North Korea Becoming a Huge Threat to World Security
North Korea is no wimp when it comes to their military. They have over 1 million soldiers and nuclear fuel to make 10 nuclear bombs (big ones at that). Just those to stats alone need to raise on ears in the world.
I really think that another country (besides USA) must stand up and beat this out of control country back down into the dirt. USA is already handling the middle east and its costing us a insane amount of money. We need some help.
Obama has already spoken out about this and has asked nations to stand up to north Korea. The problem is that it will probably cost civilian lives in order for another country to go after these terrorists. This is a great shame when it's obvious that something must be done. Why would a country like North Korea test a nuclear BOMB with no intentions in using one. Even Long time allies (not sure why you would be there allies) condemned them for testing this bomb.
There are many proposals out there to restrict trading, money income, and supplies to North Korea. and I hope every one of them get passed. The most important one is for the UN to inspect cargo ships going in and out of North Korea. The problem is North Korea said that if this happened they would attack south Korea.
The good thing is that south Korea has upped its surveillance on North Korea and has gotten its military ready for a attack. This is a very good thing because if South Korea finds weapons on one of North Koreas ships it will bring a boat load of attention on north Korea and I am betting that we will find lots of weapons that they are hiding.
I really don't see the North Korea getting away with all these threats and testing for much longer with the USA and many other countries keeping a very close eye on them and with the over whelming military that USA and the UN can put on North Korea. I'm just hoping that North Korea doesn't go ahead with a war anyway like they did many years ago. I Don't know how many more wars we can economically handle without crumbling.
• Harden, Blaine. "North Korea Threatens to Attack South, Calls Truce Ending Korean War Invalid" - washingtonpost.com."washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines. 28 May 2009 .
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Post a CommentIt puts the United States in a tough spot because our armed forces are already spread out real thin as it stands. I would imagine that countries like Japan and South Korea would be expected to carry the brunt of the load if a war did happen in North Korea.