splat. | |
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#6
By
84RFK
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December 22nd, 2011
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| Well, the problem is that the NK is practically holding the South-Korean capital hostage under the barrells of the worlds largest artillery park. One wrong move and goodbye Seoul...kinda like letting Samtheneanderthal liberate Paris... |
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Last edited by 84RFK; December 22nd, 2011 at 16:52..
Reason: Typo..
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#7
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MontyB
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December 22nd, 2011
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