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

[vergievergz]

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mytag di maabot anang kahimtanga...hehe kng madala pa ug negotiate...y not?

[dudoyjoie]

To dudoy: I HAVEN'T enjoyed all of the anti-American comments posted on this thread. To read so many angry sentiments from people who owe so much to the USA makes my stomach turn. You use the term "arrogant" to describe Americans, and I am curious to know about experience in the USA. You've spent some time there and gotten to know the people? How can you so broadly categorize such a large group of people, many of whom are immigrants? Are there no "arrogant" Filipinos? Are the North Koreans arrogant? When does Filipino nationalism cross the line into "arrogance"? The No. Korean government is being defiant in the face of the international community with regards to their nuke program. The launch was in violation of an internationally recognized set of protocols, and that is the topic here. Not all of the anti-US rhetoric or the issue with how Filipino OFWs are viewed. And by the way, your comment "we need them (the USA) NOW until the day we have... our own" smacks of the "fair-weather friendship" reputation the RP is known for. It's not a reputation to be be proud of...

Bro, I think you dont get the real context of my post. I was trying to be sarcastic about people saying bad things about Americans.

Peace bro!

[lecter]

haven't eaten anything......

[giddyboy]

NKorea readying several missile tests
Associated Press

SEOUL, South Korea – North Korea is preparing to launch three or four medium-range missiles, along with an intercontinental ballistic missile, amid moves by Kim Jong Il to anoint his third son as heir to the world's first communist dynasty, reports and experts said Tuesday.

South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the North is preparing to fire three to four medium-range missiles from Anbyon on its east coast.

"Many vehicles mounted with mobile launchers are being spotted" at Anbyon, Yonhap quoted an unnamed government official saying. "It looks like at least three missiles will be launched."

The North has also transported what is believed to be its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile to a base near China in the west, officials confirmed.

Yonhap did not say when the medium-range missiles, possibly a version of the Rodong series, might be launched.

The reclusive communist country was showing other signs of belligerence. Reports say that over the past several days the North has strengthened its defenses and conducted amphibious assault exercises along its western shore that could be preparations for skirmishes at sea.

South Korea has deployed a guided-missile high-speed boat to the area to "frustrate North Korea's naval provocation intentions and destroy the enemy at the scene in case of provocations," the navy said in a statement.

The ship has guided missiles that can strike enemy vessels 87 miles (140 kilometers) away, a 76mm gun and a 40mm cannon as well as a sophisticated radar system. South Korea is also sending coast guard ships to escort fishing boats near the western sea island of Yeonpyeong.

Speculation was growing that last Monday's underground nuclear test and subsequent missile launches were related to a power shift in North Korea. On Tuesday, South Korean media and an opposition lawmaker said 67-year-old Kim Jong Il's youngest son, Jong Un, 26, has been picked to be the next leader.

full article:
Reports: NKorea readying several missile tests - Yahoo! News

[Hellblazer 2.1]

this country's defiance should be taught a lesson. a very hard lesson.

[reygie]

Mayng bombahan na sila dah......sa bombo radyo ug dyab!

[Hellblazer 2.1]

naay announcer kahibaw mag-Korean?

[hardlock]

Hahay! kadaghan gyud tawng katok na Koreano... Kita ka anang ilang President... Sus! Klaro gyud kaayong way buhaton tinarong!

[YellowSubmarine]

daghang gigutom didto pero giuna jud ang mga bomba.. hahaha

[digitalsuperman]

we'll see what america will do about this...