March 7, 2017
By Stephen Gowans
The White House is considering “possible military action to force regime change” in North Korea, another in a long succession of threats Washington has issued against Pyongyang, piled atop unremitting aggression the United States has directed at the country from the very moment of its birth in 1948.
In addition to direct military action from 1950 to 1953 against the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (the country’s official name), US aggression has included multiple threats of nuclear annihilation, and the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons into South Korea until 1991. Re-deployment is now under consideration in Washington.
Most US nuclear threats against Pyongyang were made before North Korea embarked upon its own nuclear weapons program, and constitute one of the principal reasons it did so. The country’s being declared an original member of the Bush administration’s Axis of Evil, along with…
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Read about this the other day. And the neolib far-left was worried that Trump wouldn’t keep up the genocide!
I like that: the “neolib far-left.” It’s funny. It’s sad. I’m feeling a little bipolar. Excuse me while I reach for my bottles of Olanzapine (Zyprexa),Quetiapine (Seroquel) Risperidone (Risperdal),Ariprazole (Abilify),Ziprasidone (Geodon) and Clozapine (Clozaril), but not necessarily in that order.
Ouch! Good shit, man!;-)
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US aggression is now the most destructive force aside from Nature itself, on this planet. Their continued unrestrained genocides and perpetual state of war mongering may serve them well in their pursuit of eugenics by stealth but it really is time for people to unite against this ugly phenomena the US has perfected. (Blogger’s note.)
I suppose we have George W Bush to thank for deliberately sabotaging the Sunshine Policy, which North and South Korea were advancing pre-2000 with a goal of eventual reunification. A prime example of US foreign policy aimed at destabilizing potential Chinese allies, while simultaneously ramping up business for the defense industry.