Best Korea fires mortars at Worst Korea - Developing Story - Polidicks

[QUOTE=MasterG;26276768]Yeah the US have a great track record of crushing tiny opposition with their mighty boot! Bay of Pigs... Vietnam... Afghanistan... Iraq...[/QUOTE] america kicks ass man it kicked britain's ass, mexico's ass, japan's ass, nazi germany's ass (sort of), north korea's ass, and if i recall correctly one time it split itself into two and kicked it's own ass

[QUOTE=MasterG;26276768]Yeah the US have a great track record of crushing tiny opposition with their mighty boot! Bay of Pigs... Vietnam... Afghanistan... Iraq...[/QUOTE] We could have won Vietnam if we [I]really[/I] wanted to, Afghanistan wasn't really focused on until recently, and Iraq has settled down a lot since the early days.

[QUOTE=daijitsu;26276971][url=http://steamcommunity.com/id/ADrunkWobot/][img_thumb]http://gyazo.com/86dfc0fe8a096f319cd27f7f4251c564.png[/img_thumb][/url][/QUOTE] Hey, that's me.

There is gonna be a war, everyone is fired up. I think the only people that can really stop it now is China.

[QUOTE=Intoxicated Spy;26281413]Hey, that's me.[/QUOTE] why are you in mrown1's group just wondering who you are

USA wants already their troops in the SK

[QUOTE=werner;26281572]USA wants already their troops in the SK[/QUOTE] Their troops have been in SK for decades.

[QUOTE=cccritical;26281464]why are you in mrown1's group just wondering who you are[/QUOTE] I join a lot of groups.

FLASH: North Korea rejects talks proposal from U.S. forces in South Korea, says South Korean government source: Yonhap Oh shit, I think this is really going to go down...

[QUOTE=Proj3ct_ZeRo;26281712]FLASH: North Korea rejects talks proposal from U.S. forces in South Korea, says South Korean government source: Yonhap Oh shit, I think this is really going to go down...[/QUOTE] I seriously hope not :ohdear:

[quote]Chinese foreign minister postpones visit to S. Korea amid pressure to get tough with N. Korea [url]http://bit.ly/i84ocW[/url][/quote] [quote](LEAD) N. Korea threatens more attacks, blames U.S. for clash [url]http://bit.ly/h39vrM[/url][/quote] [quote]N. Korea rejects talks with U.N. Command on artillery attack [url]http://bit.ly/fh8aWf[/url][/quote] Uh oh. NK is being silly again. :ohdear: And it looks like China is being indecisive.

We'll see what becomes of this.

Homefront's release date better move up, or nobody is going to buy it because it'll happen in real life.

[quote]N. Korea presumed to have used 'fuel-air bombs' in attack [url]http://bit.ly/eCfhSg[/url] "North Korea appeared to use such weapon to kill a number of people and maximize confusion by causing fire," the source said.[/quote] Not just artillery? [quote]S. Korea to bolster combat readiness, revise rules of engagement [url]http://bit.ly/h8CRhj[/url][/quote] Seeming led to [quote]FLASH: North Korea warns of more retaliatory attacks for new south "provocations"[/quote]

Updated video in OP.

[release][U][B]N. Korea warns of new attacks, S. Korea to boost rules of engagement[/B][/U] Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- North Korea will launch additional attacks on South Korea if it continues "reckless military provocation," North Korean state media said Thursday. Meanwhile, South Korea said Thursday that it will strengthen and supplement its rules of engagement in the Yellow Sea, following Tuesday's shelling by North Korea. Marine forces based in five islands near North Korea and the disputed Northern Limit Line also will be reinforced, a government spokesman said. The tense maritime border between the two Koreas has become the major military flash point on the peninsula in recent years. The announcement followed a meeting between President Lee Myung-bak and his economic and security ministers Thursday morning in Seoul. The meeting began with a moment of silence for the two South Korean marines and two civilians who died in Tuesday's attack on Yeonpyeong Island in the Yellow Sea. The shelling also injured 15 South Korean soldiers and three civilians. The attack will lead to a plan being drafted to deal with civilian safety on the five islands in the Yellow Sea, the spokesman said. No details were immediately offered about the plan, but Lee on Wednesday ordered the strengthening of civilian shelters on the islands. The islands include Yeonpyeong and Baengnyeong, off which the South Korean warship Cheonan was sunk in March, killing 46 sailors. Seoul blamed Pyongyang for the torpedo attack, which the North has denied. The Lee administration also will continue to closely monitor capital markets and foreign exchange rates, prepared to take preventative measures as needed, the spokesman said. The shelling sent ripples through South Korea's stock market, which has rebounded. South Korea's economic and security ministries will cooperate closely, and the administration will publicize developments in real time to address major concerns and squelch rumors, the administration said. The attack on Yeonpyeong Island was the first direct artillery attack on South Korea since the Korean War ended in 1953. The United States quickly offered support following Tuesday's shelling, affirming that it would hold joint military drills with South Korea starting Sunday. The USS George Washington sailed toward volatile waters off the Korean peninsula Wednesday for the exercises in a show of force designed to deter a further escalation of hostilities with North Korea. The exercises were billed as defensive in nature and were a more measured response than the retaliation initially urged by South Korea after North Korea's shelling of Yeonpyeong. "It is a long-planned exercise," said Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff. RELATED TOPICS * North Korea * South Korea "That said, it is meant to send a very strong signal of deterrence and also work with our very close allies in South Korea," Mullen said on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS." "We're very focused on restraint --- not letting this thing get out of control. The South Koreans so far have responded that way. Nobody wants this thing to turn into a conflict." Source: [url]http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapcf/11/24/koreas.crisis/index.html?hpt=T2[/url] [/release]

