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Well, hopefully, Obama will go over there and apoligize that Bush didn't resolve the Korean conflict before anything else happens.

Righhhttttt.....the North Gooks lob a few shells at the South Gooks....and guess what..there is not a damn thing the South or the US , or China, or Russia , could do about it. If the North wants the South, they will simply roll in there and take it.
( Sup South Vietnam?)

The Us could no more fight a war there now, because the North would probably pull the tactical nukes artillery card and then just waltz on in there.

Go ahead and run down to the recruiters there Wags and see if your ass can sign up to go fight those slant eyed cocksuckers..

Yeah..the Koreans are just a bunch of pushovers and will pull back when Barry flexes his military...just like they did in LA.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L5ttIHV12s

Derron wrote: The Us could no more fight a war there now...

28,000 US troops along the DMZ think you're a dumbfuck.

War Wagon wrote:

Derron wrote: The Us could no more fight a war there now...

28,000 US troops along the DMZ think you're a dumbfuck.

280,000 North Korean troops along the DMZ think you are an even bigger dumbfuck.

that crazy little fukker with the mad golf game doesn't take a shit without beijing giving him the OK. the chinks of course, use him as yet another bard in our backside, but, them actually doing anything significant might finally awaken us to the point of telling china to go fukk themselves.

china ain't about to lose it's best customer, so, don't worry, pahtah is safe.

Sudden Sam wrote:Trying to recall where I saw this a few months ago about how North Korea could destroy Seoul before any response could be mounted. With non-nuke artillery.

http://www.businessinsider.com/map-of-t ... urs-2010-5

How North Korean Artillery Could Level Seoul In Two Hours

North Korea is known to have the world's largest artillery force.

South Korea's capital city is only 35 miles from the border.

Although the range of Kim Jong-il's arsenal is fodder for debate, it's certain the rogue dictator could hit Seoul with many shells in a matter of hours. He did take a few potshots last January. This threat is a key reason North Korea can bully its neighbor and stand up to US intervention.

Hmmm..my bad..I guess that will not need the 10 divisions they have waiting. Expect Wags to be calling you a dumb fuck in the next post.

The threat from North Korea isn't a military one.
It's a foregone conclusion that the North, with about 3 days of food and fuel for their "army" would collapse faster than Derron at an IQ test.

The real threat is to South Korea's economy and general stability when they are flooded with refugees.
North Korea's greatest weapon isn't nukes...it's panicked, starving masses lurching towards the border.

That's a valid point, Marty, but I have to believe that Dear Leader and his newly minted progeny Dear Leader II would have no reservations whatsoever of lobbing an artillery shell or 6 dozen into downtown Seoul if they perceived their stranglehold on power were in jeopardy.

Which brings to mind a coupla' questions.

If the huddled, starving masses yearning to be free are in such desperate straights, why don't they rise up against the regime responsible for their plight?

As well, if China is such a sugardaddy to the DPRK, why can't or won't they provide the relief needed to keep their serfs from starvation?

War Wagon wrote: If the huddled, starving masses yearning to be free are in such desperate straights, why don't they rise up against the regime responsible for their plight?

With what? This isn't a movie, Wags. The Wolverines aren't coming to throw a wrench into the Soviet military juggernaut.

War Wagon wrote: As well, if China is such a sugardaddy to the DPRK, why can't or won't they provide the relief needed to keep their serfs from starvation?

They do. They also have their own border concerns with North Korea.

Derron wrote:

War Wagon wrote:
28,000 US troops along the DMZ think you're a dumbfuck.

280,000 North Korean troops along the DMZ think you are an even bigger dumbfuck.

Martyred wrote:The threat from North Korea isn't a military one.
It's a foregone conclusion that the North, with about 3 days of food and fuel for their "army" would collapse faster than Derron at an IQ test.

The real threat is to South Korea's economy and general stability when they are flooded with refugees.
North Korea's greatest weapon isn't nukes...it's panicked, starving masses lurching towards the border.

Categorical bullshit from a total fraud..

The threat is ONLY military and it's more real than we'd like to believe. The idea of a refugee situation is ludicrous and shows how inane are your half-assed attempts at an opinion.

Why don't you try something a little easier--like giving odds on the Calgary rodeo roping contest. Careful! (remember, you don't really know jack shit about anything :wink: )

The U.S. has now said they intend to take part in more joint (Guntslinger was run) military exercises with S. Korea.

