Seoul Live Traffic Map

SMPA Traffic Information Center ^ | 5 Apr, 2013 | SPATIC

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Live Traffic from the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency Traffic Information Center.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

This is a good resource to give us some kind of "pulse" as to what's going on live in Korea. Google can't translate but figuring out the page navigation isn't too hard. Basically red means there's plenty of congestion and it's not abnormal to see tons of red on the map in the city, especially during rush hours. Roads outside the beltway are sometimes red, but that usually due to an accident or backup. When plenty of the roads outside the city center turn red, start checking the news.

[dfwgator]

Seems the SoKos are pretty much taking things in stride.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

How long to we have to “worry” about the Norks? April 30.

http://www.defensenews.com/article/20120127/DEFREG03/301270001/South-Korea-U-S-Announce-Joint-Drills-8217-Start-Dates

[bravo whiskey]

this is the before “shot” for the after “shot” see august 1950

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

No worries.. 0bama is POTUS! LOL

[COBOL2Java]

How's rush hour traffic doing in Pyongyang? That cop looks busy! LOL

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

I go there and hit the “Metropolitan” button and then the orange “Overall View” tab. You can then drag the map down showing the Northern Freeways. Hit Escape to exit full screen.

[Yosemitest]

Watch

North Korea Secret Places - Part 1

How Google Earth owns North Korea Part 1 (Spotting military targets)

How Google Earth owns North Korea Part 2 (Spotting military targets)

To those of you who really care, there's an expandable topo map of Korea that's worth studying.
Like Lt. Col. North said:

"Official Washington's response to this new round of North Korean saber rattling has exacerbated anxiety in Seoul, Tokyo and U.S. Pacific Command headquarters in Hawaii.
Last week, the Obama administration launched a rhetorical counterattack against Pyongyang and widely publicized the deployment of strike aircraft, U.S. Navy surface combatants and ballistic missile defense assets —
including two sea-based radar platforms and ground-based missile interceptors to Guam.

One senior military officer put it this way:
"All this should have been done very quietly and reassured our allies.
Instead, the Obama administration is turning this into their version of John Kennedy's 'Seven Days in May.'
If they keep this up, everyone out here will have nukes."

Well put.
The folks who canceled White House tours to save money need to get out their history books.
The first occupant of the White House to receive a Nobel Prize was famous for saying,
"Speak softly, and carry a big stick." "

South Korea SHOULD be angry at the ILLEGAL ALIEN IN CHIEF.
There's at least 4 million or more people in Seoul alone, that will be the first to feel the fire, if things go bad.
When my last tour in Osan AB was over in 1995, they were worried about two renegade generals in North Korea that wanted to start the battle and get North Korea's loss over with, so the people of North Korea could get out from under the dictatorship, and begin to rebuild.
South Korea was worried about having to support all those starving people in North Korea when North Korea collapses.

There's no good way to handle this.
A lot of people are going to die.
But if we must handle it, then do a preemptive strike, a very LARGE preemptive strike, and tactical nukes will have to be used at the very start.
If we're going to do it, then do it right, and don't try to play small skirmishes and get more people killed.
We know where the North Korean Leaders live and sleep, so destroy them first.

Skivy 9, do your job, and do it right!

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Seoul time is + 13 hours from New York.

[House Atreides]

This link should be hidden from the sight of low information voters. If they look at it now they’ll believe that the North Koreans have stolen the daylight from South Korea & plunged the South into total darkness.

[freeangel]

I haven’t seen any state department warnings for US citizens in SK. And there are plenty of them working there.

[Eye of Unk]

Book marked.

[GeronL]

good time to spend some time in the countryside