N. Korea's continued defiance of the UN Security Council

[tackielarla]

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http://dailynews.muzi.com/news/ll/en...10023022.shtml

Here it is. The US is not increasing its ground forces since it has SoKor to do that for them. Ila air and naval power maoy ni increase and about to be increased...

[rumsfield]

OMG... this sounds exactly like the start of the middle east crisis... tsk, tsk, tsk... those damn americans just dont understand... they're not gonna win on foreign soil... they must not forget Vietnam and Iraq... and now they want to go into a country that has more military strength than those two...? and nukes to boot...? they're nuts.

These North Koreans are fanatics that will fight to the death... the difference between them and the iraqis who blow themselves up in street corners is TRAINING and DISCIPLINE... these North Korean Commandos are like the US Special Forces... Haaaaahhhaaaayyyy, when will they ever learn...?

wahahaha....pasagad man lang ka yam2x, dont u ever 4get americans are capable in launching a campaign up to 3 theaters at the same time anywhere in the world! rmember ww2? u tnk about logistics dude dats da way how u win the war...not battle!

[tackielarla]

Update: North Korea threatens Japan

North Korea has warned that it will take "strong countermeasures" against Japan if it goes ahead with sanctions against the country.

Tokyo said yesterday that it was banning all North Korean imports and barring the country's ships from Japanese ports. The measures are in addition to the raft of sanctions currently being discussed by the UN Security Council.

A senior North Korean diplomat told a Japanese news agency that the country's actions would not be tolerated.

"We will take strong countermeasures. The specific contents will become clear if you keep watching. We never speak empty words," he said.

The United States has begun pushing for a new UN resolution that adds a travel ban on North Korea, on top of the sanctions detailed in a early draft resolution circulated on Monday.

advertisementThe proposal uses softer language on cargo inspections and financial sanctions than the first draft, in an attempt to win Russian and Chinese support.

The new document also omits Japanese demands to prohibit North Korean ships from entering any port or North Korean aircraft from taking off or landing in any country. The proposals would likely face strong Russian and Chinese opposition.

North Korea turned a defiant face to the world yesterday, threatening to conduct more nuclear tests and to retaliate against any "harassment" by America.

The foreign ministry in Pyongyang said that sanctions would be regarded "as a declaration of war and we will take a series of physical counter-measures".

Kim Yong-nam, the regime's highest ranking figure after President Kim Jong-il, gave a rare interview, repeating the message in similar words and suggesting that more nuclear tests were possible.

"The issue of future nuclear tests is linked to US policy toward our country," the head of the country's parliament said.

His comments were the most belligerent by the secretive communist state since it declared that it had conducted a first nuclear weapons test on Monday in a mountain range in the north-east.

After two days of carefully avoiding inflammatory language, South Korea said that it was preparing for a possible attack by North Korea, which has been a separate entity since the end of the Second World War. Reports suggested that Seoul was seeking to obtain precision missiles capable of attacking North Korea storage facilities and intercepting incoming missiles.

The crisis brought out sharp differences between President George W Bush and Kofi Annan, the outgoing UN secretary general.

Mr Bush said at a White House press conference that he had "no intention of attacking" North Korea. But he repeatedly ruled out the bilateral talks Pyongyang wants. Hours earlier Mr Annan said that such talks were the only way to end the crisis. He said: "I have always argued that we should talk to parties whose behaviour we want to change."

Mr Bush, referring to previous direct talks, said: "The strategy did not work and I learned a lesson from that." He had decided that forging agreed positions with North Korea's neighbours was the most effective approach.

America has long had an embargo on the export of military material and recently started blocking overseas bank accounts of businesses with dealings in North Korea.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.../12/ukorea.xml

Thing is, Japan will impose the sanctions this Friday after approval from the Japanese Diet. Hold on to your seats folks...

[Chipmunk888]

kuyawan ko bai kay basin kita ang tripan sa nokor sa atom... simbako lang dyud...sto niÑo protect us.

[fingolfin]

.. USA is not afraid of China coz of it's military strenght... but US fears China's commercial potential. If the US is going to meddle in countries which have some relation with China for sure China will cease to trade with the US. tsk tsk tsk. USA is full of crap, they always want everybody to believe that they are the world's police , but they only stick their noses to any issues if they can gain something. To make it short

IRAQ = OIL
N. KOREA = TRADING TO CHINA.

hahayz.

[--Makoy--]

wa na tay mahimo ana...

[rudjard]

these is really sick...gahi lang gyud kaau ning north korea to surrender nuclear weapon nya karon nagpatest na gyud nuon sa yuta.very fragile,n korea is inticing other nation for trouble,labi na ning states.we should keep an eye on this issue.

[lestat1116]

if china will stop the trade to US. its better for our country.

[lestat1116]

US will not go to war with NoKor. theres nothing in NoKor.

[rumsfield]

NOKOR try to threaten JAPAN? wahahahahaha.......NOKOR wont last on a long term war in fact kabalo cla ana they dont have much resources to sustain their pathetic campaign give me a break! electronic battlefield they dont even stand a chance, ever wonder why the NATO forces would know if there's a missile test b4 there's an actual lunch by these rogue states? there's a very expensive US high tech aircraft who patrols 24/7 on the international airspace somewhere in the sea of japan who's main job is to eavesdrop any electronic transmission from those rogoue states such as NOKOR. And there are also B1 Lancer, B2 Spirit and the good old B52 bomber( all of this bombers always carry tactical nukes ) who is always on patrol 24/7 (on call, ready to strike in just 5 to 10 mins.) the US has been using this strategy ever since the cold war begun. And i bet NOKOR knows this, u know wat? this charlies are just bluffing by blogging their brags on some media outlets hahahhaha......so ngano gud tawn mo korog ang US and it's key allies sa kaning mga rogue states such as NOKOR.