Agree with this, it's very likely the only reason no military action has been taken yet.
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North Korea at it again!
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Agree with this, it's very likely the only reason no military action has been taken yet.
North Korea missile over Japan: China blames US and South Korea for provoking Pyongyang
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-south-korea-hokkaido-pyongyang-a7917551.html
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/w...-south-korea-hokkaido-pyongyang-a7917551.html
Two Professors
Two Mad Professors
I think we should listen to what Mr. Corbyn has to say about the issue.
The Birdman
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Let's be friends
Like the bit of paper Chamblin brought back from AH
I don't want any war I think we need China to step up.
biddles911
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His "fire and fury" rhetoric strongly suggests he's prepared to take some form of military action.
If China doesn't step up to the plate on this and screw down sanctions to the point that NK backs off it looks pretty bleak and Trump is clearly stupid enough to do something that crosses the line.
If there is some form of (hopefully) limited war then we must rely on NK's likely incompetence. Big gamble though....
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I can't say I listen to what he says, as history suggests it's all hot air. He said he'd build a wall and the Mexicans would pay for it - will they?
Well yes he is, but surely his advisors will talk him out of a conflict that will kill millions of South Koreans.
But all they need to do is press the fire button. They'd lose the war, but that's not the point.
Trigaaar,
With regards to China, you genuinely think they'd want the US or a US coalition as neighbours? They are not happy with NK one bit (they've tried to discipline NK via sanctions on coal imports and were rumoured to be looking at Kim's brother as a replacement, before he was killed).
China aren't happy at all with the situation but a misbehaving Kim is far more preferable to any US involvement to them.
With regards to China, you genuinely think they'd want the US or a US coalition as neighbours? They are not happy with NK one bit (they've tried to discipline NK via sanctions on coal imports and were rumoured to be looking at Kim's brother as a replacement, before he was killed).
China aren't happy at all with the situation but a misbehaving Kim is far more preferable to any US involvement to them.
How would the US become neighbours? Overthrowing Kim or destroying there army wouldn't make the US neighbours.
But if the US attacked, are China going to want a war with the US over it?
A costly lesson in why you shouldn't leave things so long to the point nobody actually knows what the enemy is capable of. There's no doubt in my mind this is going to lead to conflict.
biddles911
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Good point and also completely unclear what NK's reaction to almost any level of "provocation" might be making the situation so dangerous.
Even Trump's war of words and SK's military exercises seem to provoke missile launches at the drop of a hat so at what point NK might actually take more positive military action must be a complete mystery to the parties involved.....
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I'm working on the premise that it's a US backed invasion or such, apologies if I wasn't clear. I reckon a Chinese ruse might see Kim disappear, it's the only workable solution for them.
No apology necessary. But even with a US invasion, surely the whole international community would demand that they left after making the place safe?
You don't really understand "regime change".
maltaseagull
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Best solution but surely only China can make this happen?
The US may want a leader with a western bias, but good luck picking one from the North Korean population.
The US would be happy just to get rid of NK's weapons. China would also be happy with that. The NK population would probably be happy with that in the long term too. If they managed that, NK would then have to rebuild and they'd find their own new leader, I don't think the US would get their way.
But you feel free to tell us different.
JC Footy Genius
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North Korea: 'Japan missile was first step in Pacific operation'
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-41091563
Fatboy having fun sticking two fingers up to the US and the international community. Who says Nuclear deterrence doesn't work?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-41091563
Fatboy having fun sticking two fingers up to the US and the international community. Who says Nuclear deterrence doesn't work?