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Nutcase nadin's Tenth Analysis Of A New Korean War
« on: March 31, 2013, 06:58:23 PM »
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Sun Mar 31, 2013, 06:29 PM
nadinbrzezinski (117,969 posts)

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Either there is a complete lack of knowledge of the situation, or a frank dismissal of the Northern capabilities.
 
For the record, none who is rational wants a war.

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I personally expect this to start with northern aggression, oh many reasons including the fact that grand daddy did, it's the 60th anniversary and the grandson models himself on grand dad. I still think the odds are low. And I still thinks the odds still say more by the accidental sneeze...
 
That said, while I expect their Navy and AF to become non efficient combat arms a matter of three days max, the army is another story.
 
Due to supply issues and our command of the airspace large formations will be gone within a week, that said easily there will be tens of thousands of casualties, up to two million refugees...and Seul will be a shadow.
Seul? Again? At least we can heave a sigh of relief at what nadin thinks.
 
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Out of that will start a long guerrilla campaign. Why? The theology driving the North, Junche. And not even the dead body of dear leader will be enough to completely stop it.
Junche? Does she mean Juche? Self reliance? Does she have any  idea what "Junche" is?
 
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So anybody thinking, assuming this will happen, that this will be fast or bloodless is living a fantasy.
 
...Blah, blah, blah, arrogant blah, blah...

Now back to your scheduled laugh tract.
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Re: Nutcase nadin's Tenth Analysis Of A New Korean War
« Reply #1 on: March 31, 2013, 07:13:41 PM »
What is she going to do if nothing happens?

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Re: Nutcase nadin's Tenth Analysis Of A New Korean War
« Reply #2 on: March 31, 2013, 07:35:23 PM »
What is she going to do if nothing happens?

The same thing her and the rest of the Proglodytes will do if something DOES happen...

blame America.
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Re: Nutcase nadin's Tenth Analysis Of A New Korean War
« Reply #3 on: March 31, 2013, 07:49:02 PM »
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Either there is a complete lack of knowledge of the situation, or a frank dismissal of the Northern capabilities.
 
For the record, none who is rational wants a war.

I think she might be trying to give a sly nod to her cousin.
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Re: Nutcase nadin's Tenth Analysis Of A New Korean War
« Reply #4 on: April 01, 2013, 07:56:29 AM »
There's a longstanding dictum that says something along the lines of "Don't believe you're own trash talk."  The leaders in North Korea are well aware of it.  They don't follow or believe in Juche for a second, that is for the proles.  They are interested in preserving their lives and their positions at the top of the totem pole. 

Equipment wise, they (the Norks) don't even measure up to Iraq in 1991 as far as capability goes, and they have to be aware of that.  They have a lot of soldiers, they may be heavily indoctrinated, but they don't have much money for training that many troops.  South Korea, by itself, has modern equipment, thorough training, and something other than dear leader's memory to fight for.  South Korea can count on a lot of allies, Japan, these United States, and others.  The Norks seem to have even convinced their one ally, China, that they are a rabid dog.

The Nork leadership isn't that stupid.
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