North Korea's plan to launch its rocket-carrying satellite is worrying its neighboring countries. The Philippines is particularly nervous about the possible fall-outs and debris from the rocket launch which is expected to fall within its seas or if the crap really hits the fan, it could fall on densely populated areas. As usual, the Filipinos in the areas mentioned are a bit scared from these news reports as the Government is unsure of what kind of fragments or wreckage will really hit that region. Are they small debris or huge rocket boosters coming down on their heads?
The idea of falling debris or rocket boosters from the satellite launch is not the scary part; it's the threat of shooting its rocket down from the U.S., South Korea and Japan that is actually daunting. Threatening a country with lots of nuclear weapons in its arsenal and having lunatic leaders at the same time is certainly bloodcurdling. You'll never know what their irrational top dogs would do if anyone blew their new toy out of the sky; they might start World War III just for fun.
Anything can happen in a country like North Korea where the leaders have nothing much to do with their vast nuclear arsenal because the Cold War has ended for so many years and the possibility of a Nuclear War between the U.S., Russia and China is virtually non-existent now. After 60 or more years of victimizing, intimidating, mistreating and oppressing their own people, Nokor leaders are probably bored to death so they want to stir things up a bit in this region; fire a few rockets off and then see if anybody wants to mess around with them. Yeah, so then they could justify why they started a nuclear war in Asia. May God forbid that from ever happening!
It's like a crazy, miserable, treacherous, desperate and suicidal man who's got loads of weapons in his bunker and his trigger finger is getting very itchy every minute. He wants to go out and end his life with a great big bang. A dynamite waiting to explode, that's what North Korea can be best described. By the way, the satellite that it's going to launch is probably for military purposes so Nokor can accurately hit South Korea and Japan if it ever came to a shooting war with them. Whoever said that the threat of a nuclear War is over? I guess the saying is true; it's never over until the fat lady sings....and she is still ain't singing.
The idea of falling debris or rocket boosters from the satellite launch is not the scary part; it's the threat of shooting its rocket down from the U.S., South Korea and Japan that is actually daunting. Threatening a country with lots of nuclear weapons in its arsenal and having lunatic leaders at the same time is certainly bloodcurdling. You'll never know what their irrational top dogs would do if anyone blew their new toy out of the sky; they might start World War III just for fun.
Anything can happen in a country like North Korea where the leaders have nothing much to do with their vast nuclear arsenal because the Cold War has ended for so many years and the possibility of a Nuclear War between the U.S., Russia and China is virtually non-existent now. After 60 or more years of victimizing, intimidating, mistreating and oppressing their own people, Nokor leaders are probably bored to death so they want to stir things up a bit in this region; fire a few rockets off and then see if anybody wants to mess around with them. Yeah, so then they could justify why they started a nuclear war in Asia. May God forbid that from ever happening!
It's like a crazy, miserable, treacherous, desperate and suicidal man who's got loads of weapons in his bunker and his trigger finger is getting very itchy every minute. He wants to go out and end his life with a great big bang. A dynamite waiting to explode, that's what North Korea can be best described. By the way, the satellite that it's going to launch is probably for military purposes so Nokor can accurately hit South Korea and Japan if it ever came to a shooting war with them. Whoever said that the threat of a nuclear War is over? I guess the saying is true; it's never over until the fat lady sings....and she is still ain't singing.
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