TERMINATOR2000

20 Jun 09, 05:18

PLEASE FILL IN YOUR NAME N TIME AVAILIABLE.

angel7030

20 Jun 09, 09:00

you need comfort women or not?

BadzMaro

20 Jun 09, 09:07

SIGN ME UPZ!

BadzMaro reporting for duty!

Specialising in deep strike operations.

Then i will use the North Korean ship hijack it back to North Korea, disarm thier nuclear programmes , kill the great leader Kim Jung il , release the prisoners , save the women and will be in Hawaii in approx 24 hours after the mission starts.

Sipping my pina colada and my bounty of comfort women with me.

aaahã€‚ã€‚ã€‚ for king n country. =D

SevenEleven

20 Jun 09, 09:07

another dumb kid? Beware, for the police will be knocking at your door for promoting terrorists act

angel7030

20 Jun 09, 10:17

Originally posted by BadzMaro:

SIGN ME UPZ!

BadzMaro reporting for duty!

Specialising in deep strike operations.

Then i will use the North Korean ship hijack it back to North Korea, disarm thier nuclear programmes , kill the great leader Kim Jung il , release the prisoners , save the women and will be in Hawaii in approx 24 hours after the mission starts.

Sipping my pina colada and my bounty of comfort women with me.

aaahã€‚ã€‚ã€‚ for king n country. =D

sori pal, our scanner show that you got a fever, hv you been to any countries influence by swine flu declared by WHO??

charlize

20 Jun 09, 10:20

Tahan a bit.

School holidays will be over soon.

lionnoisy

20 Jun 09, 10:40

why NK cant possess nuke weapon and missiles?

when US,UK,PRC,France,and may be Israel Iran etc all get hundreds

of nuke WMD,why NK cant possess a dozen?

Wat is the logics here?Do u think Security council is the supreme

power of the world?If so,why UN could not stop the millions of lifes

murdered in Cambodia ,just 2 hours of flight fr SG ,30 years ago,

and many in Europe,and thousands loss in Vietnam after communits

took over?

fudgester

20 Jun 09, 10:46

Originally posted by charlize:

Tahan a bit.

School holidays will be over soon.

Dunno leh.... what with all these rumours of the holidays being extended....

Fryderyk HPH

20 Jun 09, 11:19

Originally posted by lionnoisy:

why NK cant possess nuke weapon and missiles?

when US,UK,PRC,France,and may be Israel Iran etc all get hundreds

of nuke WMD,why NK cant possess a dozen?

Wat is the logics here?Do u think Security council is the supreme

power of the world?If so,why UN could not stop the millions of lifes

murdered in Cambodia ,just 2 hours of flight fr SG ,30 years ago,

and many in Europe,and thousands loss in Vietnam after communits

took over?

It is becoz while the rest is supposed responsible, DPRK is not.

For example, the others do not threaten to wipe another country off the map/bomb the other countries to bits...

Iran and DPRK are not responsible nuclear powers. Thus the rest think they dun deserve to own nuclear weapons. This goes for the India-Pakistan at a lesser extent...

Coporal Hicks

20 Jun 09, 11:25

reporting for duty!

If they want WAR , we will give them one!

"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."

My resume

Three tours in Vietnam, Panama, Grenada, Desert Storm; three Purple Hearts, two Silver Stars and the Congressional Medal

One tour on LV46 colony in space "hostile lifeforms"

Coporal Hicks

20 Jun 09, 11:34

Originally posted by BadzMaro:

SIGN ME UPZ!

BadzMaro reporting for duty!

Specialising in deep strike operations.

Then i will use the North Korean ship hijack it back to North Korea, disarm thier nuclear programmes , kill the great leader Kim Jung il , release the prisoners , save the women and will be in Hawaii in approx 24 hours after the mission starts.

Sipping my pina colada and my bounty of comfort women with me.

aaahã€‚ã€‚ã€‚ for king n country. =D

Yes sir!.understood sir. awaiting orders

Ah Chia

20 Jun 09, 12:08

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO SINK NORTH KOREAN SHIP ON WAY TO SPORE

Is that considered supporting terrorism?

Bus&Soccer l0v3r (VO3x 1)

20 Jun 09, 12:13

lolx I think World War 3 has started

Name to call American or JohN Connor?

Ah Chia

20 Jun 09, 12:15

Last incident of USA seizing DPRK ship:

Scud missiles seized aboard North Korean ship

By Thomas Ricks and Peter Slevin in Washington
December 12 2002

United States explosives experts are working to stabilise 12 Scud missiles found on a North Korean ship boarded by Spanish and US military forces in the Arabian Sea.

The So San, which had ignored warning shots from two Spanish warships, was believed to have been heading for Yemen.

It had been tracked by US spy satellites and navy ships since it left North Korea in the middle of last month, Washington officials said.

With tensions growing in the region because of possible US action against Iraq, the seizure raises important questions about how and when the US will enforce its promise to intercept weapons of mass destruction - particularly items such as missiles, whose sales are not banned under international law.

A US intelligence official speculated that Yemen had bought the missiles to upgrade the handful of ageing Scuds that it already possesses.

