North Korea Is Willing to Discuss Giving Up Nuclear Weapons, South Says

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: face23785

We're there to defend the South. Get a clue.

The country was divided so people like you could say stupid s*** like that.

Divide and conquer...

Yep, that was the plan. The people who initiated that plan are all dead, but they definitely had some master plan for an imaginary invasion 100 years later, or something...

At this point I think you have brain damage.

originally posted by: xstealth
North Korea is buying time. They're worried now that the Olympics are over the US might do a pre-emptive strike.

This is precisely what's going on. They know we were close to doing a pre-emptive strike because we're approaching that event horizon where once they have a credible nuclear deterrent we won't strike. This is a distraction so they can finish the program while they drag out "talks", because gullible people will say that talks must be tried, despite the fact we've tried talks multiple times already. At some point you have to acknowledge they won't negotiate in good faith and take action. We're at that point. They're hoping we're dumb enough to take the bait one last time.

originally posted by: SaturnFX
We should carpet bomb the entire north korean country with open access untracable tablets, smart phones, ipads, etc. full unfettered internet access. just millions of em.

then let the north korean citizens handle it themselves once they get info on the real world

Seems to me they'd read up on American interventions in Libya, Syria, etc. and realize that their government wasn't just blowing smoke up their asses after all. Then they might find all of the research which has been done on the psychological harm caused by modern modes of living as well as the potentials for increased state surveillance through advanced technologies, let alone those who are warning about the dangers of EM pollution, and decide they might be better off without all the junk. They'll be able to read up on how their southern cousins have abundant food and "luxuries," but work themselves to death all the same while shady cults run the show as a proxy for the American empire. If you want to bring them out of hermit mode, airdropping knowledge of the follies of the rest of the world seems like the worst move.

Un is a chess player. He plays ahead. Calculated moves. Very dangerous if you ask me.

originally posted by: Kyrios0Zero

originally posted by: SaturnFX
We should carpet bomb the entire north korean country with open access untracable tablets, smart phones, ipads, etc. full unfettered internet access. just millions of em.

then let the north korean citizens handle it themselves once they get info on the real world

Seems to me they'd read up on American interventions in Libya, Syria, etc. and realize that their government wasn't just blowing smoke up their asses after all. Then they might find all of the research which has been done on the psychological harm caused by modern modes of living as well as the potentials for increased state surveillance through advanced technologies, let alone those who are warning about the dangers of EM pollution, and decide they might be better off without all the junk. They'll be able to read up on how their southern cousins have abundant food and "luxuries," but work themselves to death all the same while shady cults run the show as a proxy for the American empire. If you want to bring them out of hermit mode, airdropping knowledge of the follies of the rest of the world seems like the worst move.

Any chance we can airdrop you in?

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: Kyrios0Zero

originally posted by: SaturnFX
We should carpet bomb the entire north korean country with open access untracable tablets, smart phones, ipads, etc. full unfettered internet access. just millions of em.

then let the north korean citizens handle it themselves once they get info on the real world

Seems to me they'd read up on American interventions in Libya, Syria, etc. and realize that their government wasn't just blowing smoke up their asses after all. Then they might find all of the research which has been done on the psychological harm caused by modern modes of living as well as the potentials for increased state surveillance through advanced technologies, let alone those who are warning about the dangers of EM pollution, and decide they might be better off without all the junk. They'll be able to read up on how their southern cousins have abundant food and "luxuries," but work themselves to death all the same while shady cults run the show as a proxy for the American empire. If you want to bring them out of hermit mode, airdropping knowledge of the follies of the rest of the world seems like the worst move.

Any chance we can airdrop you in?

I saw a meme a few weeks ago about telling a bunch of drunk rednecks that Kim Jong Un killed Dale Earnhardt. I say we airdrop them in.

a reply to: intrptr

I know I've asked this before, but how do 35,000 troops in South Korea "occupy" a country with a population of over 50 million people, with a military of over 495,000 troops? Even adding in the 40 thousand or so in Japan, that only comes to 75 thousand, only a small percentage of whom are combat capable...?

Occupy? Hardly.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: intrptr

I know I've asked this before, but how do 35,000 troops in South Korea "occupy" a country with a population of over 50 million people, with a military of over 495,000 troops? Even adding in the 40 thousand or so in Japan, that only comes to 75 thousand, only a small percentage of whom are combat capable...?

Occupy? Hardly.

A better question would be how 35,000 troops are "occupying" a country to which they were invited and remain with the given permission of the government of that country.

a reply to: face23785

That, too.

