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SCope13 wrote: democracy the fuck out of them.

Time has come to stage a do-or-die final battle.

The government, political parties and organizations of the DPRK solemnly declare as follows reflecting the final decision made by Kim Jong Un at the operation meeting of the KPA Supreme Command and the unanimous will of all service personnel and people of the DPRK who are waiting for a final order from him.

1.From this moment, the north-south relations will be put at the state of war and all the issues arousing between the north and the south will be dealt with according to the wartime regulations.

The state of neither peace nor war has ended on the Korean Peninsula.

Now that the revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK have entered into an actual military action, the inter-Korean relations have naturally entered the state of war. Accordingly, the DPRK will immediately punish any slightest provocation hurting its dignity and sovereignty with resolute and merciless physical actions without any prior notice.

2. If the U.S. and the south Korean puppet group perpetrate a military provocation for igniting a war against the DPRK in any area including the five islands in the West Sea of Korea or in the area along the Military Demarcation Line, it will not be limited to a local war, but develop into an all-out war, a nuclear war.

It is self-evident that any military conflict on the Korean Peninsula is bound to lead to an all-out war, a nuclear war now that even U.S. nuclear strategic bombers in its military bases in the Pacific including Hawaii and Guam and in its mainland are flying into the sky above south Korea to participate in the madcap DPRK-targeted nuclear war moves.

The first strike of the revolutionary armed forces of the DPRK will blow up the U.S. bases for aggression in its mainland and in the Pacific operational theatres including Hawaii and Guam and reduce not only its military bases in south Korea but the puppets' ruling institutions including Chongwadae and puppet army's bases to ashes at once, to say nothing of the aggressors and the provokers.

3. The DPRK will never miss the golden chance to win a final victory in a great war for national reunification.

This war will not be a three day-war but it wil

Nevalo wrote:RT's not bad

deadly habit wrote:

Nevalo wrote:RT's not bad

RT and Al Jazeera are my primary news on my own country and I'm ex military.
American news is mainly horrid minus some slow outlets like say Forbes (blog section), and other indie news things. Rarely anyone covers news just RAW, PBS had one show that eventually died.
British news (BBC is decent) is still left slanted.
It's a matter of having a few up to date, and combine together to see what's happening.
The Arab/Russian stuff though tends to be raw footage when they get it.

SignalRecon wrote:Big up actually linking a source. Although i think they are capable of hitting japan as well, saw a thing (no link, lazy, and it was mainstream news anyways, CBC) several weeks ago that mentioned they had a rocket test and the launch flew straight over japan into the pacific.

A North Korean statement released on Saturday said: "From this time on, the North-South relations will be entering the state of war and all issues raised between the North and the South will be handled accordingly.

"The long-standing situation of the Korean peninsula being neither at peace nor at war is finally over."

test recordings wrote:If you were unnecessarily harassed by US stealth bombers wouldn't you want to at least say something in your own defence? The media seems to be bigging up the Korean's belligerence yet mention nothing about why the US are flying stealth bombers over the area when there's no need?

Nevalo wrote: russia might be in cahoots with them.

southstar wrote:

Nevalo wrote: russia might be in cahoots with them.

Very unlikely

Nevalo wrote:

southstar wrote:

Nevalo wrote: russia might be in cahoots with them.

Very unlikely

very. but, they're still drinking buddies with china. and who fucking knows when china will try take over the world.

lloydnoise wrote:Iran has awful human rights too, and clearly appear to be developing SOME sort of nuclear program, why do we smack them down with sanctions etc more than we do with NK? Is it that NK isn't a threat at all? Or is it the opposite, are we a bit more scared of them?

lloydnoise wrote:Iran has awful human rights too, and clearly appear to be developing SOME sort of nuclear program, why do we smack them down with sanctions etc more than we do with NK? Is it that NK isn't a threat at all? Or is it the opposite, are we a bit more scared of them?

Nevalo wrote:

southstar wrote:

Nevalo wrote: russia might be in cahoots with them.

Very unlikely

very. but, they're still drinking buddies with china. and who fucking knows when china will try take over the world.

China are happy staying in China, their world takeover will be based on financial ownership, not physical invasion.

garethom wrote:All major news stations/sites are defo biased against whatever my current opinion is.

test recordings wrote:If you were unnecessarily harassed by US stealth bombers wouldn't you want to at least say something in your own defence? The media seems to be bigging up the Korean's belligerence yet mention nothing about why the US are flying stealth bombers over the area when there's no need?

Does a leader of a nuclear-armed (no matter how shoddily) regularly threatening to start a war and hit your and your allies countries with nuclear weapons, then arming those weapons not constitute a need then?

Come on, I'm not exactly pro-countries sticking their nose in, but this is just pointlessly anti-american.

If one country that borders nuclear maniacs wanted my help in military exercises and gave permission to fly stealth bombers over their own country, then there's no issue IMO, especially with the neighbours that they have.