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The Workers Party of North Korea has recently issued a document from Pyongyang to provincial bodies that condemns Beijing for taking part in UN sanctions against the North and openly rallies Party members toward nuclear conflict with China.
Daily NK has obtained a copy of one of the mass-delivered documents published by the Central Party and circulated to provincial Party committees via Sino-North Korea relations expert Lee Young Hwa, a professor at Kansai University, earlier this week. The document appears to outline a new doctrine on policies toward China and is dated March 10, 2016.
The Central Committee of the Workers Party of Korea has handed down a message openly lashing out against China and commanding its people to actively confront it with a nuclear storm, Lee explained.
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North Korea headlines just get better and better. They declare China an enemy, the country that has been aiding their ass, supported them and even helped them during the Korean War, which Kim and I'm going to assume most of North Korea is still butthurt over. China is literally North Korea's most important ally, China has a huge trade export with North Korea, they provide the North with most of their food and energy supply, so since they're now "enemies" is Kim going to stop that trade with China and further kill over his country? On top of that, China supported UN sanctions on North Korea back in I believe 2006 over their nuclear test, they didn't declare China an enemy then. I know it's different leaders, but Kim holds grudges, just seems like he wants more attention now and then he threatens to nuke America, South Korea, now China lmao, in the next month or so he might as well claim to nuke anyone who supports the UN sanctions.
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North Korea is testing everyone's power and don't think they are going to get what they have been asking for in the last few years.
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Wuuuu wrote North Korea is testing everyone's power and don't think they are going to get what they have been asking for in the last few years.
Honestly, every major power should just put an end to North Korea. I know this is harder then it sounds, but nuke North Korea so that they stfu and then give it to South Korea(Yes, i now that it would be destroyed).
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Continuous wroteWuuuu wrote North Korea is testing everyone's power and don't think they are going to get what they have been asking for in the last few years.
Honestly, every major power should just put an end to North Korea. I know this is harder then it sounds, but nuke North Korea so that they stfu and then give it to South Korea(Yes, i now that it would be destroyed).
Yes, every major power, so the US, China, Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Russia, India, Australia and I guess Canada, should all send nukes to the Korean Peninsula. While they're at it, they might as well nuke China, Japan, parts of Russia and then just send some 'smaller' nukes at random into Asia, other Euro-Asia countries and some parts into the Middle East, since the yield is going to get dragged around from the Korean Peninsula by trade winds anyways.
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