Quote from: Sithara007 on April 12, 2017, 04:16:24 PM

Quote from: Goldman Enterprises on April 12, 2017, 02:40:26 AM

Let me put is like this. Attacking North Korea has a Human capital cost. The main objective is to liberate the North Korean people and perhaps give the land back to South Korea. It is in the best interests of Freedom to save them but it remains as to whether we are willing to pay the price.

At best an assassination attempt could destabilize the region. It seems that the main figurehead Kim-Jong-Un is the main malefactor and removing him could be a first step to incentivizing rebellion in North Korea, both in the Civilian population and the Military complex.

There is also the idea of striking first, the U.S could immediately target there long rang missile capabilities and remove them first.|

A direct invasion would cause a lot of bloodshed, hence why NK sustains a Large Military Force

Things to think about moving forward. Especially if WW3 is on the Horizon.

If you want to liberate the North Korean people, then you should stay out of North Korea and offer moral support for any North Korean who is willing to revolt against Kim Jong Un. Outside interference is only going to increase the approval rating of Kim Jong Un.

LOL! Who's ready to rise up against Kim Jong-UN? They are like puppets running around him and cry when the country declared a day of mourning. It's funny to watch. And did you see how willfully they shook hands during the launch.