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DANGEROUS TENSION BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH KOREA?
Photo: South Korean soldiers hold their weapons during an anti-terror exercise carried out as part of Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise, against possible attacks from North Korea in Seoul, South Korea, Tuesday, Aug. 17, 2010. South Korean and U.S. troops launched computerized military drills Monday despite North Korea warning it would retaliate with a "merciless counterblow" for the exercises Pyongyang considers rehearsal for invasion.
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30 October 2010 - 06:37
Good insightful analysis from a clearly brilliant mind.
Sent by Dean Martin, Thorold, Canada
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