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Published Date: 26 June 2009
TOP US and South Korean defence officials met today for talks expected to focus on heightened tensions over North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak called the North a "stumbling block" to world peace and security.

North Korea has escalated threats of war, with a slew of harsh rhetoric including warnings that it would unleash a "fire shower of nuclear retaliation".





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  • Last Updated: 26 June 2009 10:53 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

GibsonAustralia,

Sydney 27/06/2009 02:03:36
The trouble is right next door with the dragon.

The dragon has the power and the great army (building even bigger if we read about the KINGS OF THE EAST asian confederacy army in Revelation chapters 9:16 and 16:12) and the dragon has the influence.
That influence is towards using North Korea as the 'distraction' while she builds the great army even bigger.

The USA appears somewhat perplexed (at least many of her politicians appear to be) as to what to do with North Korea.
Do nothing... watch China.
Stir up no trouble with North Korea.
Let China fully expose her plans.
And NEVER forget the bitterness the dragon has over the Opium Wars... oh so many years ago.

The Holy Bible tells the reader that the worlds final great army is a Chinese army.
It is being surrepticiously built today with the conquest of asia/Australasia in mind.
The UK needs to establish escapes routes out of the Far East, for her citizens, even though the outward march may be some years away.
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Cabe,

04/07/2009 05:05:36
North Korea are all talk but it's not a good idea to paint them into a corner.

 

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