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N Korea 'places missile on pad' - Page 39 - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 26th Mar, 2009 - 12:06pm
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USA vs North Korea - Page 39
The US is saying they have missile power capable of hitting the US shores now. They are actually moving missiles to the West coast according to spy intelligence.
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Now this is nearly standard operating procedure for N. Korea. Threaten to shoot off a missile unless they get paid! However, they havent actually announced any plans for a test...that should come next.
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As the article says, they have nothing to gain right now. That is basically because they have floated the threat of a launch out there. That should come next. Following that, Russia, China, Japan, S.Korea and the US will attempt to eaze the situation with what you might call a "bailout" - using todays common phrase.
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What is wrong with North Korea? US Intelligence is saying that within a couple of days North Korea will test fire an intercontinental ballistic missile that will look as though it is going to hit the US, but it will not. What are they trying to do, start another war? I guess they are playing now since they know the US cannot afford anymore wars.
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They have acknowledged that they intend to shoot off a missle now so that is pretty standard procedure for N.Korea. However, they keep threatening to invade S.Korea and seem pretty keen to attack the US as well during the drills that will take place soon in S.Korea. President Lee for basically a year now has told Kim that the unconditional aid that flowed in Roh's watch is over...you want aid...they starting acting better and like a partner. Seems like that message isnt playing well with the extremely mature Dear Leader.
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| North Korea warns of war as Clinton heads for Seoul By Jon Herskovitz Jon Herskovitz - 1 hr 35 mins ago Reuters North Korea has repeatedly threatened in recent weeks to reduce the South to ashes. Pyongyang is thought to be readying its longest-range missile for launch in what analysts say is a bid to grab the new U.S. Administration's attention and pressure Seoul to ease up on its hard line. "(The South Korean president's) group of traitors should never forget that the (North) Korean People's Army is fully ready for an all-out confrontation," the North's KCNA news agency quoted an unnamed military official as saying. Clinton said in Tokyo on Tuesday at the start of her first foreign trip since taking office that a North Korean missile launch would be "very unhelpful." The South's foreign minister warned a launch would be met by sanctions and further isolation for the reclusive state. Reports in the South said North Korea has been assembling its Taepodong-2 missile, which is designed to carry a warhead as far as Alaska. The same missile fizzled and blew apart seconds after it was launched for the first and only time in 2006. South Korea's defense minister was quoted by local media as saying the North could test-launch the missile in about two or three weeks. A leading local daily quoted intelligence sources as saying it could be as early as next week. South Korean officials have said they are also worried about North Korea holding a short-range missile test toward a contested Yellow Sea border off the west coast of the peninsula which has been the scene of deadly naval fights between the rival Koreas. CLINTON VISIT Analysts said the North may provoke a minor skirmish but they did not expect a major conflict because Pyongyang's huge but ill-equipped army is little match for South Korea and its major ally the United States, which positions about 28,000 troops on the peninsula. The North said it may be forced to counter strike if it felt threatened by joint U.S. And South Korean military drills announced on Wednesday. The annual drills will be held in March. "If bellicose U.S. Forces and South Korean puppets dare wage aggression against us wrapped up in foolish delusion, we will explode our might ... And ruthlessly destroy the invasionary forces," KCNA said. Just before Clinton touched down in Tokyo this week, North Korea issued a fresh missile threat by saying it had the right to launch its longest-range rocket, which Pyongyang contends is at the center of its peaceful space program. Clinton, who has meetings in Indonesia on Thursday, her second day there, will go to China after her stop in South Korea. She arrives in Seoul late on Thursday and will hold discussions on Friday with top South Korean officials including President Lee Myung-bak when efforts to end Pyongyang's nuclear weapons ambitions are likely to top the agenda. North Korea has lambasted Lee in its official media. Lee, who took office a year ago, has angered the destitute North by cutting off what once had been a free flow of unconditional aid and saying handouts would come once Pyongyang behaved better. "It has gone so far that it is kind of worrying because they (North Koreans) are putting themselves in the position of having to carry through on some of this rhetoric," said Brian Myers, an expert on the North's ideology at the South's Dongseo University. |
I do agree with that last paragraph. I really see that N.Korea is boxing themselves into a situation where they are actually going to have to do something stupid to get paid this time. Normally, the missile threat was enough, but with S.Korea experiencing a bit of economic difficulties and a change in stance on the Sunshine Policy...Kim is having to up the bet.
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Whatever happened to the missile / satellite / hoax that they were ranting about? Did it not fire so they resort to kidnapping instead?
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| North Korea 'holds US reporters' North Korean troops reportedly arrest two American journalists near a river on the border with China. Ref. Source 3 |
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