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On February 06 2013 04:52 Jaaaaasper wrote:

It is, they ripped it right out of Modern Warfare 3.
Basically they made a anti American video with American music, and a scene from a American video game.

On February 06 2013 05:11 danl9rm wrote:
At this point I wonder if the U.S. isn't feeding North Korea weapons under the stipulation that North Korea makes silly broadcasts like this. Then, the U.S. government can placate its citizens by introducing several more laws that take away several more liberties all the while being lauded for not letting the dust settle on its boots in the face of terrorism. Thanks, father Washington.

edit: To those confused, this is complete speculation, bordering on paranoia. But, what if... @.@

On February 06 2013 05:36 Cornstyle wrote:


With all due respect this so far past paranoia... Maybe even past tin-foil hattery...

On February 06 2013 05:22 fabiano wrote:
Only south koreans can say if they want or do not want a reunification. They are well aware of the implications of joining north and south.

About NK nuking USA, no way this is going to happen. But if NK indeed tries (and USA obviously defends with ease), it will be "interesting" to see the aftermath:

1. Will USA invade NK?
2. If USA decides to invade NK, what will China do? Will China support USA or NK?
3. If China supports NK, will USA confront China?
4. If USA and China enter in war, will we see a nuclear war?
5. If we have a nuclear war, will the world end? Or will we live in a post-apocaliptic Fall Out like world?
6. And which countries would get nuked? I sincerely hope no one deflects nukes to South America because I doubt we can defend against it :[

But again, I highly doubt any of the above will happen...

On February 06 2013 05:22 fabiano wrote:
Only south koreans can say if they want or do not want a reunification. They are well aware of the implications of joining north and south.

About NK nuking USA, no way this is going to happen. But if NK indeed tries (and USA obviously defends with ease), it will be "interesting" to see the aftermath:

1. Will USA invade NK?
2. If USA decides to invade NK, what will China do? Will China support USA or NK?
3. If China supports NK, will USA confront China?
4. If USA and China enter in war, will we see a nuclear war?
5. If we have a nuclear war, will the world end? Or will we live in a post-apocaliptic Fall Out like world?
6. And which countries would get nuked? I sincerely hope no one deflects nukes to South America because I doubt we can defend against it :[

But again, I highly doubt any of the above will happen...

North Korea has become that kid in highschool who always said he'd shoot up the school, but never got around to it.

On February 06 2013 05:50 Shiragaku wrote:
This is what my one friend said about North Korea

On February 06 2013 06:07 Jaaaaasper wrote:

Or the kid who tries to shoot up the school with a bb gun. Because really, if they ever try something they will get smashed flatter that a raccoon on the free way.

On February 06 2013 05:09 Salazarz wrote:
Thing about Korean reunification isn't even (or at least, isn't "just") about whether NK, or China or whatever would "allow" it - it has just as much to do with the fact that it'd be a step backwards for SK. Of course most people in South Korea would say united Korea is something they dream to see one day etc, but the fact is it would impose a tremendous burden on a country that still remembers food and water shortages, is struggling to establish an efficient social security system and so on. Realistically, South Koreans do not want a united Korea; after all, they'd be the ones paying all the bills.

On February 06 2013 07:04 Zaros wrote:


Same could be said for east germany with west germany and they are still paying the bills but is that a big issue?

On February 06 2013 07:09 -Kaiser- wrote:
Anti-american video containing american music, an american city in an american video game, with a space shuttle probably containing american technology, created probably with american software and posted on an american website for an american audience.

On February 06 2013 07:16 tyr wrote:


At this point the gap between SK and NK is much bigger.
Just looking at this image it's pretty clear :