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19. December 2011, 22:19:22 Subject: Death of a Dictator  The world nervously holds it's breath  19. December 2011, 22:49:30 Subject: Re: Death of a Dictator Bernice: Media fear mongering. It's ridiculous. A new leader doesn't imply an imminent attack without cause. Have we, or has any country, given North Korea cause to attack? If not, they won't. The media is creating news merely for marketing purposes. 20. December 2011, 01:40:52 Subject: Re: Death of a Dictator Modified by Bernice (20. December 2011, 01:42:51) Dark Prince: the americans have approx. 36,000 troops in Korea....if there is nothing to worry about why are they there....but then you are starting to sound like someone else in here.... 20. December 2011, 02:02:54 Subject: Re: nothing to worry about Bernice: I didn't say there is nothing to worry about. I am saying there is nothing additional to worry about than previously until the new leader of North Korea indicates there is through word or action. If anything, the change in leadership should be viewed as an opportunity to renewed diplomacy with North Korea. Whether I sound like someone else is hardly an issue. 20. December 2011, 02:34:43 Subject: Re: Death of a Dictator  Bernice: You're right about North Korea. I'm more that the world is on alert (as we in the US always are or should be) than worry. But you probably mean worry as in "concern" and we should be concerned who takes over etc. We are only ONE nut-job away from some serious conflicts with those nations that have the big bomb (as does N Korea). That should "worry" everyone. ;) 20. December 2011, 02:45:05 Subject: Re: Death of a Dictator Artful Dodger: well the Dead Mans SON has taken over and to me that is to cause much concern...."the apple never falls far from the tree" 20. December 2011, 02:58:54 Subject: Re: Death of a Dictator Bernice: Maybe he's even more of a nut.  21. December 2011, 15:20:40 Subject: Re: "the apple never falls far from the tree" Bernice: The Dead Man disowned one of his sons because he wanted to goto Tokyo's Disneyland. Another he disowned because he was to feminine.... "no good because he is like a little girl". Which left him one son to name as the new King.. sorry, great Leader! |
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