Politics: Korea on the Brink - A Powder Keg of War Waiting to Explode

August 30, 2024

The Korean peninsula, already a ticking time bomb, is on the verge of imploding. The threat of war looms large, with devastating consequences for both Koreas and the world at large. The numbers are staggering: 2.4 million casualties, 60% of major facilities and equipment destroyed, and an estimated 52,000 American troops killed or wounded within the first 90 days. And that's not even counting the countless North and South Korean civilians who would be caught in the crossfire.


But despite the dire warnings, the US government continues to beat the drums of war, with the US President himself threatening to attack North Korea over its nuclear and missile programs. The consequences of such a move would be catastrophic, with North Korea's conventional weaponry, which is reliable and deadly, poised to unleash hell on South Korea and the US military.

The US military's own experts have warned that a war with North Korea would be "tragic on an unbelievable scale", with no clear victory in sight. But the Trump administration seems hell-bent on pursuing a military solution, despite the overwhelming evidence that it would be a disaster.

 The reality is that the US has no military option when it comes to North Korea. The country's conventional weaponry is too powerful, and the US and South Korean militaries have spent decades developing their counter-battery capability, making a war with North Korea a recipe for disaster.

But the US Government's warmongering is not just a threat to the Korean peninsula; it's also a threat to global stability. The world is already on edge, with tensions between the US and Russia at an all-time high. The last thing we need is a war in Korea that could draw in other major powers and spark a global conflict.

The Korean people, already suffering under the weight of a corrupt and oppressive government, are the ones who would bear the brunt of this war. The 2030 generation, who are already struggling with chronic despair and hopelessness, would be the ones who would be forced to fight and die in a war that is not of their making.

It's time for the US government to stop its warmongering and start working towards a peaceful solution to the Korean crisis. The consequences of war are too great to ignore, and the world cannot afford to let the Korean peninsula become a powder keg of war waiting to explode.

-This article is written in 2017 however current South Korea's former Nazi prosecutor president, Yun is deliberately causing military tension in Korean peninsular.    

FYI, another news article on 2nd Korean war is linked here: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/a-second-korean-war-north-korea-missiles-could-kill-millions-within-minutes  

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