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war with north korea

eye95

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It is the intent that earns the label. The label is silly and meaningless because it focuses on the intent and not on the act.

If the act is mass murder, call it mass murder, not ethnic cleansing. That it is done for racist reasons should not make the murders any more or less objectionable. That concept is as stupid as "hate crimes." From a legal perspective, it should not matter that the crime was done out of racial hatred. It should only matter that the crime was done.
 

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767. Push Iran to bite the hook (4/15/2013)

To push Iran to bite the hook, they created an earthquake at the purpose to destroy Iran’s nuclear facility. If Iran can’t produce the nuke material by itself, they have to buy from North Korea. The mission failed, though.

Quake hits near Iran's nuclear city Bushehr, 37 dead

By Yeganeh Torbati and Marcus George DUBAI | Tue Apr 9, 2013

(Reuters) - A powerful earthquake struck close to Iran's only nuclear power station on Tuesday, ….

…… but the nearby Bushehr nuclear plant was undamaged, according to Iranian officials and the Russian company that built it.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/04/09/us-iran-quake-idUSBRE9380HA20130409

Pentagon voluntarily advertises for the nuke products of North Korea, tries to convince the potential buyer the merchandise is just what they wanted.

Pentagon: NKorea could launch nuclear missile
By ROBERT BURNS and JULIE PACE | Associated Press 4/11/2013

WASHINGTON (AP) — A U.S. intelligence report concludes that North Korea has advanced its nuclear knowhow to the point that it could arm a ballistic missile with a nuclear warhead, a jarring revelation in the midst of bellicose threats from the unpredictable communist regime.

http://news.yahoo.com/pentagon-nkorea-could-launch-nuclear-missile-183109878--politics.html
 

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The whole comic is a repeat of 2009 case when N. Korea performed nuke test to the order of the US. Here is what I wrote then:

614. Secret deal with N.Korea (11/22/09)

Feds used to pay other party to do illegal and ugly missions. How do they justify the payment if the receiver is a hostile country? They create an incident.

The typical sample is the bombing of Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia in 1999. (see "193. Bombing Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia (1/1)" and "194. D.o.D. worked for D.o.J. (1/6)")

Another big one is the "EP-3" spy plane incident in April 2001. In exchange to frame a drug case, China was granted to be a member of WTO and to be host of 2008 Olympic. We all see the result: China since then becomes an economic power, now one of the G-2. (see "555. Olympic deal (6/29/08) and "610. The road of persecution (9/23/09)")

Here is the time table of how N.Korea pushed for a nuclear horror from April to July for the Iran war and how an incident created to justify the payment of a secret deal.

3-17 Current TV of San Francisco sent two reporters - Laura Ling and Euna Lee to China to gather the news of North Korea refugees. They were mysteriously arrested by N.Korea board guards. The two admitted that they were "very, very briefly" cross the board - "maybe 30 seconds". If it was truth, then N.Korea board guards must be most efficient one in the world, and the two journalist must be the dumbest reporter in the world. They were sentenced to 12 years prison term.

4 - 5. N.Korea launched a ballistic missile to the Alaska area.

5 -25. N.Korea had a nuclear test.

6 - 7. Hillary Clinton said US may be seeking a way to interdict, possibly with China's help, North Korean sea and air shipments suspected of carrying weapons or nuclear technology. Later that month, US war ship John McCain followed a N.Korean commercial ship and made it a news. That ship, I think, carried with nuclear material to prove Iran's ambition on nuclear weapon. That ship, finally didn't go anywhere but returned to N.Korea.

7 - 4. N.Korea planned to launch another ballistic missile to Hawaii area but failed to carry out the plan. I think the Feds had changed its plan to the end of this year because that time is more suitable to push for a financial tsunami for a gold rush.

8 - 4. The two US journalists are pardoned and released by N. Korea during a visit by former President Bill Clinton.

You can see how a hostage show starts in March and ends in August while North Korea fulfils its task in April, May, June and July. It resembles the 2001 EP-3 spy plane incident. In both cases the Feds sent hostage to hostile country to justify a secret deal and payment.
 

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N. korea created a war crisis in 2009 to the US order.

2009. 4/5. N.Korea launched a ballistic missile to the Alaska area.

2009. 5/25. N.Korea had a nuclear test.

The payment it received later. watch the year of the following news.

OBAMA KEEPS N. KOREA OFF TERROR SPONSOR LIST

FEB. 3, 2010


PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA SAID WEDNESDAY HE HAD DECIDED NOT TO REINSTATE NUCLEAR-ARMED NORTH KOREA TO A LIST OF COUNTRIES THAT THE UNITED STATES CONSIDERS STATE SPONSORS OF TERRORISM.

SECRETARY OF STATE HILLARY CLINTON LAST JUNE HAD RAISED THE POSSIBILITY OF RETURNING NORTH KOREA TO THE LIST IN REACTION TO RECENT NUCLEAR AND MISSILE TESTS. SEVERAL REPUBLICAN SENATORS HAD BEEN DEMANDING SUCH A MOVE.

HTTP://WWW.MSNBC.MSN.COM/ID/35225224
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US flood aid shipment arrives in North Korea

http://www.ap.org/AP – Sun, Sep 4, 2011

PYONGYANG, North Korea (AP) — The United States has provided a small yet symbolic shipment of emergency relief items to flood-hit North Korea, in the latest sign of thawing ties between the wartime foes.-------

A cargo plane loaded with $900,000 worth of food, medical aid, soap, blankets and cooking kits from the United States touched down at Pyongyang's Sunan airport late Saturday, according to footage from the Associated Press Television News from the North Korean capital.

