North Korea: the Top 5 are hypocrites, testing to continue

North Korea released a statement on Friday that leads me to believe that things are definitely going to get worse (for someone) before they improve. I don't want to dampen the announcement with sarcasm or opinionated commentary, so I'll send you straight to the source. Have a read through the article from the Korean Central News Agency of DPRK entitled "DPRK Foreign Ministry Spokesman Clarifies Its Stand on UNSC's Increasing Threat".

I guess you're one of those people who follow America's rotating s**t list. I for one do not. I can name every country that was added & removed from the list since I was a kid in the fifties. If America didn't have such a list, which is just a weapon of mass distraction, the people might not support militarization.

How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

For one thing, don't believe everything you see on the internet. Secondly, don't believe everything the media tells you. NK might be dangerous, but so could Canada for all we know. I'll buy into this whole "bad guy" thing when they start shooting at me.

Not really, I'm typically not too active as a propaganda relay, but this one was far enough out there to get my attention. However, to each their own regarding political opinion. I shared this article for the gutsy stabs it takes at the top 5 and the US in particular. No intentions to bust out a political debate.

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The sitution around North Korea is terrible (( I hope that NATO will be strong enough in case when some crazy koreans politics will do Wrong Stuff ((

What about when crazy Americans do the wrong stuff?

Seconded.

<sarcasm>crazy Americans did something wrong? Which year was that?</sarcasm>

Wait a minute. I do seem to vaguely recall that we were the first and only country to nuke two entire cities. whoops.

I'm not scared of them or Iran. North Korea can't fight the world on their own and their only ally is China, who right now seem more interested in trading with the world. And I like those military parades, I wish I lived in a country that had them, they're awe-inspiring. If I ever run a country I'll make sure military parades take place!

Having read the article, they do have a point to make about the right to make missiles or launch satellites. Why should only certain countries have those rights? Are the NATO countries more peaceful than the rest?