North Korea in a 'state of War'

[Lilitu]

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/world/news/art...d=10874438

So, what happens now. Will there be a war, what's your opinion?

Was the sending of bombers by the US over North Korea a show of force? Provocative even?

I don't think there's going to be any way of stabilising the region with Kim Jong Un in power. It's either war or something worse than war.

[dfiant]

This is an annual event, also known as a non-event.

North Korea is trying to force the USA to the negotiating table.

It is all propaganda on North Korea's behalf.

Stay posted, same time same place next year

[Lilitu]

I guess that's true too hopefully it'll play out that way, but what if rhetoric takes one wrong step?

[dfiant]

1 wrong step and the prosperous South Korea and the USA will sort things out.

[Genersis]

It's not looking good really...

[partisan]

Watching about this on the news,.it seems it could be a lot of show or bravado, or else like been mentioned "1 wrong move" who knows
funny isnt it, still communism doin this

[ceez]

They've been doing this for a while now, it seems like they just do it for attention.

[Romann]

Kim-Jong Un may be screwing over his own country by doing what he is, but there might be a method to his madness. If you think about it...war with North Korea = Sending tons of military and vehicles over = less gas/oil = more debt. Sure, we can send some B-2 Bombers over and have it rain more bombs than water, but how do you think that will impact our economy?