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    So what do you think we'll do to North Korea if they launch against us?

    Now they'll probably launch a missile against South Korea or Japan, but apparently they're getting close to a missile that can reach either Alaska or Hawaii (which is AMERICAN SOIL and thus a declaration of war right then and there).

    I still think we WON'T nuke them but hit them really hard with conventional weapons.

    1) North Korea is about the same size as Pennsylvania. We have too many FRIENDS that are too close, including our own military bases. That would be like nuking Pennsylvania and not worrying about fallout hitting Virginia, or Maryland. Even if THEY nuked someone, I know we won't just willy nilly start dropping nukes, especially when we'd be radiating our friends and allies at the same time. It would be stupid.

    2) The North koreans are insane enough to PICK a fight. China, despite its' tough talk, is starting to slip in it's control over the Idiot leader.

    3) If we HAD to appease China, we could just meet with them secretly and say "hey we'll let you have your own puppet regime, but you just can't have THIS Crazy fucked up one that's there now". That way they'll still have a buffer between them and South Korea.

    We're in unusual territory in that EVERY Other Asian nation of note, Is concerned about North Korea and thinks they're crazy. It would be totally weird but not implausible to see the combined forces of Vietnam, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines go up against the Norks, with the Chinese trying to make sure they don't lose face.

    Just some post 4th of July musings.....

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    I have thought about this before too. Option 3 is the conclusion I came to. Either we do it, or China does it (putting your own dog down) to take limited military action against nk to topple their regime with minimal civilian casualties so no nukes.this would still mean a bit of a blitzkrieg on their rocket and artillery units.to keep the peace in the region we let China choose their next leader who is friendly to them. At this point I think sk is better off. A huge influx of uneducated north Koreans would kill their labor market and be a huge economic burden. Better if it is china's problem. If I was sk is want a10 year plan to normalize relations aND trade too much to fart and it will hurt their economy.

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    We could try a "carpet barrage" that would put them back in the Stone Age but they aren't that far out of it even now.

    At least, not most of the people. The ruling elite - that's a whole 'nuther ball game.
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    And why does China need a buffer to S. Korea?
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    Quote Originally Posted by l921428x View Post
    And why does China need a buffer to S. Korea?
    How would we feel if there was a communist government in Mexico?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JTHunter View Post
    We could try a "carpet barrage" that would put them back in the Stone Age but they aren't that far out of it even now.

    At least, not most of the people. The ruling elite - that's a whole 'nuther ball game.

    They already are in the stone age. The only populated area on the planet that doesn't have any lights visible from space at night.


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    If they hit California with an ICBM I would not care. But you might shit in your pants.
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    Well since we don't have a Kenyan masquerading as a US president anymore, we won't be apologizing for starters.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nashorn View Post
    If they hit California with an ICBM I would not care. But you might shit in your pants.
    California is one of OUR fifty states. Doesn't matter which one WE live in. Hit a US state, you hit ALL of us.

    Too bad Kim Small Dong whatever his fat-ass name is can't have a chat with Japanese Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto who said after the Pearl Harbor attack "I fear all we have done is to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve".

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    Did anyone see those Netflix DVDs about Life in North Korea? What a Joke! I wonder how long those Generals will allow him to remain in Power? I could see a Coup in North Korea very easily! Paul
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