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I'm seeing a lot of tweets about this from people who are just tuning in for the first time. This is par for the course for North Korea; they have been doing it
by seldo 14y ago
I'm seeing a lot of tweets about this from people who are just tuning in for the first time. This is par for the course for North Korea; they have been doing it for literally decades. Nothing to see here. A good analysis of likely outcomes in here:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/29/north-korea-attack-us-what-happens-next http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/29/north-korea-atta...
- Svip 14y agoIndeed. North Korea is playing its cards right, considering how limited its hand is. With the new UN sanctions, they are basically trying to build up such a threat, that the others will eventually budge and lessen the sanctions. And it makes sense for them to try, because it has worked every time in the past. Effectively, their aggressive behaviour is purely a bargaining position. Although, as the US Defence Secretary correctly stated, 'you only have to be wrong once'. And that is exactly the mentality North Korea is counting on we are feeling. The most likely break out of war in Korea would be if South Korea either wanted it or provoked North Korea deliberately. Because even North Korea knows it cannot win against South Korean and the US.