Is anyone else secretly hoping the war games scheduled with SK and the US on Sunday are just a ruse for some kind of assault? I'm kinda tired of NK waving their dick around

[QUOTE=huntskikbut;26282062]Is anyone else secretly hoping the war games scheduled with SK and the US on Sunday are just a ruse for some kind of assault? I'm kinda tired of NK waving their dick around[/QUOTE] Why would you secretly (not so secret anymore) hope for war?

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282093]Why would you secretly (not so secret anymore) hope for war?[/QUOTE] shit's getting stagnated right now, there's hardly any progress going on in the middle east

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282093]Why would you secretly (not so secret anymore) hope for war?[/QUOTE] "I'm kinda tired of NK waving their dick around." It puts undue stress on the Korean people. I know war would do a lot more in the short term, but they shouldn't have to live with NK pestering them constantly. Endless amounts of provocations on the part of the North should be punished rather than just talked sternly about.

[img]http://atomic-tonic.com/kimjongun.png[/img] Uggh.

[QUOTE=Archy;26282135]shit's getting stagnated right now, there's hardly any progress going on in the middle east[/QUOTE] So hope for war because the news channels haven't any "entertaining bloodshed' on? [editline]25th November 2010[/editline] [QUOTE=huntskikbut;26282142]"I'm kinda tired of NK waving their dick around." It puts undue stress on the Korean people. I know war would do a lot more in the short term, but they shouldn't have to live with NK pestering them constantly. Endless amounts of provocations on the part of the North should be punished rather than just talked sternly about.[/QUOTE] Ah, I see your point now. I thought you were turning into one of those "LOLOL NUKE DEM ALL" turds.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282169]So hope for war because the news channels haven't any "entertaining bloodshed' on? [editline]25th November 2010[/editline] Ah, I see your point now. I thought you were turning into one of those "LOLOL NUKE DEM ALL" turds.[/QUOTE] LULZ I HOPE THEYRE USING SUBS IN THE WAR GAMES ON SUNDAY CUZ THEN THAY CAN USE THE NUKZ FROM THE SUBZ like that?

[QUOTE=huntskikbut;26282228]LULZ I HOPE THEYRE USING SUBS IN THE WAR GAMES ON SUNDAY CUZ THEN THAY CAN USE THE NUKZ FROM THE SUBZ like that?[/QUOTE] I mean one of those people who want war just because real war is JUST like CoD4 and want to be "entertained" by it all.

[QUOTE=Archy;26280952]america kicks ass man it kicked britain's ass, mexico's ass, japan's ass, nazi germany's ass (sort of), north korea's ass, and if i recall correctly one time it split itself into two and kicked it's own ass[/QUOTE] I need to put that on a T-shirt.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282258]I mean one of those people who want war just because real war is JUST like CoD4 and want to be "entertained" by it all.[/QUOTE] Angsty 12 year olds? No, I don't want war for the entertainment purposes. I want war for the justice behind it. NK's current regime has been in power far too long. It would be better for the Korean peninsula as a whole in the long run if it was reunited under Seoul.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282169]So hope for war because the news channels haven't any "entertaining bloodshed' on? [/QUOTE] have you watched the news lately? that's all it is. entertainment. people like seeing things happen, in wars, stuff happens

[QUOTE=Archy;26282361]have you watched the news lately? that's all it is. entertainment. people like seeing things happen, in wars, stuff happens[/QUOTE] That doesn't mean you should egg on a war just to be entertained.

[QUOTE=Emperor Scorpious II;26282376]That doesn't mean you should egg on a war just to be entertained.[/QUOTE] there's a deep dark corner in my head that wants it to happen there's a large bright area in my head that says otherwise

[QUOTE=huntskikbut;26282142]"I'm kinda tired of NK waving their dick around." It puts undue stress on the Korean people. I know war would do a lot more in the short term, but they shouldn't have to live with NK pestering them constantly. Endless amounts of provocations on the part of the North should be punished rather than just talked sternly about.[/QUOTE] Yeah pretty much this. Right now I don't feel like North Korea has something that will seriously devastate the world if a war starts up. But I worry that the longer we wait to destroy what is obviously going to continue to be a problem down the line, the worse it will be when we do and the more lives it will claim in the process. South Korea has spent the past sixty years being terrorized by their neighbor to the North, are we really willing to let it go on for another sixty years with Kim Jon Un?