North Korean Shelling of South Korea.

[Newbie.]

Thaughts on it?

[Desert_Fox]

unstable political relations?
economical reasons?

I don't know...

Anyway...War is good when it's only a game!

[SK8ERatWAR]

kim yong-il is a retarded megalomaniac.
I bet he's planning on a big war

[ford_prefect]

North Korean change in power, the fact that North Korea has nothing to loose economically, South Korea has one of the largest economies on the globe and the north would be more than happy to see that change.
Perhaps it is also Mr.Kim swinging around what he things to be 'his big sack' they just showed off a nuclear enrichment plant to some American scientist like they were a little five year old kid showing their dad what they made in the garage.
It probably won't turn into anything, it's just the north acting up if their not on front page news for a month they'll do something stupid like this to get attention.

[cephalos]

attention.

+1
they are frustrated that US don't talk to them and offer economical help for exchange for NK nuclear program.

[SublimeSnugz]

attention.

+1
they are frustrated that US don't talk to them and offer economical help for exchange for NK nuclear program.

No MR. "Kim Yong il" realised there was no COD MW material for North Korea so he had to take action and create a conflict that might be the next COD sequal.

[Blackbishop]

attention.

+1
they are frustrated that US don't talk to them and offer economical help for exchange for NK nuclear program.

No MR. "Kim Yong il" realised there was no COD MW material for North Korea so he had to take action and create a conflict that might be the next COD sequal.

lol... I wonder if this will evolve to a war between them or they will save it for later .

[HyperSniper999]

I can't wait for when SK and the USA get tired of this and Blitzkrieg North Korea.

Kimmie would be like, "Oh f**k, what did I just do?"

[Newbie.]

Does NK still have ties to the Chinese, Vietnamese Laos and Cambodians? Or did they erm Dissolve?

[cephalos]

I guess that China won't fight US back. The Mr.Kim's regime is troublesome for them too...

[neosdark]

Personally i think its time we (America and the SK) finish what we started in Korea over 50 years ago. If we don't do something, i fear that the story portrayed in "Homefront", may become reality.

All the signs point to it. We have a fumbeling economy all around the world. Korea is nuke arming itself. Everyone is screaming "stop that, Korea, is bad for you" and the UN is herping and derping that they also condemn them. Problem is, WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT IT. Starting to smell like the 1930s all over again........

[Akalonor]

Im A Korean (Parody) I Got A Feeling
...... lightens the mood a bit.
I agree neosdark, best to put out the embers before the napalm arrives...... 

[IJoe]

Personally i think its time we (America and the SK) finish what we started in Korea over 50 years ago. If we don't do something, i fear that the story portrayed in "Homefront", may become reality.

All the signs point to it. We have a fumbeling economy all around the world. Korea is nuke arming itself. Everyone is screaming "stop that, Korea, is bad for you" and the UN is herping and derping that they also condemn them. Problem is, WHAT ARE WE DOING ABOUT IT. Starting to smell like the 1930s all over again........

Chill out! NK poses no real threat  to US or even EU (due to the distance at least).
And it doesn't "smell like '30s" (- It smells like  teen spirit) cause NK isn't really capable of conquering any country around it.
Nukes are mostly a defensive weapon, simply guaranteeing no one is going to invade you, cause there is no point in shelling anyone with nukes before going in the area. Besides there are like tonnes of all sorts of international treaties, stating that countries, already having nukes in their possession, are to protect those that don't in case of nuclear attack (i.e. US's nuclear umbrella over Japan - isn't it peculiar and so really really neat  )
Also, considering history, Korean war in '50s ended in an ugly nasty beating of US forces by chinese "volunteers" (about 200 000 of which joined NK army in a moment of it's near defeat, and turned the tides to the opposite).

A bad peace is far better than a decent war.

[Paciat]

Also, considering history, Korean war in '50s ended in an ugly nasty beating of US forces by chinese "volunteers" (about 200 000 of which joined NK army in a moment of it's near defeat, and turned the tides to the opposite).

Who cares about the dead Chinise. Their poor. Only US lives count.

[IJoe]

Who cares about the dead Chinise. Their poor. Only US lives count.

Is that you brand or what?
Why do you keep saying people's lives are insignificant?
If that is a sort of a refined humour, then I guess it's too thin for my poor simple mind.
You know, people, I don't really understand you, europians, americans - one day you are so damn proud of your civilized mind and manners, and just the next one you go like "lets kill 'em, lets kill 'em all" . You start wars on other countries saying: "Hey, they aren't democratic enough!" But the result of these wars is:
          a huge amount of civilian casualties, a totally destroyed infrastructure, plus chaos and anarchy, which, in turn, only multiply casualties and the sufferings of survivors; putting
          a puppet regime instead of the former (not much more democratic, as the facts witness) that is capable to last just as long as you support it militarily, and right alter this support is gone, the regime collapses in the most ugly way, or at least goes into a deep coma
          western "civilized" corporations earning gazillons of whatever their favourite currency is on "restoration" deals, - the only REAL result it is.

And after all that you consider yourself more civilized than people who chop off wrists for stealing? I mean you are killing for money on a large scale (which actually is considered a felony around the globe).

Make this phrase your logo:
"I must say, I hate violence, and would send a bullet in any violent mothe...cker's head myself, if I only could."