China debates its bond with North Korea

Negs Slayer, I'm at work, but the report was Reuters (I work for the GOV, can't get more specific than that, so many sites are blocked from me, but amazingly not this one).

Will attempt to see if I can find a quick link for that.

China may be losing its patience with N.Korea,but i still think the outcome of cutting her off from the much needed fuel and food China provides would de-stabilize N.korea..as we know.The Chinese have a thing about keeping things in order..it is one of the most important things to them.On the other hand mounting pressure from the USA and Russia on China may make them have to take the tough decision and take the fallout from it.All depends on the news that will be coming out within the next few days as to whether this situation will explode or not.I still think N.korea will be reigned in though...or maybe thats me just hoping they will.Its very easy to say China may cut off food and fuel...but i feel for the N.korean population.Millions die from famine already.Between a rock and a hard place really..

If you want to see something interesting and saddening at the same time, Google pictures of Earth at night taken from space.

America... covered in lights.

Europe... covered in lights.

Africa... lights spread out, but still there.

There is only ONE nation on Earth that is completely dark.

Anyone care to hazard a guess as to who that nation might be?

[edit on 28-5-2009 by GuiltyByDesign]

Yeah I have a couple here you go.

With the way things are going any fuel that China will provided will end up being stock piled just incase of a war.

They ALL have a 72 hour window to decide what they want to do and it isn't about sanction's! (less than that now)


For all of you who are arguing that the Chinese and Russians aren't going to do anything yet again....better rethink that one! He blew that nuclear BOMB close enough to them to cause them to get really anxious over it. The Chinese people where scared to death by the reverberation from that nuke.
Lil Kim's days are now numbered. He pushed way to hard against the hands that where protecting his crazy bum! They are now reconsidering if it is economically viable for them to stand by him. It obviously isn't in the current market crisis..so guess what. What they are reconsidering is the concessions they can have available to them if they FINALLY just let him go to the way side. Kim and his country are so far down right now; that other than land he has NOTHING either China or Russia wants. All they have done for Iran is test a bunch of crap that doesn't work!
REMEMBER THAT NOTHING THEY WANT!
Now when it comes to the other member countries guess what we ALL have PLENTY that China, Russia AND Iran want! It will gladly be handed over to get this thorn out of the worlds side once and for all.
This "may" be used to create a new theater for a much larger war.(see 72 hours above) Bringing back the themes of the past where the wars where used to bring up the economy of several countries/continents. NO ONE wants to be left out of that one at this point people...NO ONE! They are clamoring for the front line seats as we speak!

[edit on 28-5-2009 by xoxo stacie]

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There is so much disinformation floating around I even heard somebody in another thread trying to state that it was an "Earthquake" Not the vibrations from a test.



Some people just don't get it.

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It was NOT an earthquake...the school teachers who where evacuating their students and many others in the area thought it was at first. But the Chinese Government came out and told them it was from the Nuclear bomb test over in North Korea. Then of course they had to down play any fall out etc as it was an underground test etc.
But who is to say that it won't contaminate any groundwater supplies in the area?
China is raging mad over it. Why do you think you think they called us in the first place? They TOLD them NOT to do it!

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Those pictures are absolutely amazing. I had never heard of this before. Very spooky.

My nephew lives in Seoul teaching english at a Christian college and I and my brother are watching this very closely. It may be time for him and his family to take an extended vacation a little farther away from the border. You can hit Seoul with a rock from NK, so even a missile with conventional warheads can cause a lot of damage to a city of 10 million.

Hopefully this is just another stunt from this nut job to get attention, Give him money and he'll stop acting like a moron, needlessly scaring innocent people.



[edit on 29-5-2009 by zlots331]

Nobody wants conflict.

But the world, both former allies and adversaries are getting pretty tired of this broken record playing the same old tune over and over again.

Change the channel already.