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Post by Mittens on Apr 17, 2017 13:19:15 GMT -8
As of late, tensions have risen between the People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the United States and Republic of Korea (South Korea). What could be possible solutions to the ever tense Korean Peninsula? Keep in mind the history of the split land going back to 1945.
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Post by UniversalAris on Apr 17, 2017 13:45:29 GMT -8
As of late, tensions have risen between the People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the United States and Republic of Korea (South Korea). What could be possible solutions to the ever tense Korean Peninsula? Keep in mind the history of the split land going back to 1945. I believe we as a western culture can agree that North Korea has been the instigator in these cases. Wanting more land instead of the 50/50 split over the 51th parallel. Negotiating with Kim Jong Un is not a viable option either because of his antogonistic nature. Probably the best way to solve this contention is to hold leverage over North Korea. This whole government is a lot of intimidation and symbolism. Finding this leverage honestly is over my head, but I do know that threatening NK doesn't work becausebof there honor code. So I believe leverage is probably the best method besides War. Which, won't lead to the best journey but maybe the best result.
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Post by Mittens on Apr 18, 2017 8:16:53 GMT -8
As of late, tensions have risen between the People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the United States and Republic of Korea (South Korea). What could be possible solutions to the ever tense Korean Peninsula? Keep in mind the history of the split land going back to 1945. I believe we as a western culture can agree that North Korea has been the instigator in these cases. Wanting more land instead of the 50/50 split over the 51th parallel. Negotiating with Kim Jong Un is not a viable option either because of his antogonistic nature. Probably the best way to solve this contention is to hold leverage over North Korea. This whole government is a lot of intimidation and symbolism. Finding this leverage honestly is over my head, but I do know that threatening NK doesn't work becausebof there honor code. So I believe leverage is probably the best method besides War. Which, won't lead to the best journey but maybe the best result. China, NK's biggest trade partner, has refused to export coal from them so that's definitely harsh on the DPRK economy. What makes me nervous is, if their economy gets so bad, and have nothing left to lose, will they launch?
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Post by UniversalAris on Apr 18, 2017 9:10:16 GMT -8
I believe we as a western culture can agree that North Korea has been the instigator in these cases. Wanting more land instead of the 50/50 split over the 51th parallel. Negotiating with Kim Jong Un is not a viable option either because of his antogonistic nature. Probably the best way to solve this contention is to hold leverage over North Korea. This whole government is a lot of intimidation and symbolism. Finding this leverage honestly is over my head, but I do know that threatening NK doesn't work becausebof there honor code. So I believe leverage is probably the best method besides War. Which, won't lead to the best journey but maybe the best result. China, NK's biggest trade partner, has refused to export coal from them so that's definitely harsh on the DPRK economy. What makes me nervous is, if their economy gets so bad, and have nothing left to lose, will they launch? Yeah, that's always the risk. But I'm confident in our missile defense system to prevent against NK's attacks. The tension is really high and right now being threatening might end in the same disaster, but we can't wait and let NK get a stronger arsenal.
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