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China-Japan-Koreas
Norks Took 'Gratifying Revenge' on South
2010-04-28
A senior North Korean party leader has reportedly announced that the North Korean military took "gratifying revenge" on South Korea.
Does seem like an admission of 'responsibility', doesn't it ...
The Daily NK, an Internet media outlet, quoted a senior North Korean party leader as making the remark in a political lecture for party members in Onsong, North Hamgyong Province on April 24.

He reportedly said, "Since our heroic People's Army took revenge on the enemy, all South Chosun [Korea] has been in fear of our defensive military ability."
"Defensive revenge." The Hermit Kingdom really isn't like anywhere else on earth, thank goodness.
The Daily NK carried the report under the dateline Changchun, China on Monday.

A source in North Hamgyong Province said the secretary did not directly mention the sinking of the South Korean Navy corvette Cheonan on March 26 "but participants in the lecture were able to confirm that a rumor which had been circulating among the people really happened."

According to the source, the lecture was held to boost morale among party members in the province on the occasion of the North Korean Army's founding anniversary on April 25.

A South Korean government official said, "We have no confirmed intelligence reports about such a lecture. It seems the content of these Saturday lectures normally spread from Pyongyang to the provincial regions in a week or two."

If the news report is true, it is highly likely that similar lectures have been given throughout North Korea.
Posted by:Steve White

#4  Mine their harbors. Keep mining them randomly until the bottoms are so covered there isn't room for any more. Force all imports and exports to go through Chinese ports. Kimmie's corrupt, criminal behavior will be curtailed, if not ended. China can't afford to be an OBVIOUS partner in such behavior.
Posted by: Old Patriot   2010-04-28 15:39  

#3  Anonymoose, do you think the politicians are as itchy as the South Korean military? Not to mention dear President Obama?
Posted by: trailing wife at the Toyota shop   2010-04-28 14:21  

#2  Knowing the ROK, the hard part is not the payoff, but in restraining some of their commanders who are itching to start a war. But no bones about it, a lot of Norks are going to die over this.

My guess is that they will blow one or more of the North's dams, as they are a major vulnerability, and will seriously mess them up.
Posted by: Anonymoose   2010-04-28 10:20  

#1  I hope the South has the balls to do something about it.
Posted by: Phiter Stalin5608   2010-04-28 01:48  

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