That, for those keeping score at home, is the equivelant of a sternly worded letter.

Hey.
NK has just launched and killed folks.
Earlier this year they (allegedly :winky:) sunk a S.Korean vessel, killing 46 sailors.

And we're sending out sternly worded letters. :D

I'm not really IN with that.

I DO think it's prolly time for S. Korea to retaliate.

Not that I want to see war break out (or mushroom clouds form) 20 miles from me, but fuck me running, man, you can't just take gettin' punked that way, can you?


I don't know when it's going to happen, but N. Korea is gonna be DONE, one way or another, sometime down the road.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:
Categorical bullshit from a total fraud..

Careful! (remember, you don't really know jack shit about anything :wink: )

Nice pot and kettle smack there you fucking idiot.

I laffed.

Sudden Sam wrote:Perhaps if you pray for peace, your god will calm things down.

dude, g0d doesn't do OOC road games. Maybe somebody can put a call into buddha. I think this might be just jurisdiction.

smackaholic wrote:

Sudden Sam wrote:Perhaps if you pray for peace, your god will calm things down.

dude, g0d doesn't do OOC road games. Maybe somebody can put a call into buddha. I think this might be just jurisdiction.

I think we should have a "Whose God is Bigger?" contest to see who has to deal with Dear Leader. UCant can be the judge.

As a former Fire Direction Specialist in 8" Field Artilery with a Top Secret Security Cleareance in Nuclear Release and Alert Systems I can guarantee you that if North Korea were to invade South Korea the first thing you will see is tactical nukes fired from US Artillery figthing along side the South Koreans. It's the only way to stop an opposing army that has you outnumbered 10-1.

The Big Pickle wrote:As a former Fire Direction Specialist in 8" Field Artilery with a Top Secret Security Cleareance in Nuclear Release and Alert Systems I can guarantee you that if North Korea were to invade South Korea the first thing you will see is tactical nukes fired from US Artillery figthing along side the South Koreans. It's the only way to stop an opposing army that has you outnumbered 10-1.

Saddam's troops outnumbered us 10-1 in GWI and Americans cut through them like a ginsu through hot butter. It's called air superiority, and 'lil Kim doesn't have it.

Iraq was dug in defensively and our air force had 30 days to bomb the hell out of them before our troops advanced. The situation in Korea would be completely different if 1,000,000 North Korean soldiers stampeded across the border at the same time. The only defense is tactical nukes.

Sorry, but them is the facts!

We should be doing everything we can to encourage regime change. The instability in Pyongyang at this time might be a good opportunity. I'm guessing we will need assistance from some NoKo military leaders. A shooting war should be the last resort.

We should have the israelis send some chocolate to NK's leader.

Or at the very least scramble his NBA feed.

The Big Pickle wrote:Iraq was dug in defensively and our air force had 30 days to bomb the hell out of them before our troops advanced. The situation in Korea would be completely different if 1,000,000 North Korean soldiers stampeded across the border at the same time. The only defense is tactical nukes.

Sorry, but them is the facts!

Sorry but you're out of your damn mind if you think the North Koreans have the wherewithal to mount an effective attack. if they did, they would have already done so. They can't even build a fucking pyramid correctly.

The Ryugyong Hotel (Korean: 류경호텔) (sometimes anglicized as Ryu-Gyong Hotel or Yu-Kyung Hotel[5]) is a 105-floor skyscraper under construction in Pyongyang, North Korea. Its name comes from one of the historic names for the city of Pyongyang, and means "capital of willows";[6] the building is also known as the 105 building,[1] a reference to its number of floors. Construction began in 1987, but was halted in 1992 due to the economic disruptions that afflicted the country following the fall of the Soviet Union. The hotel stood topped out but without windows or interior fittings for the next sixteen years. Construction resumed in April 2008, under the supervision of the Orascom Group of Egypt, which has invested heavily in the North Korean mobile telephony and construction industries.[3] The company expects to complete exterior work on the building in 2010, with interior work taking until 2012 or later.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryugyong_Hotel

Sorry, but pardon me if I'm not impressed. If they didn't have their Red Chinese sugar daddies running interference, they would have collapsed years ago.

Wolfman wrote:We should be doing everything we can to encourage regime change. The instability in Pyongyang at this time might be a good opportunity. I'm guessing we will need assistance from some NoKo military leaders. A shooting war should be the last resort.

