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Posted on 06/06/2010 1:01:43 AM PDT by ErnstStavroBlofeld
“awaiting United Nations action” good luck with that ....................................... The UN needs time, they are looking for the proper PC wording for their really strong letter of reprimand. PRK will really get it this time, no more nice guys, this letter will be stronger than the last 100 or so. LOL
The entire NK navy should be sunk at the pier.
Speaking of tin foil Alex Jones believes that is was an Israeli sub that came half way around the world in order to sink the South Korean ship.
It is no longer possible to believe that, in this event and many other recent events, that everything is as it seems.
We will only see the “evidence” that they want us to see, be it real or fabricated.
From http://planeman-bluffersguide.blogspot.com/2010/06/north-korean-yeoneo-class-attack-sub.html,... "Another lead provided by Lee is that some Cubans have inspected North Korean submarines and may have purchased some. This ties with the 'mystery' Cuban midget submarine photographed in Havana and previously included in Fortress Cuba"
Although I believe unfounded, those tin foil allusions to the BP Oil Leak having been the result of an attack by others have more circumstantial support. Just to allay concerns, unless it can be shown the oil rig were destroyed by forces within 200 ft of the surface, I don't think these types of subs would be associated with oil well failures some 5000 ft deep.
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My that’s some pretty strong hashish in their bongs they are smoking down there in Chongro-gu if they really think that. What a bunch of idiots. That HAD to be manufactured right ouf of the active measures/disinformatizya offices of the KWP in Pyongyang and then spread amongst the leftist elite down in the South. Sheesh!
A lot of it I take is the education system influenced by Socialist Educators, and in many other cases, just being spoiled rotten as kids, with no sense of history of the Korean Peninsula in perspective, particularly such international crimese as that unleashed upon the South one June morning in 1950. Much as it is here in Japan with brainwashing of a lot of spoiled, ignorant Japanese youth.
There was an SK sub in the area that was used as bait for a joint US/SK anti-sub exercise about 50 miles W and at the time of the Cheonan sinking.
Possible NK subs were there to see if they would be spotted also, testing their stealth in shallow waters. If so, tubes would have been loaded in case the NK sub was attacked. However, the order to fire would have to come from at least two officers in agreement.
My theory is that the NK sub sent a homing tropedo in the general direction of the anti-sub exercises to see what the response would be. The very noisy Cheonan happened along and the torpedo turned and chose it instead.
Frankly, the strangest behavior is by our own Navy. We sent a lone destroyer to the scene at flank speed, followed by a salvage ship. They were both there in less that two hours. Our commanders had to assume a potential hostile event either torpedo or mine. Why would we send a lone destroyer and not sweep the area clear of enemy subs first? In an area known for NK belligerence and unprovoked attacks? And risk another ship to the same fate? Much less an undefended salvage ship?
We had an entire anti-sub exercise underway at the same time, an hours sailing time away and they continued their exercise for another 8 hours before responding. Very odd.
Posted Sunday, June 06, 2010 6:50:26 AM by gandalftb
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