North Korea 'to restart Yongbyon nuclear reactor'

Even WORSE I hear the dear leader has threatend to personaly piss in US Koolaid. You were warned!!! Don't drink the Koolaid or eat the yellow snow.

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Ah, i see, i hadnt thought of it that way. I'd almost forgotten how brutal the Chinese can be, even to their own people and allies.

There was a bully in school. Many children were hurt by him on many occasions. Some of them complained to the Teacher, but to no avail, as the teacher was frightened of the bully's father and mother, whom were protective and would not hesitate to lodge complainst against him and hurt his job.

Some kids whom were more compassionate by nature, tried to understand and help the bully to change his ways, but unfortunately, he took that help as support for his bullying ways, and became only further emboldened.

Enough is enough, said the kids who only wanted to study in peace. They stood their ground, and warned the bully that if he ever lays another hand on a kid again, he will be thrashed. The bully saw the crowd of kids and knew he could not win in a fight. He threw a tantrum, and claim he will instead wreck the playground and disrupt classes to get his way.

The kids were aghast at such a prospect. Some of them broke away and blame the rest for 'provoking' the bully to undertake such measures. The bully smiles and took that as a sign of even more support and proceeded to wreck the playground.

The kids' heart broke, replaced by anger, and as one, they............

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There are some in our world who have the cheek to call themselves defense analyst and loudly blamed the west for today's N.Korea's reprehensible action, by provoking him. They had conveniently forgotton WHO was the one who had been threatening S.Korea and USA for the past decades, despite help offered.

It is such screwed up attitudes by some, even from the devil riddled Human Rights Organisations, that saw the breaking down of Rule of Law in our world, for their misguided and stupid analysis of blaming the bullied instead of the bully, had only ENCOURAGED and EMBOLDENED the bully into further misdeeds.

Fatboy Kim feels he has nothing to lose, and thus threaten world peace with use of nukes. Feed him and hope that he will lay down on nukes as our world did in the past only saw him quietly building nukes using whatever that was meant to feed his people. It will be the same. How many times can the world feed this threatening bully?

Attack him, and he will just hide under his bunker, and when everything dies down, he comes up again and use the human rights fool organisations and the compassionate to blame others for the war in Korea, and the status quo remains.

The only way is to starve him out. Ignore him, and let him play with his tools. Let him build whatever he wants, BUT the moment a bullet flies out from N.Korea, it will be all hell let loose, come what may, upon him

The industrial complex at the border should shut down immediately. Hyundai, which is the largest funder, should write off that lost, as it only provides fund for Fatboy kim to build his nuke toys. No sense in helping fund your own demise. Does Hyundai needs mankind to boycott all Hyundai products - cars, machines, etc to understand this fact?

If China continues to feed Fatboy Kim, then by all means go ahead, BUT at the sametime, S.Korea, Japan, Taiwan, asia pacific states etc SHOULD seek to OWN NUKES AS WELL. Why should only Fatboy kim be allowed nukes, when others more responsible aren't?

If China and Russia both don't want a nuclerised Asia Pacific, then they best deal with Fatboy Kim NOW!....or the rest of the world will do what it takes to protect their own People from rogues states in our world who thumbs their middle finger to the international Rule of Law, standards and our world.

All that noise just to jump start the Nuclear program.

North Korea: On 1 April the government convened the seventh session of the 12 Supreme People's Assembly (SPA) in Pyongyang, pursuant to the Central Committee's directions on 31 March for legislation to institutionalize the nuclear armed forces, to develop the economy and to approve various appointments. The centerpiece of the meeting was "a law on consolidating the position of nuclear weapons state for self-defense (sic). "


"An ordinance of the Supreme People's Assembly of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) in this regard was promulgated on Monday, 1 April."


"The DPRK is a full-fledged nuclear weapons state capable of beating back any aggressor troops at one strike, firmly defending the socialist system and providing a sure guarantee for the happy life of the people…."


"The Supreme People's Assembly of the DPRK decides to consolidate the position of the nuclear weapons state as follows:


1. The nuclear weapons of the DPRK are just means for defense as it was compelled to have access to them to cope with the ever-escalating hostile policy of the U.S. and nuclear threat.


2. They serve the purpose of deterring and repelling the aggression and attack of the enemy against the DPRK and dealing deadly retaliatory blows at the strongholds of aggression until the world is denuclearized.


3. The DPRK shall take practical steps to bolster up the nuclear deterrence and nuclear retaliatory strike power both in quality and quantity to cope with the gravity of the escalating danger of the hostile forces' aggression and attack.


4. The nuclear weapons of the DPRK can be used only by a final order of the Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army to repel invasion or attack from a hostile nuclear weapons state and make retaliatory strikes.


5. The DPRK shall neither use nukes against the non-nuclear states nor threaten them with those weapons unless they join a hostile nuclear weapons state in its invasion and attack on the DPRK.


6. The DPRK shall strictly observe the rules on safekeeping and management of nukes and ensuring the stability of nuclear tests.


7. The DPRK shall establish a mechanism and order for their safekeeping and management so that nukes and their technology, weapon-grade nuclear substance may not leak out illegally.


8. The DPRK shall cooperate in the international efforts for nuclear non-proliferation and safe management of nuclear substance on the principle of mutual respect and equality, depending on the improvement of relations with hostile nuclear weapons states.


9. The DPRK shall strive hard to defuse the danger of a nuclear war and finally build a world without nukes and fully support the international efforts for nuclear disarmament against nuclear arms race.


10. The related institutions shall take thorough practical steps for implementing this ordinance."


The Assembly also amended the constitution, passed a law on space development, and approved necessary organizational changes. It replaced two members of the powerful National Defense Commission.

The practice of using the threat of war to achieve political or operational gains. The North has done this before. It threatened war when it and China withdrew from and dismantled the Military Armistice Commission in 1994. It also has gone to semi-war state of readiness to cover its activities at Yongbyon, such as refueling the reactor without international supervision. Once Kim Il-sung threatened war to establish the North's right of transit for maritime ships from the port of Haeju to sail between the South Korean held islands off the west coast en route the Yellow Sea.


All three Kims now have used the threat of war to cover their achievement of controversial domestic issues without US interference, as well as to advance international issues. The leadership's willingness to pay such costs measures its continuing inability to gauge accurately Allied reaction, after 60 years.


The North's manipulation of combat readiness measures does not mean it was bluffing. The cost of the civilian mobilization and the increased military readiness steps establish that the North genuinely was prepared to go to general war, but had not made the final decision. Uncertain about the US response, they prepared for the worst.


The situation still is dangerous. There is no armistice. The state of war still exists, as it has for 60 years, and the North's leaders know they can bluff. However, they made the people pay a heavy price for "the new line." The limited information from the rear suggests the country, including the army, is exhausted.

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