However, military analysts said the missiles could have destined for one of North Korea's other arms clients, which include Pakistan, Iran, Egypt, Libya and Syria.

Iraq used Scuds against Israel and Saudi Arabia in the 1991 Gulf War and some Soviet-era Scuds have ended up in terrorist hands.

US intelligence officials said there was no link between the North Korean ship and al-Qaeda or other terrorist groups.

The So San was boarded early on Monday about 960 kilometres south-east of Yemen.

Finding the missiles, hidden under sacks of cement, can only deepen the strain in the already tense relationship between Washington and Pyongyang.

It may also chill US relations with Yemen, which backed Iraq in the Gulf War, and was the site of an attack on a US destroyer, the Cole, that killed 17 American sailors in October 2000.

The US Deputy Secretary of State, Richard Armitage - who arrived in China yesterday on an Asian tour to drum up support for a likely Washington-led war against Iraq - said the interception of the So San was further evidence that North Korea was an important proliferator of weapons.

But the discovery was unlikely to affect US policy on North Korea.

"I don't think there's any change. This is not exactly a development that is new," he said.

Two Spanish warships, the Navarra and the Patino, signalled the freighter to stop around dawn on Monday. The Spanish ships were part of a seaborne operation initially established to halt al-Qaeda supporters who might be fleeing the war in Afghanistan.

When the So San tried to evade capture, the Spanish ships fired warning shots across its bow. When it continued on, Spanish special forces troops used helicopters to board the boat.

The crew of about 20 was then put under guard and the ship searched. It quickly became apparent that there were problems with the legal status of the ship, officials said, noting that its original name had been painted over to conceal its North Korean origin, and its registry papers were not in order.

A search uncovered discrepancies between the ship's manifest, which listed a cargo of cement, and the actual load. The Spanish soldiers opened large containers partially hidden by the cement and found missile parts. They then called in US military experts in handling explosives.

USS Nassau, which usually carries Marines, helicopters and Harrier jump-jets, was standing by the freighter, which remained off the Yemeni coast, an official said. Additional searches still were under way.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/11/1039379883767.html

Fryderyk HPH

20 Jun 09, 13:09

Originally posted by Ah Chia:

Last incident of USA seizing DPRK ship:

Scud missiles seized aboard North Korean ship

By Thomas Ricks and Peter Slevin in Washington
December 12 2002

United States explosives experts are working to stabilise 12 Scud missiles found on a North Korean ship boarded by Spanish and US military forces in the Arabian Sea.

The So San, which had ignored warning shots from two Spanish warships, was believed to have been heading for Yemen.

It had been tracked by US spy satellites and navy ships since it left North Korea in the middle of last month, Washington officials said.

With tensions growing in the region because of possible US action against Iraq, the seizure raises important questions about how and when the US will enforce its promise to intercept weapons of mass destruction - particularly items such as missiles, whose sales are not banned under international law.

A US intelligence official speculated that Yemen had bought the missiles to upgrade the handful of ageing Scuds that it already possesses.

However, military analysts said the missiles could have destined for one of North Korea's other arms clients, which include Pakistan, Iran, Egypt, Libya and Syria.

Iraq used Scuds against Israel and Saudi Arabia in the 1991 Gulf War and some Soviet-era Scuds have ended up in terrorist hands.

US intelligence officials said there was no link between the North Korean ship and al-Qaeda or other terrorist groups.

The So San was boarded early on Monday about 960 kilometres south-east of Yemen.

Finding the missiles, hidden under sacks of cement, can only deepen the strain in the already tense relationship between Washington and Pyongyang.

It may also chill US relations with Yemen, which backed Iraq in the Gulf War, and was the site of an attack on a US destroyer, the Cole, that killed 17 American sailors in October 2000.

The US Deputy Secretary of State, Richard Armitage - who arrived in China yesterday on an Asian tour to drum up support for a likely Washington-led war against Iraq - said the interception of the So San was further evidence that North Korea was an important proliferator of weapons.

But the discovery was unlikely to affect US policy on North Korea.

"I don't think there's any change. This is not exactly a development that is new," he said.

Two Spanish warships, the Navarra and the Patino, signalled the freighter to stop around dawn on Monday. The Spanish ships were part of a seaborne operation initially established to halt al-Qaeda supporters who might be fleeing the war in Afghanistan.

When the So San tried to evade capture, the Spanish ships fired warning shots across its bow. When it continued on, Spanish special forces troops used helicopters to board the boat.

The crew of about 20 was then put under guard and the ship searched. It quickly became apparent that there were problems with the legal status of the ship, officials said, noting that its original name had been painted over to conceal its North Korean origin, and its registry papers were not in order.

A search uncovered discrepancies between the ship's manifest, which listed a cargo of cement, and the actual load. The Spanish soldiers opened large containers partially hidden by the cement and found missile parts. They then called in US military experts in handling explosives.

USS Nassau, which usually carries Marines, helicopters and Harrier jump-jets, was standing by the freighter, which remained off the Yemeni coast, an official said. Additional searches still were under way.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/12/11/1039379883767.html

Gosh~... Damning evidence~...