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Sounds plausible, but is there any sort of evidence or indication that this is happening?
by phobosanomaly 5y ago
Sounds plausible, but is there any sort of evidence or indication that this is happening?
- redis_mlc 5y agoThe US press paints N. Korea as a rogue nation, but it's not. N. Korea is a client (vassal) state of China. The CCP is involved in N. Korea because: 1) It's a border buffer country, which has security implications and is the main reason China invaded Korea during the Korean War. 2) China doesn't want millions of starving refugees crossing their border. 3) As a client state, N. Korea will adhere to CCP ideology directives. The CCP can summon N. Korean leadership any time it wants to. 4) The CCP doesn't care if N. Korea launches nuclear weapons at the US since that has always been the ideological goal of the CCP. (Mao was angry when Russia removed their nukes from Cuba.) So questions like, "Is N. Korea taking blame for CCP hacking" or vice versa is not significant since they work in concert anyway. You might as well ask, "Do Russia and Cuba agree on trade?"
- not1ofU 5y agothe same evidence thats used to blame everything else on the Russians.