Very true, but fundamental Islam is different that Communism. N. Koreans are currently offered nothing by their country. I'm not sure who is being served by i

Very true, but fundamental Islam is different that Communism. N. Koreans are currently offered nothing by their country. I'm not sure who is being served by it. I would think the people might be more interested in regime change when you start bombing them with masses of bread and rice. I don't think there would be much insurgency, especially if the Chinese and the S. Koreans helped. The people have no weapons and you wouldn't see an influx of foreign fighters into the country (like we did with Iraq and Afghanistan). The real question is: who cares? The humanitarian in me does but my pragmatism isn't willing to trade 1 American life for the entirety of N. Korea. Although, I feel the same about Iraq and, partially, Afghanistan.