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Originally Posted by pussyserver
this is true but china is a very competitive country and I almost certain that the end goal for them is to be the number 1 super power.
I think NK is ready to make an example out of the US and they know that with our current dployments all over the world now would be as good a time as ever to provoke us
I guess I am just trying to figure out what will all this mean 10 years from if NK has nukes and long range missles that can strike American soil how does that change our global outlook for the future??
who else are they aligned with, its all really surreal to me because I watch world politics closely and I have a really bad feeling about all this
meanwhile it seems not many Americans are intrested in what's going on or how fast a bad situation can get worse ( especialy with our current administration)
They are said to have 4 more birds on the launch pad if they launch those and no one says anything
will they fire another tapedong2 in 5 months??
 we really need to take a step back from the world and think outside the box  |
It's all footstamping and bullshit PS
There is no hope in hell of NK actually launching a nuclear device on either the US, Japan or elsewhere without suffering major shit. (OK.. we may try to avoid killing NK people, but there is no way the military or the regime will exist)
Unless Kim Jong wants to go on a suicide mission (who knows, that could be possible depending on his mental health
) - he is going nowhere.
China and Russia may be more supportive of North Korea at this stage and where the US admin have decided they are a target, but smell that will change drastically if NK initiates any nuclear assault on any country.
There is a problem tho which needs a damage limitation stuffed on it and some "relationship" with North Korea. South Korea still seems to want to talk and not have action taken. They actually had a much improved relationship with NK until Young Georgie opened his mouth - can't remember the SK comments, but generally SK said at the time that pretty much damaged the stability of the peninsula.
Hell knows, but prob the last thing that is needed is anymore threats against them and let this cool off. They will obviously be under pressure from now to cool it. It's a pity it got to this stage - not just re NK, but Iran blah - the less nuke shit lying around this planet the better.
True what you say about stepping "out of this world" and having a look inwards
There is loads of constructive stuff that could be done to vastly reduce tensions - but.. well.. that's a lot of work and far harder than launching nukes.
PS.. Dunno about China... yes.. probably is their "aim", but the competition is heavy on that. There is a very major shift in geo-economics going on and doubt any country can stop that - even China. Again... China is definately far less "aggressive" than it was and has a good economic outlook for the future - probably the best in the world right now - and working hard on it, but having "wars" is sure not economic sense - it just sets them back decades.
PPS.. Oddly.. nothing to do with the thread, but China actually offered to buy the "air" above a land area we own
They are trying to buy up "oxygen points" to counter shit they are spewing into the atmosphere by manufacturing processes. (Basically means they dump some money on us each year). Never bothered doing a deal since we have no plans that will affect the oxygen emissions from there anyways, but shows they are trying