You'd think that by now, the plan for invasion would be ready...3/4's of a century now.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

they are buying time. if they give that program up if i were Kim i'd be worried a cruise missile would be flying threw the window as soon as it was confirmed


just saying, what is the kim regime getting out of it?

may the word came down at the olympics NK's time was up and china ok'd a tactical(may strategic) nuclear/other strike by the u.s. so they would be gone any way and this way kim saves face.

i bet something like that happened if this is for real, because if it isn't, his times up! if he B.S's the world again they will get hit so hard china wont dare say anything.

is fat kim willing to give up his cheese addiction though? his personal stash could feed his country for years.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: intrptr

I know I've asked this before, but how do 35,000 troops in South Korea "occupy" a country with a population of over 50 million people, with a military of over 495,000 troops? Even adding in the 40 thousand or so in Japan, that only comes to 75 thousand, only a small percentage of whom are combat capable...?

Occupy? Hardly.

Well, see, asians are really tiny. barely come up to half a inch. So, sure, there are a lot of em, but they are like ants really.



(farewell ye wonderful post, to the off topicness you go)

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, has told South Korean envoys that his country is willing to begin negotiations with the United States on abandoning its nuclear weapons and that it would suspend all nuclear and missile tests while it is engaged in such talks, South Korean officials said on Tuesday.

During the envoys’ two-day visit to Pyongyang, the North’s capital, which ended on Tuesday, the two Koreas also agreed to hold a summit meeting between Mr. Kim and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea on the countries’ border in late April, Mr. Moon’s office said in a statement.

North Korea Is Willing to Discuss Giving Up Nuclear Weapons, South Says

Well it appears the North is willing to discuss abandoning its nuclear ambitions.

While they often engage in tricks or games to achieve their agenda, it's rare that they hold direct talks of this nature.

Perhaps it's a ploy to buy some time and get some of these sanctions lifted. But this is definitely interesting given the very positive language we've already seen.

And all we have to do is lift the sanctions and send them 150 billion - in cash, and they will play nice just like Iran does...

originally posted by: Iscool

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, has told South Korean envoys that his country is willing to begin negotiations with the United States on abandoning its nuclear weapons and that it would suspend all nuclear and missile tests while it is engaged in such talks, South Korean officials said on Tuesday.

During the envoys’ two-day visit to Pyongyang, the North’s capital, which ended on Tuesday, the two Koreas also agreed to hold a summit meeting between Mr. Kim and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea on the countries’ border in late April, Mr. Moon’s office said in a statement.

North Korea Is Willing to Discuss Giving Up Nuclear Weapons, South Says

Well it appears the North is willing to discuss abandoning its nuclear ambitions.

While they often engage in tricks or games to achieve their agenda, it's rare that they hold direct talks of this nature.

Perhaps it's a ploy to buy some time and get some of these sanctions lifted. But this is definitely interesting given the very positive language we've already seen.

And all we have to do is lift the sanctions and send them 150 billion - in cash, and they will play nice just like Iran does...

And by "play nice" you mean continue to advance your missile program to be able to deliver the nuclear weapons you swear you're not developing, and step up your funding of terror groups with the money we gave them?

a reply to: seagull

I know I've asked this before, but how do 35,000 troops in South Korea "occupy" a country with a population of over 50 million people, with a military of over 495,000 troops?

"Only" (source?) 35,000?

So if china or russia sent as many to your town you wouldn't call that an occupation....

We'll have to keep an eye on NK, like we do with IRAN and their Nuclear Deal. Trust but verify. Those global sanctions were killing NK. Worms in everyone.

Probably just a smokescreen , no way that they will give up their nuclear arsenal You don't spend years developing ICBM's to just hand them over to your arch enemy , it makes no sense at all.

Ofcourse NK knows that if they got nuclears weapons nobody in the world would even think about a invasion because then they would have a motive to use these weapons as defensive tools.

His sisters knocked up he wants a nice country for his little ankle biter.

maybe not

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: seagull

I know I've asked this before, but how do 35,000 troops in South Korea "occupy" a country with a population of over 50 million people, with a military of over 495,000 troops?

"Only" (source?) 35,000?

So if china or russia sent as many to your town you wouldn't call that an occupation....

I'm not sure if you know this, but south Korea is not a "town" it's a country.......like a whole one....

I was at Mujuk myself for a bit ....SK hates us being there a lot less than you seem to.....In fact we actually quite enjoy working together.....

BUT hey angry post away if it makes you feel better ....but you might want to up those blood pressure meds, it's starting to feel like you might blow a gasket

a reply to: ManBehindTheMask

know a little about SK myself.

of course there are always protesters but the majority of the people seem okay or even indifferent.


not like we have SK under a military dictatorship...oh wait thats NK.