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Originally posted by antonia
reply to post by WhatTheory
Then you should have told me I missed your sarcasm instead of arguing. Sorry, I missed your sarcasm.
Originally posted by Relentless.D
North Korea has South Korea by the balls, if the South decides to do any kind of military action get ready for the nuclear fireworks!
Originally posted by Envisionimage
It's not Kim Jong ill we should be worried about, it's his son, some have said that he is just like his father and even more war hungry...
"For all those reasons, presumably, Kim Jong Un, thought to be 26 years old now, has apparently been designated, by his father and the upper echelons of Pyongyang's secretive Workers Party, as the one who will continue the dynastic regime in the North. He is indeed the Prince, destined to be the ruler of the country founded by his grandfather, Kim Il Sung."
Originally posted by antonia
War called off! All doomers can relax and move on to trolling webbot or something.
www.alertnet.org
SEOUL, March 27 (Reuters) - There was no sign of North Korean military in the area where a South Korean naval ship sank, Yonhap quoted a presidential official as saying on Saturday.
There had been earlier suggestions that the vessel may have been attacked on Friday night by North Korea near the disputed sea border dividing the two Koreas.
But the government later played down the reports and the Yonhap report quoted the official as saying that satellite pictures and other information showed no sign of any North Korean activity in the area.
Originally posted by JacKatMtn
Not entirely what I heard on the news alert on FNC but getting closer:
www.alertnet.org
SEOUL, March 27 (Reuters) - There was no sign of North Korean military in the area where a South Korean naval ship sank, Yonhap quoted a presidential official as saying on Saturday.
There had been earlier suggestions that the vessel may have been attacked on Friday night by North Korea near the disputed sea border dividing the two Koreas.
But the government later played down the reports and the Yonhap report quoted the official as saying that satellite pictures and other information showed no sign of any North Korean activity in the area.