ND:tBF – the Tantrums Continue

GT, sometimes giving one a set-down puts things in perspective.

But may I suggest that my occasionally referring to Lil Kim as Fatty da T’ird is appropriate?

I’m just keeping on top of this, in case things do get dicier. After all, I could have made it earthquakes or frakking for gas or global climate issues.

More breaking updates on Norkland:

http://www.breakingnews.com/item/ahZzfmJyZWFraW5nbmV3cy13d3ctaHJkcg0LEgRTZWVkGNqygQ4M/2013/04/02/more-kim-jong-un-says-that-nuclear-weapons-are-foundation-for-peace

http://www.breakingnews.com/item/ahZzfmJyZWFraW5nbmV3cy13d3ctaHJkcg0LEgRTZWVkGPKqgQ4M/2013/04/02/north-koreas-nuclear-weapons-a-war-deterrent-kim-jong-un-says-in-s

He wants to make sure that he is always on your mind. Isn’t that a Willie Nelson song? Or was it Patsy Cline? No, wait – Patsy’s songs were “Sweet Dreams” and “Crazy” and “I Fall To Pieces”.

But I can make up new lyrics for one of Willie’s other songs.

There is also this news item, that Norkland is restarting a reactor it shut down five years ago.

http://wgntv.com/2013/04/02/n-korea-to-re-start-nuclear-facilities-without-delay/

This is just a mere idea on my part, and you guys who’ve been in combat can argue the point. It’s pop quiz time, kids.

The Norks are seriously big on displaying their stuff. Their troops appear to be highly disciplined. Look at those nice, straight lines all the units show in the parades. They also goose-step a lot, which as I understand it, is hard on the feet. There were some photoshopped images of hovercraft landing on a Nork beachead and deploying troops as if it were Normandy all over again. And it appears that the cooling tower for the nuke breeder reactor that was shut down five years ago has now been rebuilt and will shortly swing into action, but Short Round Lil Kim Fatty da T’ird says it’s for economic reasons. Norkland has some serious uranium mine resources for yellowcake production.

Now in view of all this, and the fact that the Norkland army/military is highly disciplined, (which can also mean tightly controlled – no initiative allowed) and taking into account that the US has been through two war actions (Vietnam and Middle East) in which guerrilla warfare was the norm, rather than set piece warfare, should Lil Kim decide to make (a mistake) war his next objective, can we beat the pants off the Norks or not?

Next question: If Lil Kim Fatty da T’ird decides to engage in a pre-emptive strike of any kind and the US goes to the aid of the South, is there any possibility that either China or Russia would ally itself with us? (Remember, they both have asked the Norks to back off.)

Last – and remember, this is for posterity – will we follow normal Rules of Engagement (see the enemy, shoot the enemy) or be politically correct? (Remember, US troops were regularly told that seemingly friendly Vietnamese were actually VC, don’t trust them.)

Okay, handing the reins over.

Here’s a little something from Ban-Ki Moon.

http://feeds.nbcnews.com/c/35002/f/653378/s/2a40c4be/l/0Lworldnews0Bnbcnews0N0C0Inews0C20A130C0A40C0A20C1756450A10Enorth0Ekorea0Ecrisis0Ehas0Egone0Etoo0Efar0Eun0Echief0Eban0Eki0Emoon0Dlite/story01.htm

The first ship is the McCain. This second ship is the USS Decatur, named for Commodore Stephen Decatur (Decatur, IL was named after him), but no details were given. Just the announcement.

I almost forgot: airdrops of a weekly flyer for an affordable grocery store like Aldi and other paper ads for things like shoes, cans of beans, jars of kimchi and pickled eggs, bread, and frozen turkeys with a full kit of stuffing and gravy for home cooking.

This is the latest update, directly from the source:

http://www.chron.com/news/world/article/NKorea-vows-to-restart-shuttered-plutonium-reactor-4401752.php?cmpid=usworldhcat

Norks are now refusing to allow South Korean workers to enter Kaeson factory complex.

This is this morning’s news release. There are some interesting videos to view on the right side, as well.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2013/04/03/nkorea-denies-skoreans-passage-across-border-to-enter-factory-that-is-last/

So that’s that, I guess. Next, we should be watching for air cargo fights from Iran and perhaps cargo ships from Iran and Venezuela pulling into Nork ports of call.

