EPTOn November 24 2010 03:37 Z3kk wrote:
I just woke up and nothing further has happened since the initial shelling and return of fire right?
I just woke up and nothing further has happened since the initial shelling and return of fire right?
nothing.
North Korea Fires Artillery Rounds at South Korean Island…
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
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terramagra
United States52 Posts
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nosliw
United States2716 Posts
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sl0w
United States447 Posts
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Grettin
42394 Posts
On November 24 2010 03:40 nosliw wrote: Is South Korea in high alert? With jet fighters and navies patrolling? Military is yes. But dunno about Jets. Navies has been patrolling for tens of years, hasn't they? E: Nvm, seems like they have one jet at the border. And there seems to be shots fired at the border. Dunno how reliable the news are then. And a little offtopic: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english2010/china/2010-11/23/c_13619178.htm | ||
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Hurfdurf
United States45 Posts
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mdb
Bulgaria4059 Posts
First of all, I dont remeber where, but I`m sure that I read an article from a reliable source that it was proven that the sinking of the S. Korean ship was not caused by a N. Korean military weapon! And secondly, well not that I support n.korea but, I live on the other of the world and I KNOW that entering even with one foot in N. Korea may cost me my life. And I am pretty sure that S. KOREANS know that N.KOREAS wont treat very well SHELLS AND MISSILES entering their teritory, shot from the military ot the country the HATE THE MOST. Come on...there is some extent of provacations and s. koreans generals know that... | ||
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AyJay
1515 Posts
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Danze
Australia219 Posts
On November 24 2010 03:28 optical630 wrote: i hope nal ra doesnt have to fight if theres a war he seems like such a nice guy That's a silly comment tbh. On November 24 2010 03:33 shell wrote: comunism is a dead race! it leads to slow decay and death! The so called police of the world finished iraq and afganistan! What about somalia, sudan, North Korea, etc.. etc! ohh i forgot they don't have oil... :| User was warned for this post Warned for Truth or troll? lol On November 24 2010 03:33 Consolidate wrote: Speculation: 1. North Korea posturing to gain negotiating leverage in order to receive more aid. 2. North Korea flexing military strength in order to instill confidence among its populace. 3. North Korea flexing military strength in order to convince the outside world that the its upcoming succession of power will not change the nation's foreign policy I've a heard a reason similar to no. 3 on the news. I can't remember the words or how it was phrased exactly, but it went along the lines of "An attempt by Kim jong- un to affirm his military credentials". | ||
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Vortigan
Denmark306 Posts
On November 24 2010 03:49 mdb wrote: Ok, I must admit that I dont follow the n.korean - s.korean relationships super closely, but due to SC I listen or read carefuly when the word Korea is mentioned. First of all, I dont remeber where, but I`m sure that I read an article from a reliable source that it was proven that the sinking of the S. Korean ship was not caused by a N. Korean military weapon! And secondly, well not that I support n.korea but, I live on the other of the world and I KNOW that entering even with one foot in N. Korea may cost me my life. And I am pretty sure that S. KOREANS know that N.KOREAS wont treat very well SHELLS AND MISSILES entering their teritory, shot from the military ot the country the HATE THE MOST. Come on...there is some extent of provacations and s. koreans generals know that... There definitely seems to be very provocative by the s-korean generals. I mean why would they choose this locations for the drill? it seems like they wanted some kind of reaction. Not saying that I support N-koreas decision at all but S-korean generals must have anticipated some sort of reaction, given their history and all..... | ||
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MrthePig
United States84 Posts
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domovoi
United States1478 Posts
you make it sound like economics are the only concern of China. China still doesn't want south korean culture bleeding into its own. it doesn't want a nation with ideologies that strongly differ from its own next door. It would make thing far more complicated for them than dealing with a nation that they are used to dealing with. This can't be true. South Korean culture has already "bled" into China with the huge rise in Korean dramas and music. Moreover, China's popular culture is heavily, heavily influenced by areas with liberal ideology, especially Taiwan, Hong Kong and the US (and Japan to a lesser extent). And China pretty much condones such cultural infusion (e.g. Wang Lee Hom at the Beijing Olympics). | ||
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SCdinner
Canada516 Posts
On November 24 2010 03:08 Fckbl wrote: yeah my thoughts exactly,USA really cant involve because no point pissing China off. Just hoping that China realizes how arrogant North Korea can be,and possible stop supporting em. Yeah but the problem is its one of the very few fellow communist countries left in the world. Like where else is there? I can only think of Cuba. | ||
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mrgoochio
United States557 Posts
"The North would "continue to make merciless military attacks with no hesitation if the South Korean enemy dares to invade our sea territory by 0.001mm", it warned." | ||
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ZerOsAndOnEs
United States64 Posts
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FabledIntegral
United States9232 Posts
On November 24 2010 03:49 mdb wrote: Ok, I must admit that I dont follow the n.korean - s.korean relationships super closely, but due to SC I listen or read carefuly when the word Korea is mentioned. First of all, I dont remeber where, but I`m sure that I read an article from a reliable source that it was proven that the sinking of the S. Korean ship was not caused by a N. Korean military weapon! And secondly, well not that I support n.korea but, I live on the other of the world and I KNOW that entering even with one foot in N. Korea may cost me my life. And I am pretty sure that S. KOREANS know that N.KOREAS wont treat very well SHELLS AND MISSILES entering their teritory, shot from the military ot the country the HATE THE MOST. Come on...there is some extent of provacations and s. koreans generals know that... They have skirmishes all the time in terms of just firefights on the borders. There were no shells or missiles entering their territory..? And they don't recognize SK as a separate country^. | ||
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Ender985
Spain910 Posts
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annYeong(o11)
Canada784 Posts
On November 24 2010 04:10 Ender985 wrote: I sincerely hope this is no the start of the much anticipated US vs China WW3 AFAIK (not a poli sci major or anything) but China has no love for North Korea anymore, if the US were to invade North Korea, I don't think China would raise a finger. -again, don't really know shit, but that's my feeling, I think China views North Korea as Communism's retarded cousin. | ||
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oRacLeGosu
Norway151 Posts
On November 24 2010 04:05 mrgoochio wrote: according to the BBC, NK contacted SK to warn them to stop the military drill when SK was firing their weapons. SK did not stop, NK fired upon SK. SK claims that they were only firing south and south west, not north or north east. "The North would "continue to make merciless military attacks with no hesitation if the South Korean enemy dares to invade our sea territory by 0.001mm", it warned." They probably did only fire west, and south west. All countries are allowed to do military exersizes. The problem is that NKR claims territory that is SKRan territory by agreement after the war in the 50's. So west in realtion to that island is NKRan territory in their NKRn minds. But anyway..without speculating too mutch on details, this is NKR trying to force the US back to the negotiations..NKRan leaders want money to finance flown in bread from France..they actually get that every morning..while the people suffer. | ||
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DamnCats
United States1472 Posts
I think China views North Korea as Communism's retarded cousin lol nicely put | ||
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