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U.S. to Join Forces With South Korea for Seafaring ExercisesPosted on May 24, 2010
In a move that predictably provoked the North Korean government, the Pentagon acknowledged that U.S. forces would be conducting naval exercises with their South Korean counterparts as a show of solidarity with Seoul following the sinking of the warship Cheonan in March. —KA
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By brewerstroupe, May 26, 2010 at 2:17 pm Link to this comment
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Like we can even afford to get involved with another countries business. It is past time to end the Pentagons madness and put a stop to them and all of this war mongering. America does not have the money or enough military personal to get involved in yet another war. We cannot even fix what needs to be done here in America but seems as if we never have a problem finding money(borrowing) to pry into the business of others.The Pentagon’s budget needs to be cut drastically and even if cut in half, it still would have and spend more on the never ending wars than the rest of the world combined.
And just how many other countries we have Helped and/or interfered with in the past has rushed to our aid in the Gulf Oil Spill disaster? Shows how really grateful other nations are for the past assistance given them in their times of need.
Report thisBy C Quil, May 25, 2010 at 7:17 am Link to this comment
Remember the Maine?
How about the Gulf of Tonkin non-incident?
WMD in Iraq?
Aren’t two (at least) ongoing wars enough?
Beware of false flags.
Report thisBy Kim, May 24, 2010 at 7:35 pm Link to this comment
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This issue must be referred to the UN and the UN must do its own independent investigation.
I am no forensic expert, but from images of the event that I have seen, the propellor of the Cheonan looks relatively fresh and not stained or barnacle encrusted, while the propellors of the torpedo that is said to have sunk it looks like it has been in the sea for a lot longer.
Something is not right. We need truthful answers.
Report thisBy mike112769, May 24, 2010 at 6:14 pm Link to this comment
The only reason North Korea even tried this is becausse we are screwing around in the Middle East. They would never have challenged us if we weren’t spread so thin.
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