Tuesday, March 5, 2013

The Mouse That Squeaked!

The Korean War was fought by the forces of the United Nations vs. the illegal government of North Korea under Kim Il-sung.  In reality it was fought by the United States (For South Korea.) and Communist China and the Soviet Union (For North Korea.).  It was a draw ending with the 1953 Korean War Truce Agreement.  Today Kin Il-sung's idiot grandson has declared that if the United Nations places more sanctions on his nation, he will nullify the treaty.
North Korea vowed Tuesday to cancel the 1953 cease-fire that ended the Korean War, citing a U.S.-led push for punishing U.N. sanctions over its recent nuclear test and ongoing U.S.-South Korean joint military drills.

Without elaborating, the Korean People's Army Supreme Command warned of "surgical strikes" meant to unify the divided Korean Peninsula and of an indigenous, "precision nuclear striking tool." The statement came amid reports that Washington and North Korean ally Beijing have approved a draft of a U.N. Security Council resolution calling for sanctions in response to North Korea's Feb. 12 nuclear test. The draft is expected to be circulated at the U.N. this week.

Such heated military rhetoric and threats are common from North Korea as tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula, and Pyongyang's recent nuclear test and rocket launches, and the push for U.N. punishment that have followed, have increased already high animosity between the North and Washington and ally Seoul.

The United States and others worry that North Korea's third nuclear test pushes it a step closer toward its goal of having nuclear-armed missiles that can reach America, and condemn its nuclear and missile efforts as threats to regional security and a drain on the resources that could go to North Korea's largely destitute people.

North Korea says its nuclear program is a response to U.S. hostility that dates back to the 1950-53 Korean War, which ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty, leaving the Korean Peninsula still technically in a state of war.

North Korea warned it will cancel the armistice agreement on March 11 because of ongoing U.S.-South Korean military drills that began March 1 which the statement called a "dangerous nuclear war targeted at us."

North Korea said Washington and others are going beyond mere economic sanctions and expanding into blunt aggression and military acts. North Korea also warned that it will block a communications line between it and the United States at the border village separating the two Koreas.

"We aim to launch surgical strikes at any time and any target without being bounded by the armistice accord and advance our long-cherished wish for national unification," the statement said.

North Korea lays the blame for its much-condemned nuclear weapons programs on the United States.

A rich vein of North Korean propaganda fueled by decades-old American threats holds that the North remains at risk of an unprovoked nuclear attack. Washington and others say brinksmanship is the North's true motive for the nuclear push.
As I have written above it was the Communist Chinese with their millions of men and the Soviet Union with their planes and tanks that kept Kim Il-sung in power and prevented the United States from wiping him out.

Now the Kim Jung-un is trying to be a big man.  While he has a few nuclear weapons and missile, if he attacks South Korea he WILL NOT have the Soviet Union Russians nor the Chinese fighting for him.  In fact they will desert the little bastard as fast as they can.  All he will have is his own fighting force facing the combined weight of the United States, South Korea, and Japan.  Add in a few other FREE nations (Canada, Australia, Great Britain, France) and watch the fur fly.

Now that is predicated on the supposition that our dear President, Barack Hussein Obama will actually retaliate and not cave in to Kim's demands like the craven coward he is.

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