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Inevitable Choice to Avoid War -
07-06-2010, 06:34 AM
This march, North Korea gave a surprise attack against a South Korean warship, sinking it to the bottom of the sea. In response, including the UN, leaders from over 80 countries(Russia, G8, G20) criticized the North for their acts and agreed to make extra sanctions against the country. For years, South Korean government sought a peaceful relation with the North but in return, the North threaten the world with nuclear weapons development and missile tests. In addition to that, the North economic state has plummeted due to their dictatorship as well as hereditary succession of power. As the world started to stop supporting the North, they replied by engaging military acts against the South.
With all the happenings including the sinking of "Cheonan" warship, both South Korea and the US decided that the military operation control of the US to be extended from 2012 to 2015. Let us hope that the North will come to realize that their only solution to survival is to cooperate with the world instead of being isolated, and start that by talking with the closest nation, South Korea. |
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07-06-2010, 06:37 AM
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Plus, there are evidences that the Cheonan was either sunken by the US Navy or the South Korean navy. This time, Obama has to trust North Korea. |
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07-06-2010, 07:10 AM
I may be crazy... but I found it awfully strange in the timing in all that. Wasn't that just around the time that there was talk of removing an American base from Japan? It's funny that in the midst of those talks something like that should happen. I know it's not far from a conspiracy theory, but what komitsuki said should definitely be a consideration. Otherwise it was really dumb timing on NK's part. Of course I just read the news that I read and connected the dots... hopefully someone more educated on the matter will jump in, because I'd like to hear from them about this.
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07-06-2010, 07:19 AM
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Second, anti-submarine helicopters and planes are very often active in the Yellow Sea trying to find a North Korean submarine. Pretty impossible for North Korea to reach Incheon or surrounding areas. Especially when the huge Incheon International Airport is also a semi-military fortification. Third, there are few times North Korean submarines were active down to South Korea, but they were always done around the eastern coast of South Korea. Pretty impossible for them to be active on the western coast (the Yellow Sea). Grow some backbone, Americans. Love North Korea for the sake of stability (and respecting China and Russia). |
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07-06-2010, 02:33 PM
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The Chosun Ilbo (English Edition): Daily News from Korea - Cheonan Investigators Presented Wrong Torpedo Diagram Quote:
It's a staged act. Just like the 9/11 Attack. Just like the Tonkin Bay Incident. Kick out the American military in South Korea. It's the only hope to stabilize East Asia. |
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07-06-2010, 03:13 PM
Before then, a British blogger proved that the torpedo evidence was fake. And he got noticed in Joongang Ilbo.
The Sinking of the Cheonan: We Are Being Lied To German Made Torpedo Sunk South Korean Cheonan PCC-772 Cheonan: Photographic Evidence that “No. 1″ Written on Top of Rust So? The truth is that: 1. Half of the South Korean public think it was a false flag operation to discredit North Korea for the current government's policy. 2. The Prime Minister of South Korea just recently resigned from all of the pressures, including this Cheonan incident. 3. North Korea is innocent. 4. Americans should have a positive impression of North Korea, just like the majority of South Korean citizens. |
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07-06-2010, 03:18 PM
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I do not completely believe the reports that have been given. However there are too many people involved from a multiple nations. This would be one of the largest conspiracies in history. |
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07-06-2010, 03:27 PM
As a concerned South Korean, hell no.
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