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North-Korea has attacked South-Korea
#61
Rob Wrote:There are only 3 communist countries left: Cuba, China and North Korea..

Hmmmmm I thought there were four left. Loas, Veitnam, China, and North Korea...
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#62
Eosian Wrote:1991

whatever it was

TheThunderBandit Wrote:Hmmmmm I thought there were four left. Loas, Veitnam, China, and North Korea...

Technically 5 (Cuba, China, Laos, Vietnam and NK) but Vietnam is less communist than China and Laos doesn't really weigh on international business because of the landlocking and the lack of an army to make a fuss like NK.
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#63
Rob Wrote:Uh, Soviet Union? Whatever you're talking about? USSR went down miserably with all the Leninists and Stalinists in 1989?



Outdated, yes. But a great number of them. 1,003,000 people in the army, almost half of them with guns. Add some tanks and trucks and you're set for making a nice mess!

Yet they have not tank experience. If we had one of our tanks against twenty of theirs, it would be easy unless they were mountain side then it would be hard. Then again we have UAV's which makes it even easier to detect. Hell we can easily take them out if they decided to attack SK. The only thing they can do is zerg rush SK, which still, is pretty terrible with 60's russian tanks, migs, and outdated AK's unless they've been getting illegal imports from China, which will shoot them down out of everything they own. So I doubt they have.
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#64
Derosis Wrote:Yet they have not tank experience. If we had one of our tanks against twenty of theirs, it would be easy unless they were mountain side then it would be hard. Then again we have UAV's which makes it even easier to detect. Hell we can easily take them out if they decided to attack SK. The only thing they can do is zerg rush SK, which still, is pretty terrible with 60's russian tanks, migs, and outdated AK's unless they've been getting illegal imports from China, which will shoot them down out of everything they own. So I doubt they have.

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/w...ctrine.htm

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/w...ipment.htm

Further proves that even the ''always outnumbered, never outgunned'' saying is null here. They are too much guys, and they have no fear of war, which other nations do have. The excuse for war nowadays is ''reassuring peace'' which wouldn't be the case here, because the army against North Korea would have to unfold a massacre.
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#65
I just remembered Spadow lives in S-Korea. I wonder if he will put something to his blog...
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#66
Spadow lives in China.
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#67
Vietnam is definitely a Communist country, and with my own eyes, it looks pretty bad over there. So I can't imagine what it'd be like in China. I doubt this'll escalate into a World War. Maybe another Korean War.
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#68
Khoi Wrote:Vietnam is definitely a Communist country, and with my own eyes, it looks pretty bad over there. So I can't imagine what it'd be like in China. I doubt this'll escalate into a World War. Maybe another Korean War.

Is it really that bad? Is communism so strongly enforced?
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#69
Khoi Wrote:Vietnam is definitely a Communist country, and with my own eyes, it looks pretty bad over there. So I can't imagine what it'd be like in China. I doubt this'll escalate into a World War. Maybe another Korean War.

If it turns into a Korean war, with just Korea fighting, it will be come communistic very quickly. NKorea would just Bum Rush them. Not to mention the new weapons they've been demonstrating.
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#70
Rob Wrote:Is it really that bad? Is communism so strongly enforced?

You'd have to ask Kalovale since he actually lives there. I used to live there since I was 8, but then going back during the Summer (21 years old now), it seems different to my eyes now. I can't really say. However, I must say that I don't like the way they handle things. S`hit builds up on the roads, and they'll claim that they'll fix it, but they just barricade the outside and don't do sh`it to fix the roads. Also why they get a lot of traffic over there. That and there's no road signs or anything, no lines, etc. People drives on the sidewalks ffs.
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#71
Khoi Wrote:You'd have to ask Kalovale since he actually lives there. I used to live there since I was 8, but then going back during the Summer (21 years old now), it seems different to my eyes now. I can't really say. However, I must say that I don't like the way they handle things. S`hit builds up on the roads, and they'll claim that they'll fix it, but they just barricade the outside and don't do sh`it to fix the roads. Also why they get a lot of traffic over there. That and there's no road signs or anything, no lines, etc. People drives on the sidewalks ffs.

Well, that's 3rd world for ya. Kalovale comes back in 3 weeks Rolleyes. Anyway, was there censorship or anything tangible like that?
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#72
Rob Wrote:Well, that's 3rd world for ya. Kalovale comes back in 3 weeks Rolleyes. Anyway, was there censorship or anything tangible like that?

I can't recall exactly if there were any censorship, didn't remember about that. Don't remember seeing any. I do know that people kept looking at me like crazy though, I swear, I was the only guy wearing full-black, bro. First day in VN = SHUUUUUUUNN. There's these officers ("police" isn't even the right term for it) that are usually walking around the city, and they like hardcore dickwads, man.
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#73
Khoi Wrote:I can't recall exactly if there were any censorship, didn't remember about that. Don't remember seeing any. I do know that people kept looking at me like crazy though, I swear, I was the only guy wearing full-black, bro. First day in VN = SHUUUUUUUNN. There's these officers ("police" isn't even the right term for it) that are usually walking around the city, and they like hardcore dickwads, man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Vietnam

Seems like it bro. Looks a lot like China to be honest.
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#74
So, seems like "Big Bang" hit Korea again.
Trololololo
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#75
Rob Wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_rights_in_Vietnam

Seems like it bro. Looks a lot like China to be honest.

Sounds right. You can't say squat about the Communist Party, if you do, you get punished (or so I heard my dad saying). Sounds bad, man .
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#76
aslemn Wrote:So, seems like "Big Bang" hit Korea again.
Trololololo

lol ohyou.jpg
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#77
Read the article, seems it's just another NK misunderstanding.

And I just know right now that Laos is still communist country, I thought they adopted to democracy long ago.
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#78
Fiel Wrote:Spadow lives in China.

What? Really? He told me he lives in Peru on IRC. /confuse

Lol. :S
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#79
Derosis Wrote:Yet they have not tank experience. If we had one of our tanks against twenty of theirs, it would be easy unless they were mountain side then it would be hard. Then again we have UAV's which makes it even easier to detect. Hell we can easily take them out if they decided to attack SK. The only thing they can do is zerg rush SK, which still, is pretty terrible with 60's russian tanks, migs, and outdated AK's unless they've been getting illegal imports from China, which will shoot them down out of everything they own. So I doubt they have.

Ya, but you have to get a 3 kill streak (2 if you are using hardline), and they only last for like 30 seconds.

Satellite Wrote:I just remembered Spadow lives in S-Korea. I wonder if he will put something to his blog...

Spadow lives in the Netherlands.
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#80
.....wait so where does Spadow live?

Anyways, I'm pretty mad. Goddammit guys, why do y'all Koreans have to bicker all the time about all of this bs? Do you guys WANT to doom humanity? At least the Soviet Union had enough sense to not attack the U.S.

Also, if there's another Korean War, what should we call it? Korean War Part II?
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