N. Korea threatens war if U.S. pressure persists
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Like the bible says the first will be last and the last shall be first. Like these fake Churches (TBN) fake cats will be surprised who goes to heaven. I know for a fact when it goes down so many people will believe. They will not get the mark and die in the name of Jesus. For example the non believing cats on the siccness will remember our threads and post when the N.W.O kicks in and the Anti-Christ reigns. What do you think they are going to do?
IF POSSIBLE, Just the possibility is very unlikely especially when you've been marked by YESHUA himself. My bad for saying you'll accept it, BUT YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE SAID I WOULD. You don't know me, or what I know, I haven't let you known my full extent of knowledge of the bible. I'm not a super genious or a great bible scholar, but I don't boast but I believe I won't accept it, because in my mind and my heart, I'll know when the time has come.
Very Misleading! Almost Bush-like to post! If that article wasn't titled "US grants N Korea nuclear funds" it probably wouldn't have been posted at all.
There is a great deal of information concerning that article that HERESY left out and did not elaborate on. Don't be fooled, do some research people, before you suck up anything thats fed to you!
There is a great deal of information concerning that article that HERESY left out and did not elaborate on. Don't be fooled, do some research people, before you suck up anything thats fed to you!
I'm sure someone will make a thread out of this when they read the news but this just hit headlines everywhere:
North Korea: U.N. resolution a 'declaration of war'
POSTED: 2:53 a.m. EDT, October 17, 2006
CNN) -- Blaming the United States for instigating U.N. Security Council sanctions against it, North Korea on Tuesday called the resolution approved over the weekend a "declaration of war."
North Korea's Foreign Ministry said in a statement carried by the official Korean Central News Agency that the country wants "peace but is not afraid of war."
The North "vehemently denounces the resolution, a product of the U.S. hostile policy toward (the North) and totally refutes it," the statement said, according to a report from The Associated Press.
North Korea's statement followed U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calling the U.N. resolution a "clear message" that Pyongyang must "make a new set of calculations" about its nuclear endeavors.
"North Korea cannot endanger the world and then expect other nations to conduct business as usual in arms or missile parts," Rice told reporters on Monday. "It cannot destabilize the international system and then expect to exploit elaborate financial networks built for peaceful commerce." (Watch Rice warn North Korea -- 1:32) Full Article.
This from yahoo:
The ministry warned that if anyone used the U.N. resolution to infringe on the country's sovereignty, North Korea "will deal merciless blows at him through strong actions." Linkage.
North Korea: U.N. resolution a 'declaration of war'
POSTED: 2:53 a.m. EDT, October 17, 2006
CNN) -- Blaming the United States for instigating U.N. Security Council sanctions against it, North Korea on Tuesday called the resolution approved over the weekend a "declaration of war."
North Korea's Foreign Ministry said in a statement carried by the official Korean Central News Agency that the country wants "peace but is not afraid of war."
The North "vehemently denounces the resolution, a product of the U.S. hostile policy toward (the North) and totally refutes it," the statement said, according to a report from The Associated Press.
North Korea's statement followed U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice calling the U.N. resolution a "clear message" that Pyongyang must "make a new set of calculations" about its nuclear endeavors.
"North Korea cannot endanger the world and then expect other nations to conduct business as usual in arms or missile parts," Rice told reporters on Monday. "It cannot destabilize the international system and then expect to exploit elaborate financial networks built for peaceful commerce." (Watch Rice warn North Korea -- 1:32) Full Article.
This from yahoo:
The ministry warned that if anyone used the U.N. resolution to infringe on the country's sovereignty, North Korea "will deal merciless blows at him through strong actions." Linkage.
This is not about warfare, it's about economics and international trade leverage.
You're all skipping main steps here and calling it a shoot-out when it's still just a stick-up. N. Korea has a goal and it's not to waste an expensive nuclear warhead on killing innocent civilians, ending in their own demise. Don't be stupid.
I can garauntee North Korea, no matter how loony they may seem will not blatantly just start firing off nukes because they're fuckin' pissed. This is about gaining a desired place in the international trade community and at the WTO table, and who gets the best seats at that table? The big fuck-off nations with nuclear capabilities.
North Korea is short on many resources, including energy. They need resources to fuel their little isolated communist compound, but no one wants to support what they're doing (understandable). Thus trade options for North Korea are few and they often get shafted.
Like any other country, gaining nuclear capabilities will give them much trade leverage, if you haven't noticed they have used the threat (just the threat) of developing nukes to gain trade leverage throughout the last 12 years.
As you can see North Korea demands that sanctions be lifted and "hostile policy" towards N. Korea be abandoned. Now that nuclear weapons are in the mix, it's a big deal because they've handed themselves an equal set of cards at the international trade table. And the U.S. doesn't approve because the U.S. wants North Korea to fail economically.
It's an economic tool and it's nothing new. N. Korea isn't stupid, they know exactly what they're doing; gaining power and a foothold in the international trade community. As much as we would like to see their little communist project fail, once they get nukes, everyone has to start listening.
Silly Americans, it's not all bang-bang shoot-em-up... don't let your president fool you, this doesn't mean war.
You're all skipping main steps here and calling it a shoot-out when it's still just a stick-up. N. Korea has a goal and it's not to waste an expensive nuclear warhead on killing innocent civilians, ending in their own demise. Don't be stupid.
I can garauntee North Korea, no matter how loony they may seem will not blatantly just start firing off nukes because they're fuckin' pissed. This is about gaining a desired place in the international trade community and at the WTO table, and who gets the best seats at that table? The big fuck-off nations with nuclear capabilities.
North Korea is short on many resources, including energy. They need resources to fuel their little isolated communist compound, but no one wants to support what they're doing (understandable). Thus trade options for North Korea are few and they often get shafted.
Like any other country, gaining nuclear capabilities will give them much trade leverage, if you haven't noticed they have used the threat (just the threat) of developing nukes to gain trade leverage throughout the last 12 years.
As you can see North Korea demands that sanctions be lifted and "hostile policy" towards N. Korea be abandoned. Now that nuclear weapons are in the mix, it's a big deal because they've handed themselves an equal set of cards at the international trade table. And the U.S. doesn't approve because the U.S. wants North Korea to fail economically.
It's an economic tool and it's nothing new. N. Korea isn't stupid, they know exactly what they're doing; gaining power and a foothold in the international trade community. As much as we would like to see their little communist project fail, once they get nukes, everyone has to start listening.
Silly Americans, it's not all bang-bang shoot-em-up... don't let your president fool you, this doesn't mean war.
