Tillerson: Military action against North Korea 'an option' - BBC News
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America likes attacking whoever it feels like, for whatever reason it can sell its population.
As always, the rest of the planet suffers and bleeds.
Nothing new here.
As Bill Hicks said, you're the bully of the world.
Not for long.
I bet the South Koreans are fucking ecstatic.
Not.
Always has been. Nothing new here. Short of an invasion of North Korea "military action" has been going on for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by rickschoppers
"The Korean War between communist North Korea, backed by China and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), and South Korea, supported by the USA and the United Nations, started with the invasion of South Korea on 25 June 1950. After the bitter fighting over three years ended, a ceasefire was agreed on 27 July 1953. Continuing difficulties in the relationship between the two parts of the Korean peninsular have precluded the signing of a peace treaty between the two states. Hence they are still technically at war 57 years later."
Longest ceasefire without a peace treaty | Guinness World Records