What Are You Thinking About?

[dreamur]

With all the provocation of that little pig with a terrible haircut, why does'nt anybody take care of him?

Are you referring to Panelo? [emoji23]

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[Jun aka Pekto]

Sabi ko sayo *Jun, always take a side. Walang sense being in the middle of things. Ayan tuloy nagalit si *Cath sa'yo umagang-umaga

I always take a side: mine. I prefer to do my own thing as much as possible. Call it selfish. But, that's what I am.

They (my loved ones) understand I'm not very political. Hell. I don't care much for this year's presidential elections here. What more with politics abroad? I understand who has done me good and for that, I'll show my appreciation.

As for this forum.... I just shrug things off. There's nothing here worth getting steamed over.

[jick.cejoco]

Are you referring to Panelo? [emoji23]

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Maybe kim jung

[forceG]

Pinoy dinner...


_/_/_/The more things are forbidden.. The more popular they become. _/_/_/


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[badkuk]

^Coz North Korea is a buffer state of China.

[dr. d]

^Coz North Korea is a buffer state of China.

buffer for what?

[Altis6453]

buffer for what?

The U.S. Forces stationed in S. Korea I think.


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[Jun aka Pekto]

The U.S. Forces stationed in S. Korea I think.

About 36,000 US military (all services) vs 1 million plus army of DPRK? Nah.

When I was there, I was told, "If the North Koreans attack, consider yourself dead or a POW. With their tunnels, we'll be cut off and getting shot at from both front and behind."

[badkuk]

buffer for what?

A buffer against a hostile force...in this case, the evil capitalist West/South Korea/US.

Basically, you sorround yourself with buffer states; should a hostile force attempts invasion, the battle will be fought and won in the buffer states, not in your territory. Buffer state gets devastated by war, while your country remains relatively unscathed.

Same reason why Russia is trying to hold on to former Soviet states.

[dr. d]

A buffer against a hostile force...in this case, the evil capitalist West/South Korea/US.

Basically, you sorround yourself with buffer states; should a hostile force attempts invasion, the battle will be fought and won in the buffer states, not in your territory. Buffer state gets devastated by war, while your country remains relatively unscathed.

Same reason why Russia is trying to hold on to former Soviet states.

while the geographic strategic position seems obvious, i am not sure as to how china views north korea.
my thoughts.