>we shouldn't just dismiss it On the contrary, I'm saying we are in fact dismissing it by either ignoring or forgetting the fact that North Korea is, and has b

>we shouldn't just dismiss it On the contrary, I'm saying we are in fact dismissing it by either ignoring or forgetting the fact that North Korea is, and has been, at war. If we are asking if North Korea is "preparing for war", we are in fact dismissing the dangerous state of affairs already concerning that country. North Korea is at war and is improving their arsenal and capability for that reality, but do we understand that as well? Perhaps we don't.