Comments by "Philip B" (@philipb2134) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. +Thue Morse "The people" of North Korea had no say in any of this. All of this started with the power controlling the North: the Communist Party,, launching an invasion of the South. The fear they have in the North is a result of incessant and all-pervasive propaganda perpetrated by their dynastic masters. The devastation which occurred during the war which the North had initiated, had not continued after the armistice was signed at Panmunjom (more than six decades ago:- the bombing stopped LONG ago). Clearly, the North does not suffer devastation of war when there is no warfare. The fears you mention are irrational and artificially cultivated by the state apparatus; still, that doesn't mean they don't exist.
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  2. +Mrbrain bob History does not provide us many records of period Spanish having contact with Koreans ...prior to much later decades, past economic and diplomatic turmoil ending in the last decades of the 20th Century. What were your concerns about Spanish interference in Korea (N/S) , previously neglected?
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  3. ...Unless, as GWB's admonistration detected in Iraq, the weapons were based on fissile Erronium isotropes.
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