I see only one perspective for the Korean peninsula and that is war. America and South Korea are doing their best now to provoke North Korea to war by conducting joint military exercises, by instigating suspicions with the leader of North Korea, scared as it is with American threats. What's the use of international organizations, the UN and other, if they are unable or just reluctant to prevent wars or bring war mongers to answer, American ones in the first run. I hate to think nobody is able to change things now. There should be some international conference or sort of it over North Korea.
Quote from: Marie on December 18, 2017, 05:57:41 AM
I see only one perspective for the Korean peninsula and that is war. America and South Korea are doing their best now to provoke North Korea to war by conducting joint military exercises, by instigating suspicions with the leader of North Korea, scared as it is with American threats. What's the use of international organizations, the UN and other, if they are unable or just reluctant to prevent wars or bring war mongers to answer, American ones in the first run. I hate to think nobody is able to change things now. There should be some international conference or sort of it over North Korea.
Interesting. So when NK fires ballistic missiles over Japan, that's not to be seen as a threat?
Are you on drugs? The entire world, with the exception of Iran, has condemned NK for its hostile actions.
In cases such as NK, diplomacy is only useful if it's backed by a credible threat of force.
Tell me, what does the US want, and what does NK want or hope to achieve by threatening its neighbors. Did you even consider that?