Shutting down the Kaesong complex is supposed to be the first signal that offensive action is not too far off.

In my view anything from the Norks is offensive, however, at this point the whole world needs to be alert.

Let’s not forget the story of the boy who cried ‘wolf’. He did so once too often and the villagers ignored him, and the wolf finally came and killed the sheep and the boy, and then went into the village and killed the villagers.

No, I’m not kidding. The wolf just might be approaching the door.

Here are the latest updates this morning, from the Telegraph:

Kerry says the US will defend itself AND our treaty ally South Korea:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newsvideo/us-politics-video/9968297/US-vows-to-defend-itself-against-North-Korea-nuclear-threat.html

China is calling in top 3 ambassadors regarding North Korea’s behavior:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/9968951/China-calls-in-top-three-ambassadors-on-North-Korean-alarm.html

I will say that this appears to be snorting and pawing the ground on the part of the Norks, but the belligerence level is rising, so I’m keeping a weather eye on this business.

Stay tuned to this station for further updates.

Latest update on DuLoc… I mean Norkland. (Durn! Have to stop watching “Shrek”.)

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/9969870/North-Korea-holds-mass-rallies-to-show-support-for-regimes-hardline-statements.html

I took a second look at the ‘rally’ video, and it really is downright creepy in its resemblance to Hitler’s rallies.

Eeew!

Just keeping up the good work on my end, as I continue to dig deeper and deeper into the psyche of the Norks of Norkland.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/9970346/North-Korea-US-sends-missile-defence-system-to-Guam.html

How long did you guys say it would take to get those missiles up to Ft. Greer? Whatever happened to the Minuteman missile system? Didn’t I tell you NOT to toss out old technology everytime some new toy comes along?

Geez! Nobody listens any more. It’s like dealing with a bunch of kindergartners.

And this is a summary article that also includes the newest update, the deployment of a US missile defense to Guam.

http://themoderatevoice.com/179960/deployment-of-missile-system-to-guam-other-north-korea-updates/

Nice ship photos, too.

Ah! I wondered that myself. I was kind of hoping that they’d go some place where we could just weld the door shut from the outside and pile rocks on the entrance so they can’t get out and bother us any more.

However, in the days of the Cold War, there is supposed to be a complete underground war room in the Pentagon that is bunker-bomb proof and there was a bunker complex disgused as a hotel resort some place in Maryland. It’s no longer hidden and secret, saw it on H2 channel a while back, don’t remember when. The assumption is that they’d have a warning. The reality is that they would not.

I think Mount Weather may be the one in Maryland, but I’m not sure.

It used to be that a SAC base somewhere in Nebraska was the destination, but things have changed.

I swear, that pudgy little penguin squatty Li’l Kim Fatty da T’ird won’t even let me get some dinner and read a book. Now he’s pounding his chunky little fists on the table. He’s just about to start throwing things.

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/04/03/17580610-north-korea-warns-us-its-military-allowed-to-wage-nuke-strikes?lite

I’ll be keeping an eye on what China is doing, also.

And in reading this written in March, about the relationship between China and Japan, you do wonder what the possibilities are, and what might trigger a conflict.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/comment/ambroseevans_pritchard/9950791/The-dangerous-drift-towards-world-war-in-Asia.html

Whatever the Norks are up to, it’s late and I need to get some sleep. If they’re going to blow the place up, it will have to wait until tomorrow for my full attention.

To Li’l Kim Fatty da T’ird: Nighty, night, sleep tight, don’t let the South Koreans or China bite. Nuttin’ but love for ya, man… you dimwitted penguin mimic.

I’m annoyed that the penguin somehow woke me up, but he does have a supporter… somewhere….

http://feeds.nbcnews.com/c/35002/f/653378/s/2a52c11e/l/0Lworldnews0Bnbcnews0N0C0Inews0C20A130C0A40C0A40C175843110Enorth0Ekoreas0Eoverseas0Eapologists0Edismiss0Epropaganda0Eabout0Etorture0Erepression0Dlite/story01.htm

Note that the usual invitation to “go live there, no one is stopping you” is always ignored, as pointed out in this article.