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Originally posted by NorthBlizzard
reply to post by Lil Drummerboy
I never said I was living in fear.
I just find it amusing that most people on ATS believe one threat, then doubt the next one. If N.K isn't a threat, why is there multiple topics on here about it? Why are American and S.K leaders taking him seriously, and the public isn't?
Originally posted by James1982
Originally posted by NorthBlizzard
reply to post by Lil Drummerboy
I never said I was living in fear.
I just find it amusing that most people on ATS believe one threat, then doubt the next one. If N.K isn't a threat, why is there multiple topics on here about it? Why are American and S.K leaders taking him seriously, and the public isn't?
American leaders are NOT taking him seriously. senators or congressman, or any other random people in government can say whatever they want, but they aren't in charge, they are basically nobody in relation to NK. The important government bodies are worried about NK selling weapons to terrorists, and the threat NK poses to SK and a few other close areas, that's about it. They view NK just as most normal people do, that NK is stupid, crazy, but incredibly impotent, when it comes to their ability to damage the USA.
Originally posted by Bleeeeep
Can anyone explain to me, without bias, why exactly nk wants to bomb the us?
I know about the weaponsembargoset by the un, but I do not understand why they single out the us, and not any other nation in the un.
embargo might not be the right word. I mean to say the un order to uk to cease and desist with "weapons".edit on 4/4/2013 by Bleeeeep because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Bleeeeep
Can anyone explain to me, without bias, why exactly nk wants to bomb the us?
I know about the weaponsembargoset by the un, but I do not understand why they single out the us, and not any other nation in the un.
embargo might not be the right word. I mean to say the un order to nk to cease and desist with "weapons".edit on 4/4/2013 by Bleeeeep because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Jennyfrenzy
Originally posted by James1982
Originally posted by NorthBlizzard
reply to post by Lil Drummerboy
I never said I was living in fear.
I just find it amusing that most people on ATS believe one threat, then doubt the next one. If N.K isn't a threat, why is there multiple topics on here about it? Why are American and S.K leaders taking him seriously, and the public isn't?
American leaders are NOT taking him seriously. senators or congressman, or any other random people in government can say whatever they want, but they aren't in charge, they are basically nobody in relation to NK. The important government bodies are worried about NK selling weapons to terrorists, and the threat NK poses to SK and a few other close areas, that's about it. They view NK just as most normal people do, that NK is stupid, crazy, but incredibly impotent, when it comes to their ability to damage the USA.
The fact that the US is not taking the threat of a nuclear weapon being used is scaring the snip out of me. Not only is the government not taking it seriously but neither is the mainstream media. I have been watching the news for the last hour and a half and not one mention about the escalating situation happening in Korea. It's all quite frightening.
Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by flice
So they see the cease and desist order as a disarmament for easy takeover? And it is not so much the orders to stand down, as it is a culmination of takeover tactics coming to a head?
Thank you for your knowledge btw.
Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by all2human
I see but I do not understand why.
The water is too muddy.
Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by James1982
In few words: What you, and greenglassdoor are saying, is that flice's perspective is not understanding that the us has not accepted the full peace treaties, because nk doesn't want justice for sk - it just wants to take them in and rule over them unjustly?
eta: Or is it just all a game of puppets, and the puppeteers are us and rus?edit on 4/4/2013 by Bleeeeep because: (no reason given)