Honestly, if the rest of the world didn't think that N. Korea was falling apart from the inside, the US army would be more than powerful enough to take out N. Korea's technologically weak army.
North Korea threatens the US with a Nuclear War.
- Thread starter Subzerowings
- Start date
Recommended Videos
What else is new? Haven't they threatened us before like a couple years ago and every time we look at them?
Annoying...
North Korea are like that stupid little dickhead at school who tries to be tough and wants people to be scared of him, but no one really is.
Why don't they just shut the fuck up? No one cares about them for a reason. A part of me wants something to kick off so other nations can come in and wipe the floor with them, at least then maybe there might be a change there.
North Korea are like that stupid little dickhead at school who tries to be tough and wants people to be scared of him, but no one really is.
Why don't they just shut the fuck up? No one cares about them for a reason. A part of me wants something to kick off so other nations can come in and wipe the floor with them, at least then maybe there might be a change there.
Metal Gear's more what you'd call a launch platform than a delivery system. It definitely makes it easier to hit, say, Chicago if you've got a mobile platform that can stand in Indiana and launch a huge nuclear slug or a missile with a railgun, but... come on, just try and sneak one of those things on a plane. Undetected my ass. We can spot regular ol' tanks from space, what chance does Metal Gear Rex honestly have?ImpostorZim said:
I'm talking mainly about the guts of the missile itself; maneuvering thrusters and navigation software and whatnot. Sophisticated equipment that seems insignificant compared with the power and magnificence associated with uranium... but actually costs millions, possibly billions more than a Metal Gear OR a warhead would in itself, particularly to work at the level somebody would need it to in order to hit any major target within a major country.
How about the presence of allies close to North Korea? The resulting fallout of the nuclear warheads may very well spread to South Korea, Japan, maybe China. Its probably the reason why America didn't nuke North Korea yet.nofear220 said:
Essentially this...
For more Information: http://www.economist.com/node/16214349?story_id=16214349
...and this.Mantonio said:
One should also point out that the NK economy is on the brink of collapse for years now and tensions within the country seemed to rise with the failed currency revaluation last year. So, instead of a war a revolution (or a change of government in general) is far more likely. The aggressive stance of the NK government and their saber-rattling with nuclear warfare might be just a method to divert attention of NKs Population from internal problems...Guest_Star said:
For more Information: http://www.economist.com/node/16214349?story_id=16214349
China would be quite glad to see the back of North Korea, as they're one of the final bastion of Soviet-style communism in Asia. (They might actually be the last in the world, though I can't admit to knowing much about the political workings of all the Nation on earth, so I won't make that claim...)
Yeah, just like the US.Dajosch said:
North Korea is trolling. That's pretty much it. Of course, Americans just had to get involved, waving military-peen.
Maybe Koreans will calm down once they get StarCraft2. If you don't have a bombshelter, you'd better pray they like it. Or not too much.
*Nuclear Lunch Detected*
Fuuuu....
Yes, but unfortunately for him(and fortunately for us), his "missile delivery system", and I use that term very loosely, is probably just 200 North Koreans picking up the missile and tossing it in the air. At most, it would probably land in his front yard.Christopher Dudgeon said:
Actually Kim Jong-il is not the God Emperor of North Korea. His father is, and his father is dead. Yea, apparently in their constitution there is a line that says, "Under the leadership of the Workers' Party of Korea, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and the Korean people will hold the great leader Comrade Kim Il-sung in high esteem as the eternal President of the Republic."angry_flashlight said:Remember people, despite being a "God-Emperor" Kim Jong Il is this:
Not this:
If he was ^this I would be very, very scared, but he's not.
He's just a petulant dictator yelling "LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME!" over and over again at the other nations of the world, hoping they'll toss him some scraps of food that he can misuse.
Yea, I know it's scary. So, apparently Kim Jong-il is the de facto, or acting, leader of the country, but his father is the official leader, despite being dead for the past 16 years.
I wonder what will happen when his 'Yes-Men' finally own up to the fact that all of his allies are fictional villains.Lonan said:
Maybe he'll have another stroke.
What do I have to say about this? I say:
"FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-"
Not much else I say will be coherent.
"FFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-"
Not much else I say will be coherent.
No.Champion360 said:If you look at the original post it says 60 years ago.Wadders said:Yeah, true that.Radeonx said:
And the Korean War is still actually going on. It hasnt ended, theres just a ceasfire so I guess you could say you were right after all in a way
He's since edited it. If you look at this quote tower you can see he originally said 20 years ago, and several posts later thanked me for my correction.
If you're that bothered about it, ask Radeonx himself.