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Originally Posted by Matth
They need to ship a ton of patriot missile batteries in to SK, and then set out a plan for a crippling strike against NK.
Or maybe not a strike, if one of their nukes could be sabotaged to detonate prematurely, that would be ideal.
If military action is inevitable, then it must be before they get any further along in the development.
Assassination? would be difficult to get close, and taking out Kim wrong-in resolve it, there's probably someone just as bad or worse to take over.
The burning question, do the people believe in "their glorious leader" or are they just to scared not to?
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You know there's 10 000 artillery batteries aimed at and within striking distance of Seoul, it'll be hard to stop some of them getting through and decimating the city no matter how surgical our strikes
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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Chinese companies have been selling North Korea missile technology.
If China has genuinely had enough of NK expect them to substantially fortify their border with them to prevent refugees.
China seem to be near the limit. They have stopped much of their trade with them.
While we're at it it'd be good if Middle Eastern countries stopped allowing NK workers there - they are there at the demand of the NK government to earn currency to send home, but of course the ME really likes its cheap labour.
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Currency trading is what's propping the regime up that's for sure