Well, here it is....
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Senator:
It has come to my attention that the United States is acting irresponsibly yet once again. Our present relations with North Korea are not what I would refer to as "stable" by any means.
What North Korea is doing is a simple tactical ploy to gain a reason to go missile-happy on the United States and her allies. If North Korea is going to be condemned economically and socially by the rest of the world, especially the United States and Japan, for LAWFULLY TESTING (if that and ONLY that, indeed, is their only motive) a missile by U.N. standards and guidelines, the country will only draw deeper within its protective shell. The significance of this act may not be apparent on the surface of the subject, so allow me to elaborate.
Once North Korea is completely cut off from the rest of the world and facing numerous unlawful penalties from the U.N. for its own lawful testing, Kim Jong Il will most likely proclaim war on the United States and her allies for attempting to isolate North Korea from the global freedoms of other countries in an attempt to take control the country.
Already, we see this happening. North Korean officials and Kim Jong Il himself have claimed that they are taking these preparations and measures because they suffer a direct military threat from the United States, who has thousands of servicemen positioned across the border in South Korea. Although the United States has said many times, as I am sure you are aware, that it does not intend to invade the country, this is the perfect incentive for North Korea to start their assault against us.
We all know that those troops are there to protect South Korea from another North Korean invasion, and so do the upper echelons of the North Korean government. If they can't annex South Korea, they might as well take the incentive basically handed to them and attack the United States.
Informally speaking, it is public knowledge that North Korea despises the United States of America, and would like nothing more than to see our nation fall. I pray, Senator, that you will do all you can to make the federal government aware of what is really going on. I'm no expert by any chance, but it is very possible that our government officials have totally missed this angle on the newest threat to the United States.
Again, I beseech you to make this theory known to the lawmakers and officials in Washington. I do not wish to go to war with North Korea, especially by initiating the event through our own misguided decisions.
It has come to my attention that the United States is acting irresponsibly yet once again. Our present relations with North Korea are not what I would refer to as "stable" by any means.
What North Korea is doing is a simple tactical ploy to gain a reason to go missile-happy on the United States and her allies. If North Korea is going to be condemned economically and socially by the rest of the world, especially the United States and Japan, for LAWFULLY TESTING (if that and ONLY that, indeed, is their only motive) a missile by U.N. standards and guidelines, the country will only draw deeper within its protective shell. The significance of this act may not be apparent on the surface of the subject, so allow me to elaborate.
Once North Korea is completely cut off from the rest of the world and facing numerous unlawful penalties from the U.N. for its own lawful testing, Kim Jong Il will most likely proclaim war on the United States and her allies for attempting to isolate North Korea from the global freedoms of other countries in an attempt to take control the country.
Already, we see this happening. North Korean officials and Kim Jong Il himself have claimed that they are taking these preparations and measures because they suffer a direct military threat from the United States, who has thousands of servicemen positioned across the border in South Korea. Although the United States has said many times, as I am sure you are aware, that it does not intend to invade the country, this is the perfect incentive for North Korea to start their assault against us.
We all know that those troops are there to protect South Korea from another North Korean invasion, and so do the upper echelons of the North Korean government. If they can't annex South Korea, they might as well take the incentive basically handed to them and attack the United States.
Informally speaking, it is public knowledge that North Korea despises the United States of America, and would like nothing more than to see our nation fall. I pray, Senator, that you will do all you can to make the federal government aware of what is really going on. I'm no expert by any chance, but it is very possible that our government officials have totally missed this angle on the newest threat to the United States.
Again, I beseech you to make this theory known to the lawmakers and officials in Washington. I do not wish to go to war with North Korea, especially by initiating the event through our own misguided decisions.
There you have it.... My angle on what could very well be happening, right under our noses....
Posted 22 June 2006 - 08:55 AM
