They should, they've been doing it regularly
since 1953. With 57 years of practice, one should be fairly adept...Originally Posted by JMA
Note the US does not have 57 years of practice, we only have 14 Administration terms and each has to learn anew...
Which reminds me, we're overdue for another incident on land. No casualties since 1999 until the torpedoing of the Cheonan. That's an unusually long dry spell... LINK
The more things change ...
Yup, Korea has been a constant source of trouble, even before Ken was born, which can be seen by clicking here.
Now we add this to the cooking pot and see if this helps to tip these guys over the edge.
N.Korea Reports Heavy Damage from Floods
Too true. From out here in the colonies the lack of long term continuity in US foreign policy does not contribute long term stable relationships with allies and potential allies. Just about every player in every country realises that when the next batch of America's brightest gets into the White House they are likely to be left holding the baby. Little wonder that the Swiss bank account is the best fall back position for most US allies and that the US's last best friend is young David in No.10. The solution is quite simple... but the implementation is near impossible.since 1953. With 57 years of practice, one should be fairly adept...
Note the US does not have 57 years of practice, we only have 14 Administration terms and each has to learn anew...
And now another attempt at attention seeking by the North...
North Korea Fires Artillery Near Disputed Waters
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