OFFICIAL: Instructions from the PM of Japan on North Korea – To Shoot Down Missile

Here is an article written April 8th, concerning the North Korean conflict; These appear to be measures ordered by the Japanese government, which means that there's only escalation of the conflict. News update is here:


Japan on North Korea – To Shoot Down Missile “Even If It Is Just A Test”.
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Nice...don't forget, just a few days ago, Japan extended it's own sanctions, and froze the accounts of several in NK leadership.

Japan is a sovereign nation and have the fullest right to defend itself, including shooting down missiles flying over its airspace, more so missles or launch vehicles or whatever disguised that had not been inspected by them and anyone else to determine its purpose.

If there is any escalation, the blame can only lay with the secretive and nuke threatening Fatboy kim.

Our world have much more better and pressing issues to resolve, than to be bogged down daily by the deadly tantrums of that Fatboy.

May China and Russia close its border for trade with them once and all, end the pussyfooting games, and starve Fatboy out. He may retaliate this time with action, but if a red line is crossed, it will be the end of him and his regime, once and for all, with all finality, and the world can turn back to solving more critical issues such as economics, social expenditure and progress.

His tantrums had gone far enough.

www.abovetopsecret.com...&addstar=1&on=16198025#pid16198025 existing thread if you wanted more info but they are in different categories

i would not want to trifle with japan as the last thing that Asia wants is japan getting militarized again and possibly getting rid of article 9 if north Korea is dumb enough to attack the Japanese as historically those on the main land of Asia have not fared well against the Japanese in the past

and thanks to above poster for bringing up the sanctions part that just happned in japan as i was not aware of that star and flag op

They have every right to defend themselves, but surely South Korea is DPRKs feircest enemy, you would assume if they are going to launch they would only have 1 shot. I think they would rather attack Seol than anywhere else.

And i dont think this is a test, i think it's legitimate prep for a potential strike

We all know whats next, NK will fire a rocket, a test rocket, into the ocean, Japan or USA will shoot it down, NK will declear it an act of war, escalation ensues.

worst out come, NK blitzes SK after NK fire bombs SK with artillery.

NK only has 3 days of gas and oil so the blitz will be fast.

Wild card china comes into play. Might sell all our treasure bonds in retaliation, crashing the stock market and the USD.

The problem is the midia is playing into this and wipping up a storm. This kind of stuff should not be reported unless they want to provoke the otherside. in this case, i think they do. War is hell and the media wants hell, hell sells commercial time slots on TV

Doesnt US give Japan billions for their defence force?

Okay. Then defend yourself.

If N.K bombs Japan i'll be really salty..... WHO"S GONNA GIVE ME MY ANIME~~

Whoever the threader was about the escalation: Japan Shoots down missle, N.K considers it an act of war yada yada yada was spot on~

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
Doesnt US give Japan billions for their defence force?

No.

When that NK missle/ICBM launches even a few feet of the ground, it will be NK that will be blitzkrieged within seconds as everything in the arsenel of SK and USA Forces will be unleashed in FULL, for hours if not days. Best wear ear plugs for those nearby.

Remember, Fatboy had ALREADY declared war. That missile's launch will be considered AN ACT OF WAR, because that missile is not Santa's sleigh, but a massive pillar of metal and explosives meant to kill.

May Fatboy know that the past is not the present. In the past, SK can look the other way when it fires its missiles. BUT NOT TODAY, because NK has NUKES now, something which even China and Russia will NOT support, as they too share the common ground with USA to not allow nuke proliferation. IF NK can have it, so too SK, Japan, Taiwan, Vietnam, etc, etc.

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Russia wont, he sends them slaves to work in logging camps in Siberia.

Originally posted by Gazrok
Nice...don't forget, just a few days ago, Japan extended it's own sanctions, and froze the accounts of several in NK leadership.

Gotcha.. thank you for the additional information..

If Japan can hit the missile.

Japan using Patriot missile system - LOL

U.S. using S.K. & Japan as cannon fodder for their aggressive expansion. smh.

Originally posted by ollncasino

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
Doesnt US give Japan billions for their defence force?

No.

Okay, maybe I was wrong.

So since the end of WW2, US hasn't spent any money at all bolstering the Japanese military, whether it be training or infrastructure?

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U.S. using S.K. & Japan as cannon fodder for their aggressive expansion. smh.

SHHHHH!!!!! They'll hear you.....

Expansion though? How much territory have we annexed in our recent military and police actions? Oh yeah...0.

Don't forget about those Japanese Aegis equipped ships also....

Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by JWash

 

U.S. using S.K. & Japan as cannon fodder for their aggressive expansion. smh.

SHHHHH!!!!! They'll hear you.....

Expansion though? How much territory have we annexed in our recent military and police actions? Oh yeah...0.

Don't forget about those Japanese Aegis equipped ships also....

edit on 8-4-2013 by Gazrok because: (no reason given)

Well the latest one was Guam. . .

Now I can swear that I heard something about Guam recently

Just because we felt the need to dial down our rhetoric, doesn't mean we can't do it through allies.... Notice how these moves are move for move?

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Absolutely, I agree & I've taken notice of these actions too.

We're witnessing a militarized chess match being played out in front of us. The "wild card" is/has been N.Korea.

They have S.K, Japan, Guam & U.S. on edge. As for being an isolated "out-of-date" regime, they have us looking at many moves (i.e. missile launch, 4th underground nuclear test, closing of Kaesong & orbiting satellite). . .

Once we start losing focus of all these moves, it can become easy to be "baited" in & blindsided.

Oh, I'll give you the Aegis. Good catch!

A purely defensive force.

But all that is likely to change.

Originally posted by CALGARIAN

Originally posted by ollncasino

Originally posted by CALGARIAN
Doesnt US give Japan billions for their defence force?

No.

Okay, maybe I was wrong.

So since the end of WW2, US hasn't spent any money at all bolstering the Japanese military, whether it be training or infrastructure?