And North Korea continues their threats...

[aage]

@1:42, I like the guy's shoulder wreath.

RE: some of the people in the video. It's amazing how some portion of humans can be so strongly indoctrinated and dominated.

Ah, but who is being indoctrinated?

Their perfect camouflage is amusing, though.

[ben1212]

I have been told that the people in North Korea dont even know that man has landed on the moon. For one olympics, they told their citizens that they got all gold, china all silver and russia all bronze (facepalm)

[ben1212]

Also, China has told the world that they dont like people screwing outside their door. An they're talking about North Korea

[muy_thaiguy]

Yeah, this is an encouraging sign from North Korea...
http://news.yahoo.com/north-korea-suspe ... 26987.html

[crispybits]

This just makes me thnk more and more of someone with only 2-3 terts on a 1v1 hive trench game and single armies in all of them telling the other player that they are about to go on the all out atatck. If the Norks did launch a missile towards the South the American military would shoot it down before it even fully crossed the border...

[BigBallinStalin]

This just makes me thnk more and more of someone with only 2-3 terts on a 1v1 hive trench game and single armies in all of them telling the other player that they are about to go on the all out atatck. If the Norks did launch a missile towards the South the American military would shoot it down before it even fully crossed the border...

Most likely. It's not 100%. which reminds me:


Suppose the North Koreans launch a 'test' missile which flies toward South Korea. The Americans shoot it down--over North Korea. How would the North Koreans react? Would they become infuriated that their air space had been violated? Would the US be cognizant of this possibility, so in turn would it be willing to wait for the NK missile to leave NK air space and then shoot it down? At what risk?

I wonder...

[patches70]

Suppose the North Koreans launch a 'test' missile which flies toward South Korea.

If it's a test the missiles are always shot out over the ocean. If I remember correctly the launcher and missile(s) were moved to the extreme East coast of NK. They'll shoot it over the ocean. If they hit the ocean then it's a successful test. NK has only about a 30% success rate in this regard.

If the missile is shot toward SK then it ain't a test....

[BigBallinStalin]

Oh, I thought the NK had the missile site centrally located, or had more than one site.

Either way, I'm not sure the US at this moment would even allow the NK to complete a missile test --regardless of where it landed. That could be a future avenue of provocation and perhaps conflict.

[patches70]

Oh, I thought the NK had the missile site centrally located, or had more than one site.

Either way, I'm not sure the US at this moment would even allow the NK to complete a missile test --regardless of where it landed. That could be a future avenue of provocation and perhaps conflict.

We could run one of our own tests, of our anti missile systems. Then it could be spun that the US and NK are in joint military exercises and help relieve tensions. Win Win!

[BigBallinStalin]

Haha, that's good!

[Phatscotty]

[muy_thaiguy]

Well, here's a little tidbit.

http://news.yahoo.com/north-korea-tippe ... itics.html