N. Korea fires on S. Korea - It was a clear provocation!!

[High_Gravity]

Right... so you can't cite where I've said any such thing?

You may now sit your ass back down on the curb and enjoy your hobo piss.

Anyone that can read can surf through the thread and find it jack ass, now delete your account bitch.

 

[High_Gravity]

I wonder whether there might be a substantial pro-democracy resistance in NK that we could train behind the scenes to destabilize the regime and foster a discontent that could later fuel something like the (relatively) bloodless anti-totalitarian revolutions that evil jewish puppetmaster George Soros saw carried out in the Ukraine, Georgia, and the Czech Republic...

Pro democracy groups in North Korea huh? LMAO! Delete your account dumb fuck!

 

[JBeukema]

Right... that's three reasons you look like an idiot, now.

Do cite, if you can still see straight.

Have you considered logging off, learning to read, getting a job and drinking real liquor instead of hobo piss with extra alcohol dumped in it to sterilize it?

 

[High_Gravity]

LMAO at pro democracy groups in North Korea hahahahahahaha.

 

[High_Gravity]

Right... that's three reasons you look like an idiot, now.

Do cite, if you can still see straight.

Have you considered logging off, learning to read, getting a job and drinking real liquor instead of hobo piss with extra alcohol dumped in it to sterilize it?

Let me get in touch with the "pro democracy" groups in North Korea and get back with you.

 

[Ozmar]

Nations reacted swiftly Tuesday in condemning a North Korean artillery attack that South Korea said killed two marines and wounded 15 soldiers and civilians.
The strongest reaction came from South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, who ordered his military to punish North Korea "through action," not just words, the official Yonhap news agency said.
"The provocation this time can be regarded as an invasion of South Korean territory," Lee said during a visit to the headquarters of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in central Seoul. "In particular, indiscriminate attacks on civilians are a grave matter."
The United States also offered quick comment, with the White House saying it "strongly condemns" the "belligerent action" by North Korea.

World condemns deadly N. Korean artillery attack - CNN.com

 

[Moon]

Well, another fine thread ruined by the antics of a couple of juveniles. Just another day at USMB.

 

[JBeukema]

You really think it'd be the first time we found or created a resistance to destabilize a regime?

The only problem is they have a tendency to run on us later when we don't leave.

 

[Ozmar]

I await armageddon.

 

[High_Gravity]

You really think it'd be the first time we found or created a resistance to destabilize a regime?

The only problem is they have a tendency to run on us later when we don't leave.

There is no "resistance" allowed in North Korea, one bad word about the regime and you are either dead or locked up in a death camp.

 

[JBeukema]

Nations reacted swiftly Tuesday in condemning a North Korean artillery attack that South Korea said killed two marines and wounded 15 soldiers and civilians.
The strongest reaction came from South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, who ordered his military to punish North Korea "through action," not just words, the official Yonhap news agency said.
"The provocation this time can be regarded as an invasion of South Korean territory," Lee said during a visit to the headquarters of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in central Seoul. "In particular, indiscriminate attacks on civilians are a grave matter."
The United States also offered quick comment, with the White House saying it "strongly condemns" the "belligerent action" by North Korea.

World condemns deadly N. Korean artillery attack - CNN.com

The South Koreans should take lead on this. Their land, their border, their blood. We need to let them know we'll support whatever they feel is necessary, but stress that we think it's best to avoid open conflict for the reasons I mentioned above.

 

[Moon]

Nations reacted swiftly Tuesday in condemning a North Korean artillery attack that South Korea said killed two marines and wounded 15 soldiers and civilians.
The strongest reaction came from South Korean President Lee Myung-bak, who ordered his military to punish North Korea "through action," not just words, the official Yonhap news agency said.
"The provocation this time can be regarded as an invasion of South Korean territory," Lee said during a visit to the headquarters of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in central Seoul. "In particular, indiscriminate attacks on civilians are a grave matter."
The United States also offered quick comment, with the White House saying it "strongly condemns" the "belligerent action" by North Korea.

World condemns deadly N. Korean artillery attack - CNN.com

We'll see how much influence the international community has over north Korea. I'm guessing very little.

 

[JBeukema]

You really think it'd be the first time we found or created a resistance to destabilize a regime?

The only problem is they have a tendency to run on us later when we don't leave.

There is no "resistance" allowed in North Korea, one bad word about the regime and you are either dead or locked up in a death camp.

read a history book


we've seen this all before


several times

 

[High_Gravity]

Well, another fine thread ruined by the antics of a couple of juveniles. Just another day at USMB.

I am 79 years old.

 

[Ozmar]

Especially with puppet master China backing them.

 

[Jeremy]

I await armageddon.

What time is it on? Or did you order it from Netflix?

 

[Moon]

Well, another fine thread ruined by the antics of a couple of juveniles. Just another day at USMB.

I am 79 years old.

Then stop acting like you're 12.

 

[High_Gravity]

You really think it'd be the first time we found or created a resistance to destabilize a regime?

The only problem is they have a tendency to run on us later when we don't leave.

There is no "resistance" allowed in North Korea, one bad word about the regime and you are either dead or locked up in a death camp.

read a history book


we've seen this all before


several times

The only North Korean resistance I know of are exiles living abroad, actual people in North Korea are too busy starving to worry about resisting jack shit.

 

[Ozmar]

Well, another fine thread ruined by the antics of a couple of juveniles. Just another day at USMB.

I am 79 years old.

Dude, piss off and let the big boys talk.

 

[High_Gravity]

Well, another fine thread ruined by the antics of a couple of juveniles. Just another day at USMB.

I am 79 years old.

Then stop acting like you're 12.

I thought I was acting like a teenager?