Don't believe the fake news -- peace is coming in Korea.

South Korea Considering Major DMZ Shake-Up as Denuclearization Looms

This is encouraging. After last week's reports that North Korea has begun dismantling one of its key nuclear sites, this week it's being reported that South Korea is scaling back its military presence along the DMZ as a show of good will.

The Ministry of Defense said Tuesday it plans to withdraw troops and equipment from guard posts at the DMZ as part of broader efforts to effectively implement the Panmunjom Declaration, the agreement signed by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in at the landmark inter-Korean summit in April, KBS World Radio revealed.

True, but the tunnels are being closely monitored.

Mr. Un Tear down that DMZ.

It's the end of the world as we know it.

It's the end of the world as we know it.

It's the end of the world as we know it.

And i feel fine.

Like everybody else says it'll take time to believe it but it's been 50 years in the making it will take time to remove.

Trigger the haters!!!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

It's a good thing Mr Un is settling down.

What happens next?

How long does the world spy on North Korea before it can be free?

a reply to: sunkuong

60 years of hate doesn't go away overnight. But it's good the process has finally been started.

a reply to: sunkuong

We're spied on and we're supposedly free.

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
a reply to: sunkuong

60 years of hate doesn't go away overnight. But it's good the process has finally been started.

Eh, you'd be surprised. Germany and Japan got fast tracked into the good grace of the world.

That said, I'll believe peace in Korea when I see it. I'm hopeful, but skeptical.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
a reply to: sunkuong

60 years of hate doesn't go away overnight. But it's good the process has finally been started.

Eh, you'd be surprised. Germany and Japan got fast tracked into the good grace of the world.

That said, I'll believe peace in Korea when I see it. I'm hopeful, but skeptical.

Germany got fast tracked? Hell there was a wall dividing the country until the late 1980's, and keep in mind, their leader was dead by the end of WW2... Or was he?

originally posted by: usernameconspiracy

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
a reply to: sunkuong

60 years of hate doesn't go away overnight. But it's good the process has finally been started.

Eh, you'd be surprised. Germany and Japan got fast tracked into the good grace of the world.

That said, I'll believe peace in Korea when I see it. I'm hopeful, but skeptical.

Germany got fast tracked? Hell there was a wall dividing the country until the late 1980's, and keep in mind, their leader was dead by the end of WW2... Or was he?

True, but Japan was definitely given a fast-track into putting WW2 in the "ancient history" category.

originally posted by: usernameconspiracy

originally posted by: CriticalStinker

originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
a reply to: sunkuong

60 years of hate doesn't go away overnight. But it's good the process has finally been started.

Eh, you'd be surprised. Germany and Japan got fast tracked into the good grace of the world.

That said, I'll believe peace in Korea when I see it. I'm hopeful, but skeptical.

Germany got fast tracked? Hell there was a wall dividing the country until the late 1980's, and keep in mind, their leader was dead by the end of WW2... Or was he?

Considering their crimes, I'd say they were fast tracked.

Keep in mind only half of the country was under hard rule post WWII.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: sunkuong

We're spied on and we're supposedly free.

As free as your bank account lets you be.

a reply to: sunkuong

When the borders open. After that happens, if that happens, the Kim Dynasty is done. It'll only be a matter of time.

It may take a generation...but it'd become inevitable--if the borders open.

Hope it becomes true, as for the site being dismantled, my guess is it's the site rendered not useful anymore due to previous testing.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Yes, they were. For two very good reasons. China, which shortly after WW2 went Communist, and the Soviet Union who had designs in the east.

Just incidentally, the reasons West Germany was rebuilt so quickly--and less attention paid to "former" Nazi's than should have been--are strikingly similar. But that's a subject for another thread.

Japan was rebuilt to help provide a bolster for US interests in the region, as does South Korea. It's one of the reasons that China would have kittens over any reunification of Korea.

originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: sunkuong

When the borders open. After that happens, if that happens, the Kim Dynasty is done. It'll only be a matter of time.

It may take a generation...but it'd become inevitable--if the borders open.

I'm somewhat cynical, the borders in America will open before the ones in Korea do....

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

The borders of the US are fairly open. Too open. But that, too, is a thread for another day.

Oh, I'm just as cynical. So cynical, in fact, that I can see China invading to prevent it... I doubt they would, but it wouldn't surprise me if they did, either. They want that buffer between the US-South Korean alliance that North Korea provides.

a reply to: seagull

Absolutely, coupled with their islands in the south China sea it certainly appears China mean business.

a reply to: hopenotfeariswhatweneed

A unified Korea, with closer ties to Japan, not to mention other Asian countries that aren't the People's Republic, worries China.

Unified Korea. Vietnam. India. Japan. Taiwan. Australia. Six countries that all have close military and political alliances with the US. Add to that the possibility of warmer relations with Russia?

Oh, the litter of kittens the Chinese will have is going to be impressive.

Really...TRUE PUNDIT is your source? LMAO

Any legit news sites reporting this? Can only find right wing fake news sites.