This is what I'm talking about when I suggest that B-juice doesn't know shit about this situation. You too, wolfie?
Look, if you really think that any of the North Koreans are going to betray or desert their Beloved Leader then you really don't understand the fact of fifty some years of totalitarian brainwashing. "Regime change"? Isn't that some bogus Rumsfeld rhetoric? Or is it Hillary? :wink:

unlike, say "Triumph Of The Will" the thoroughly staged 1934 propaganda film of Nazi Germany,

(only two months after the "night of the long knives" this hastened impressive assembly was used primarily to convince the German people that Order was in place, in particular the new leader of the SA--the largest Nazi group by a factor of a hundred. The military was still not under total control and neither was the press or the arts. Not for long, of course)


this, however, isn't fake...they are literally worshiping a living deity. NONE of these people have known any other deity or reality--look, they're virtually all under fifty..they CAN'T rebel.



The differences are profound. But fortunately many of these differences do not favor the nut job republic of Kim. The notion of a swarm of a million soldiers descending into the South of Korea is absurd. Instead of the similar swarm attack of the Chinese in the Korean War, it would be more like Boudica attempting to swarm the Romans at the Battle of Watling St.

China of course is the solution. They can and will put Kim back in his little play pen--which includes regular tantrums, etc., they're cool with that.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:
This is what I'm talking about when I suggest that B-juice doesn't know shit about this situation.

Stick to UFO's, or Jews, or Jews flying UFO's.
Glogal strategy ain't your bag, shit-for-brains.

LTS TRN 2 wrote: The differences are profound.

No they're not. You have less of an understanding of the two Koreas than you do of heterosexual relationships.

LTS TRN 2 wrote: ...they are literally worshiping a living deity.

That practice has been going on in the Korean Peninsula for over a thousand years.
Again...shut the fuck up.

BTW, I am really MEGA.

Derron wrote:

War Wagon wrote:

Derron wrote: The Us could no more fight a war there now...

28,000 US troops along the DMZ think you're a dumbfuck.

280,000 North Korean troops along the DMZ think you are an even bigger dumbfuck.

South Korea does have an army of their own, you shiteating dumbfuck.

BSmack wrote:Saddam's troops outnumbered us 10-1 in GWI

No, they didn't. Not even close. Tards like Scheisskopf and Colon Powlyp were blowing so much smoke up your ass it wasn't even funny. Their numbers were totally cooked. We outnumbered them and dramatically so at the point of attack.

The only Iraqi units that were anywhere near their full authorized strength were the RG divisions and there were only four of them in Kuwait. The rest of them were lucky if they were 50% and that was before we started bombing them.

Martyred wrote:

LTS TRN 2 wrote:
This is what I'm talking about when I suggest that B-juice doesn't know shit about this situation.

Stick to UFO's, or Jews, or Jews flying UFO's.
Glogal strategy ain't your bag, shit-for-brains.

LTS TRN 2 wrote: The differences are profound.

No they're not. You have less of an understanding of the two Koreas than you do of heterosexual relationships.

LTS TRN 2 wrote: ...they are literally worshiping a living deity.

That practice has been going on in the Korean Peninsula for over a thousand years.
Again...shut the fuck up.

Sorry, b-juice, but you've basically struck out looking. There was no "living God" in Korea whatsoever remotely resembling the 50 some years now rule of the Kims. If you dispute this, let's see it? What?...Nothing as usual?

As for the profound differences, I'm referring of course to the Nazis and North Korean respective mass adulation ceremonies, not the two Koreas.

Your homo smack is boring--why waste your time? Oh...because that's really all you've got :doh:

Dogs are so damn amazing. They manage to wag their friendly tail all the way up until the point they are eaten.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:...it would be more like Boudica attempting to swarm the Romans at the Battle of Watling St.

How much artillery did she have? Do you think 12,000 tubes in carefully sited and fortified firing positions might have made a difference?

As usual, Avi-b-juice, you avoid actually making a point or explaining any of your paranoid snippets.

The lesson of Boudica is that sheer mass infantry really doesn't work against a prepared and experienced force, etc. Apply this how you like as far as the Kim horde is concerned.

All of your silliness is just a standard rote reflex of the Limpdick fear button. Just keep pushing it all the time, don't worry about completely bullshitting on basic facts, etc., and blame everything on the "liberals."

You're a bit predictable, you know. By the way, how was that urine shower on your inane claim about JFK and the Israelis? :P

LTS TRN 2 wrote:As usual, Avi-b-juice, you avoid actually making a point or explaining any of your paranoid snippets.

