Korean War II Starts tomorrow...

[Stan Fukkken Pickle]

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id ... _article=1

N. Korea warns intercepting 'satellite' will prompt counterstrike+

Mar 8 05:45 PM US/Eastern

PYONGYANG/BEIJING, March 9 (AP) - (Kyodo)—North Korea warned Monday that any move to intercept what it calls a satellite launch and what other countries suspect may be a missile test-firing would result in a counterstrike against the countries trying to stop it.

"We will retaliate (over) any act of intercepting our satellite for peaceful purposes with prompt counterstrikes by the most powerful military means," the official Korean Central News Agency quoted a spokesman of the General Staff of the Korean People's Army as saying.

If countries such as the United States, Japan or South Korea try to intercept the launch, the North Korean military will carry out "a just retaliatory strike operation not only against all the interceptor means involved but against the strongholds" of the countries, it said.

"Shooting our satellite for peaceful purposes will precisely mean a war," it added.

[The Seer]

Who do they think is President....Carter?

[Stan Fukkken Pickle]

See ya tomorrow? Let's hope.

Hope for War or hope for peace?


Personally, I think the world could use a 5 billion people purge.

[Dr_Phibes]

that's strange, none of it seems to be on KCNA.

http://www.kcna.co.jp/index-e.htm

[poptart]

Korean War I never ended.


'sayin

[peter dragon]

Korean War I never ended.


'sayin

RACK! having spent a year in that nasty kuntry, I say we purge the whole peninsula.

[smackaholic]

damn pete, where'd you get the bouncin' bettie avatard?

rack it.

would be better if we could see just what it is she's bouncing on.

[Van]

would be better if we could see just what it is she's bouncing on.

Uh, no, it probably wouldn't.

[peter dragon]

it was a photo bucket find. I dont know where it came from lolz


<-- I like this one better though ha!

[Tom In VA]

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ ... bunyan.htm

Operation Paul Bunyan
"Tree / Hatchet Incident" 18 August 1976
During the "Hatchet Incident" of 18 August 1976, North Korean troops attacked an American-South Korean party that had gone to trim a tree next to the Bridge of No Return in the Demilitarized Zone. Two American officers were beaten to death with the blunt end of axes after they ignored the North Koreans’ order to desist.

The military demarcation line (MDL) of separation between the belligerent sides at the close of the Korean war forms North Korea's boundary with South Korea. Both the North and South Korean Governments hold that the MDL is only a temporary administrative line, not a permanent border. The Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is an area of land encompassing 2 kilometers on either side of the 151 mile long Military Demarcation Line (MDL). This zone was established by the July 27, 1953 Armistice Agreement along the approximate line of ground contact between the opposing forces at the time the truce ended the Korean War. The opposing sides in the conflict were enjoined under the Armistice Agreement from entering the territory, air space or contiguous waters under control of the other.

The Republic of Korea (ROK) Army provides most of the front line military forces south of the DMZ, as well as the 1,024 DMZ Civil Police authorized by the Armistice who man 114 guard posts on the southern side of the MDL. A small number of American soldiers perform DMZ duties inside the DMZ. They are assigned to the United Nations Command (UNC) Security Force-Joint Security Area (JSA) which supports the Military Armistice Commission (MAC) either as security guards or in administrative, communications and logistics missions. Also located in the JSA is the "Bridge of No Return." In 1953, this bridge was used to return prisoners of war of both sides, who were allowed to make a free irreversible choice on whether to return to their place of origin.

The post-war years were marked by infrequent but sometimes serious truce violations by the north Koreans. In late 1966 North Koreans initiated a campaign of violence that continued into 1971 and took the lives of more than 40 Americans and hundreds of Koreans -- north as well as south. There was a steady increase in the number of DMZ incidents, terrorist raids, and attempts at subversion in an effort to undermine the growing economic and political stability of the ROK. Major incidents during this period saw an attempted North Korean commando raid on the Blue House (Presidential Mansion), the USS Pueblo was pirated from international waters, large scale guerrilla incursions occurred on the ROK east coast, and the shooting down of an unarmed US Navy reconnaissance plane-- an EC-121 -- over the Sea of Japan.

[GOSD]

The Japs aren't going to do jack shit.

Hopefully someone has snuck into the testing center and painted the missle to look like a black cock. You'll protect us won't you mvscal?