North Korea firing hundreds of shells at South Korean Island

[Tinker]

I wonder if Il is trying to start a war now because he knows that his pussy boy son will roll over and take it if he isn't hardened to the South now.

Or Kim Jong Un is trying to by being more belligerent than necessary because he's a spoiled little pussy boy. Cowards are always the most dangerous people.

[AzariLoveIran]

[Sparky]

[AzariLoveIran]

[monster_gardener]

[monster_gardener]

[Marcus]

One needs only to view or to know that what we're being told just might be bullshit.

[monster_gardener]

[AzariLoveIran]

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Look monster_gardener , what the fuck does our beloved America want in that space ?

Why America should care about north or south or one Korea ? ?

Communism gone long ago .. America best friends with Communist Vietnam or even communist China ..

Let Koreans sort it out themselves .. brotherly .. together with uncle China .. what the fuck does America want there ? Why should America get sucked into a shooting war with anybody let alone China .. those are all cousins, Chinese Koreans Japanese Vietnamese .. all cousins .. like you and Germans and Brits ..

America should pack and leave before too late .. once swinging starts maybe too late ..


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[crashtech]

[AzariLoveIran]

[monster_gardener]

[Ibrahim]

[AzariLoveIran]

[crashtech]

ALI, your version of history is so preposterously wrong, I don't know where a person could begin. Then you top off your lies with completely unprovable conspiracy theories.

I believe your SOLE purpose here is to sow .

Shame on you.

[AzariLoveIran]

[crashtech]

[AzariLoveIran]

[Captain Murphy]

crashtech, I mostly agree with your sentiment but things are hardly so black and white. For how long can the price America paid generations ago be held over the heads of present day Japan and Korea? Certainly a few hundred thousand American dead in the 1940's is not justification for an indefinite occupation. We are not in Japan today, in 2010, simply because WWII casualties justify it. We are there and need to be there for strategic reasons, to stabilize the region, ensure shipping lanes are kept open, and to keep China's expansionist ambitions in check.

In Korea, it can be argued that the mission UN forces fought and died for was not accomplished, and that we therefore have a right to be there.

[crashtech]

I felt it might be appropriate to remind the anti-American revisionists of the reason America ended up in Korea in the first place. It's hard to argue that the US didn't win the initial right to be there fair and square. It's an argument the revisionists will likely stay away from, because it might incite anger instead of empathy in their intended targets.

As I mentioned earlier, 60+ years of entanglement will take some time to unravel. It should be clear to most that the US stance has been slowly evolving toward drawing down of forces in Korea. I believe at this point the US is mostly following the lead of SK in its posture toward NK, tempered of course by its own perceived interests.

[AzariLoveIran]

[Captain Murphy]

Don't be daft, Azari. China and Iran have shown a complete lack of leadership and intent to build a just and equitable international system. They simply have no vision for humanity. They are followers, not leaders.

[Demon of Undoing]

China is now intervening . Their most senior FP apparatchik is going to Seoul , and the senior NK party guy is on his way to Beijing. I think leashes are about to get jerked.

Go , China . If you are going to run that stuff , then run it , damn it . Welcome to regional policing , ya poor bastards .

Frankly , both we and China have better things to do than fight a war right now.

[Yukon Cornelius]

I was wondering exactly how long dingbat's lease was -- either way, we might be on the verge of finding out.

I doubt China will call out The Teleprompter -- break out the hypersonic missiles to buttress their red-headed stepchild.

[Tinker]