The lesson of Boudica is that sheer mass infantry really doesn't work against a prepared and experienced force, etc. Apply this how you like as far as the Kim horde is concerned.

I shouldn't have to explain it if you actually knew what you were talking about. The lesson of Boudica is that she didn't have anything else in her pocket. Just a herd of toothless flatheads with no training at all.

Dear Leader, on the other hand, doesn't need to rely on sheer mass of infantry to ruin South Korea. He has artillery and plenty of it much of which is dug into mountains. Something like 2/3rds of the population of South Korea is in range of conventional artillery along with nearly their entire economy.

Clear enough?

Sure, but Dear Leader loves beamers and champagne--and sure ain't interested in suicide....and..how's that urine shower feelin'?

mvscal wrote:Something like 2/3rds of the population of South Korea is in range of conventional artillery along with nearly their entire economy.

Clear enough?

Yes, it's clear that I am in range. :|

Just think of the PET p0tential, fans.

I won't let you down.


Well, because of the fact that K.J.I. could basically ruin S. Korea - if'n he has a death wish and just
doesn't give half a shit, it is a tense situation.

But it does appear that he intends to hand the "dynasty" off to his puffy-coated pig boy.
In that case, bombing S. Korea into rubble wouldn't make any sense to him.



:paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul: :paul:

Who knows for sure what kind of pressures dynamics are occurring within N. Korea, but it's not unreasonable
to speculate that there are forces moving to take action to see that a smooth transition of power does not
take place and that this f@t pigtard kid does not assume the position of leader.

Could be that some major shit could be set to hit the fan within that shithole of a country up there.

poptart wrote: But it does appear that he intends to hand the "dynasty" off to his puffy-coated pig boy.
In that case, bombing S. Korea into rubble wouldn't make any sense to him.

i don't know why all the back and forth about north korea firing on the south the other day. was just a misunderstanding: someone set a donut down a bit too close to the red button and fatty up there wasn't very careful when he went to swipe it.

curious about KJI giving chubby the keys to the car. can't imagine the fucker cares about anything other than himself, so why exercise restraint when the end draws nigh?

The only thing I know to go on is what my father has always told me about the Korean peninsula military scenario and he sort of an expert on these matters, probably far more than anyone else here.

The only way to halt the initial advance of the North Korean Military would be tactical Nuclear weapons.

South Korea's active and ready military consists of between 620k and 670k troops, 4/5 of which are conscripts serving their mandatory military service. North Korea on the other hand has over 1 million active and combat ready military personal and approximately between 350k-450k professional career soldiers. Basically North Korea is going to have almost as many hard nosed life long soldiers to throw out on the front lines as South Korea can toss kids with limited training.

North Korea's issue in a military engagement is that their country at peak levels could probably only sustain enough resources for between 17 and 24 days of full combat before having to resort to gorilla warfare without Chinese support.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Sure, but Dear Leader loves beamers and champagne--and sure ain't interested in suicide....

I agree. This is how he makes his living. I think you'll also have to agree that it is a very dangerous game to play. One that could very easily get very far out of hand very quickly.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:beamers and champagne

It's Mercedes and Cognac, get it straight.

So, does this mean the ROK won't be holding any more maneuvers in disputed territory?

You mean maneuvers like this..?...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQMANlGEyE4

C'mon, this auto-provocation everyone get on high alert bullshit is as tired as the "free market" auto cadence of the disgraced and self-devouring GOP hacks.

It's time to scour off. Really.

And the true beginning of world wide reclamation begins with cutting off, softening down, and imprisoning whenever possible all of the Zionazi criminals currently teeming, scheming, and reaming our society like insane rapacious hogs (i.e., Abramoff and DeLay), and to start addressing the essential corruption in our national profile--which has been disastrously defined by the senile (and personal friendless!) criminal Ronald Reagan and all he purported to represent.

WW

SunCoastSooner wrote:The only thing I know to go on is what my father has always told me about the Korean peninsula military scenario and he sort of an expert on these matters, probably far more than anyone else here.

The only way to halt the initial advance of the North Korean Military would be tactical Nuclear weapons.

I posted this already on page one. I know this also to be a fact based on my Top Secret Security Cleareance in Artillery guarding the East/West German border during the cold war. In the event of a Russian attack we would have been shooting nukes in the first hour.