American and North Korean officials met in New York in late July to discuss a possible resumption of long-dormant negotiations on ending the North's nuclear weapons program in return for aid and other concessions. Nuclear envoys of the two Koreas also met in July and agreed to work toward the talks' resumption, and Pyongyang said last month that it had accepted Washington's proposal to discuss recovering remains of American troops killed during the 1950-53 Korean War.

http://news.yahoo.com/us-flood-aid-shipment-arrives-north-korea-025651753.html
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US food aid for NKorea would bring nuclear talks a step closer

By Associated Press, Published: December 18

The United States was poised to announce a significant donation of food aid to North Korea this week before the nation announced the death of supreme leader Kim Jong Il. The donation, which could now be delayed, would be the first concrete accomplishment after months of behind-the-scenes diplomatic contacts between the two wartime enemies. An agreement by North Korea to suspend its controversial uranium enrichment program would have likely followed within days.

A broad outline of the emerging agreement has been made known to The Associated Press by people close to the negotiations.

.Discussions had been taking place since summer in New York, Geneva and Beijing. They already have yielded agreements by North Korea to suspend nuclear and ballistic missile testing, readmit international nuclear inspectors expelled in 2009, and resume a dialogue between North Korea and South Korea, according to the people, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of sensitivity of the negotiations.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/world...iating-table/2011/12/18/gIQAHyfB2O_story.html
 

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No I'm actually implying distaste to two things

1) being a wannabe moderator

2) paying attention to him since you're only giving him exactly what he wants. He's obviously a Brady bunch plant, stop watering him

1) Just pointing out what he is doing. It would be up to the staff to take action if they so choose. I don't care if they do or they don't. I just want to make sure that folks know that this thing has no credibility.

2) He wants attention on his moronic topics, not on himself. He is not that traditional troll that stirs trouble so that he becomes the topic. Also, calling him a Brady Bunch plant is just as wackadoodle as the crap he posts.

He is likely someone who wanders the Internet, dropping his turds on all kinds of sites. He probably goes back to some site that feeds him this BS. Then he visits a site and posts a bunch of topics. Then he visits another and does the same. Then another. And so on. That would explain the schedule he operates on posting here. To him, we are just another stop on his route.
 

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In May 2009, N. Korea had a nuke test. US send two hostages to N. Korea as guarantee for the secret deal.

3/17/2009 Current TV of San Francisco sent two reporters - Laura Ling and Euna Lee to China to gather the news of North Korea refugees. They were mysteriously arrested by N.Korea board guards. The two admitted that they were "very, very briefly" cross the board - "maybe 30 seconds".. They were sentenced to 12 years prison term.

8/4/2009. The two US journalists are pardoned and released by N. Korea during a visit by former President Bill Clinton.

In early 2013, N. Korea had a third nuclear test. similar thing acted again. A hostage was sent to N. Korea as a guarantee.

NKorea says verdict soon for American citizen
Associated Press – 4/26/2013

http://news.yahoo.com/nkorea-says-verdict-soon-american-citizen-062557413.html

N. Korea sentences American to 15 years' hard labor

Calum MacLeod, USA TODAY 9:19 a.m. EDT May 5, 2013

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2013/05/01/north-korea-american-detained/2128321/
 

saiga12boy

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You conviniently left out all the countries in the world that are NOT communist or no longer communist due to America's war against communism.

Dont forget that America won the Cold War and the communists lost.

Now our country's communist especially California,Connecticut,Massachusetts,Hawaii,Maryland,New Jersey,New York, and a part of Colorado.
 

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1. Tue Feb 12, 2013

(Reuters) - North Korea conducted its third nuclear test on Tuesday

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2. Two weeks later, S. Korea reveal secret meetings between N. Korea and US.

02/25/2013
KOREA - UNITED STATES
US officials made two secret visits to Pyongyang in 2012

The two US delegations visited North Korea in April and August but were unsuccessful to stop the military provocations of young dictator Kim Jong-un. Today, he handed out decorations to staff that worked on the 12 February nuclear test.


Seoul (AsiaNews/Agencies) - White House officials secretly visited North Korea last year in an attempt to de-escalate the conflict over Pyongyang's nuclear programme, which included three nuclear tests in recent months. The brief visits that took place in April and August were unsuccessful and the North Korean regime appears to have returned to wartime rhetoric.

Former US officials confirmed the visit but the US government has neither denied nor confirmed it. The April trip was meant to prevent the launch of a long-distance rocket. North Korea went ahead anyway but the test failed. A similar successful test was carried out in December, showing North Korea had the capability of hitting Japan.

The April trip was led by Joseph DeTrani, an expert on North Korea who then headed the National Counter Proliferation Centre in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which co-ordinates US intelligence agencies.

http://www.asianews.it/news-en/US-officials-made-two-secret-visits-to-Pyongyang-in-2012-27232.html

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3. Jobs done. N. Korea asks for the payment.

Dennis Rodman: NKorea leader wants Obama to call

By MICHELE SALCEDO (Associated Press) | The Associated Press 3/3/2013

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/dennis-rodman-nkorea-leader-wants-151030359--spt.html
 

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The troll reloaded his pants from stuff he ate at another site and back here to unload on us.

I wonder if he even owns a firearm. He's probably an anti. Who knows?
 
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