WWIII is fast approaching....

http://news.yahoo.com/furious-over-sanctions-nkorea-vows-nuke-us-092213643.html

Vowing to strike the US? I think Kim Jong-Un has a serious case of 'little man syndrome'

I think Kim Jong is a puppet they stroll out there. Regardless someone is out of their damn mind.

With tough sanctions coming there way, it's a matter of time before some military intervention is needed, unless they're bluffing...

LMAO from CNN:

A spokesman for the North Korean foreign ministry suggested the United States "is set to light a fuse for a nuclear war."

As a result, North Korea "will exercise the right to a preemptive nuclear attack to destroy the strongholds of the aggressors and to defend the supreme interests of the country," the country said in a statement carried by the state-run Korean Central News Agency.

Despite the strong language, analysts say North Korea is years away from having the technology necessary to mount a nuclear warhead on a missile and aim it accurately at a target. And, analysts say, North Korea is unlikely to seek a direct military conflict with the United States, preferring instead to try to gain traction through threats and the buildup of its military deterrent.

To land a nuke to a specific target, you have to master the art of atmospheric re-entry, the DPRK have shown no evidence of ever achieving this.

The United States however, could very easily land something nasty on Pyongyang, so they're definitely playing the 'keyboard gangster' at the moment..

All nothings going to happen why 1 big word China

yup.

China co-wrote these new sanctions, and they are the only ones really supporting NK. But China doesn't want to piss off everybody else, so really it's up to them to get NK to stop.

NK is back at it...

I saw a tweet earlier that was hilarious:

"North Korea, you need a snickers"

LMAO soooo true

YES!!!!!!!

The US has flown B-52 military aircraft over disputed islands in the East China Sea in defiance of new Chinese air defence rules, officials say.

China set up its "air defence identification zone" on Saturday.

A US colonel said the two planes had followed "normal procedures, which include not filing flight plans, not radioing ahead".

The islands, known as Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, are a source of rising tension between the two nations.

China is insisting that aircraft entering its air defence zone must obey its rules or face "emergency defensive measures".

"We have conducted operations in the area of the Senkakus," said US Colonel Steve Warren, adding that so far there had been no response from China.

The aircraft, which were unarmed, had taken off from Guam on Monday and the flight was part of a regular exercise in the area, a US defence official said.

hmmmmm.

The Japanese bought the islands, and have had control over them since the late 1800's.

China is being greedy and wants the oil.

China confirmed that it had flown warplanes over the country’s newly established East China Sea Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) on Thursday, state media reported.

The zone roused controversy when it was announced last week, as it covered disputed territory claimed by China, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang told a daily press briefing that civilian flights have not been impacted, Xinhua news agency reported. China has said that all planes flying through the zone should submit flight plans and identify themselves, or their operators would end up facing "defensive emergency measures."

“We expect all sides, including aviation companies, to actively coordinate with us and jointly safeguard flight safety,” Qin said.

Earlier Thursday, Japan and South Korea, key US allies in East Asia, sent their own military aircraft into the zone's airspace in an act of defiance.

Both countries' air forces flew planes into the disputed area following a similar flight Monday by two unarmed American B-52 bombers. Neither country informed the Chinese of their plans in advance, in an apparent snub of Beijing’s claims to the airspace.

Japan’s ANA Holdings and Japan Airlines said Tuesday that they would stop submitting flight plans to Chinese aviation authorities. Both carriers had been previously informing China of flights through the recently established zone.

Both said that they would cease to do so as of Wednesday, after Japan’s Transport Minister Akihiro Ota called the declaration of China’s defense zone “not valid at all” and urged noncompliance.


Japan and the US were outraged after Beijing declared eight uninhabited islands at the center of its ongoing territorial dispute with Tokyo to be part of China’s new aerial zone, with the Japanese Foreign Ministry saying that China’s claim to the airspace was “totally unacceptable and extremely regrettable.”

The area is routinely patrolled by Japanese naval ships and P-3C aircraft, Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Tuesday.

Tensions between Japan and China over the islands, which are situated in waters rich with oil, natural gas and fish, rose after the Japanese government purchased three of the islands in the group from a private Japanese owner.

Chinese patrol ships and airplanes have since been repeatedly entering and patrolling the areas around the islands to protest the Japanese move.