N.Korea condemned US for suspending the food aid

[xomputer]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

 

[Artevelde]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

I agree.

 

[ScienceRocks]

Fuck north Korea! They either reform or die.

 

[sfcalifornia]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

I don't think US sanctions are going to do much to convince N. Korea to abandon it's nuclear ambitions.

If they listen to anyone, it will be China and we should be concentrating our efforts to get China on board. There have already been signs that China is getting exasperated.

 

[Artevelde]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

I don't think US sanctions are going to do much to convince N. Korea to abandon it's nuclear ambitions.

If they listen to anyone, it will be China and we should be concentrating our efforts to get China on board. There have already been signs that China is getting exasperated.

While I agree it is useful to try to get China on board, this shouldn't stop the US from taking a much tougher stand with North Korea.

 

[sfcalifornia]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

I don't think US sanctions are going to do much to convince N. Korea to abandon it's nuclear ambitions.

If they listen to anyone, it will be China and we should be concentrating our efforts to get China on board. There have already been signs that China is getting exasperated.

While I agree it is useful to try to get China on board, this shouldn't stop the US from taking a much tougher stand with North Korea.

The US has imposed strict sanctions on a few select countries for decades with virtually no success. The US will impose them on N. Korea too but who needs the US when a country like China can feed you....and in N. Korea's case, from right next door?

War is out of the question. So basically it's all about convincing China to force NKorea to put a lid on it.

 

[ScienceRocks]

The only way to be sure is to nuke it from orbit!

 

[Unkotare]

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[Unkotare]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

I don't think US sanctions are going to do much to convince N. Korea to abandon it's nuclear ambitions.

If they listen to anyone, it will be China and we should be concentrating our efforts to get China on board. There have already been signs that China is getting exasperated.

They've been exasperated for decades. It is a waste of time to count on China to curb that insane buffer state of its.

 

[paulitician]

Your Tax Dollars at work. Fun times.

 

[PoliticalChic]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

"Just when you thought North Korea couldn't get any more disturbing.

(Photos: Daily life in Pyongyang)

A leaked official police document reportedly details at least one case of cannibalism.

If true, the report would validate what has been rumored in the North for quite some time: that people are so hungry they are eating other people.

According to the Korea Herald:

"The report, later obtained by South Korea's Caleb Mission, provided a rare look into the alleged cannibalism and other crimes, but it did not say whether cannibalism has become a widespread practice."
Cannibalism | North Korea | World Hunger

 

[Unkotare]

When the famine was really bad back in the 90s there were many reports of this.

 

[Avatar4321]

And I condemn North Korea for letting their people starve rather than allowing them to be free to produce their own food.

 

[The T]

And I condemn North Korea for letting their people starve rather than allowing them to be free to produce their own food.

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Fuckem

 

[The T]

Fuck north Korea! They either reform or die.

Nah...they're too useful a tool for the Chinese...(A puppet if you will).

 

[The T]

And I condemn North Korea for letting their people starve rather than allowing them to be free to produce their own food.

And note? When they want something from us? They always pull some stunt, or threaten to until we cave in.

 

[The T]

North Korea reversed its decision to allow the IAEA to inspect the Yeongbyeon nuclear facility as soon as US announced to stop the food aid to punish the missile launch.

It is North Korea's fault that it failed to keep the promise and lost the 2 year worth food aid. North Korea can't complain about anything at this point.

However, North Korea's missile launch was a clear violation of UN security council resolution, and although the result was pretty predictable, North Korea pressed ahead the missile launch.

US should act steadfastly to stop the food aid no matter what North Korea says, in order to terminate North Korea's 30 year long brinkmanship.

"Just when you thought North Korea couldn't get any more disturbing.

(Photos: Daily life in Pyongyang)

A leaked official police document reportedly details at least one case of cannibalism.

If true, the report would validate what has been rumored in the North for quite some time: that people are so hungry they are eating other people.

According to the Korea Herald:

"The report, later obtained by South Korea's Caleb Mission, provided a rare look into the alleged cannibalism and other crimes, but it did not say whether cannibalism has become a widespread practice."
Cannibalism | North Korea | World Hunger

Have they run out of dogs?

 

[Remodeling Maidiac]

Chris was just bragging about Obama working things out with NK a month ago.

Where is sissy boy?

 

[The T]

Chris was just bragging about Obama working things out with NK a month ago.

Where is sissy boy?

Manning his FAX machine getting updated talking points?