North Korea appears close to test-firing long-range missiles capable of reaching the United States and its allies, notably Japan. North Korea maintains that the U.S. is hell-bent on provocations for war, citing the major set of American military exercises conducted off the Pacific island of Guam beginning on Monday, June 19th. The five-day maneuvers, called "Valiant Shield," involved 30 ships (including three aircraft carriers), 22,000 troops and 280 aircraft.



1. What are your views on the nuclear proliferation? Should North Korea (or any other country) be allowed to possess WMDs?



2. How should the U.S. react to North Korea’s decision to test the Taepodong-2 nuclear missile?



3. Are the U.S.’s actions belligerent?

I'm surprised there is such little concern for a country that has stopped letting the UN inspect their nuclear plants. It's alright, they could be making a few warheads, we don't know, we're too busy spreading democracy.

(ppl there really don't like us, they actually teach their students that we are cannibals, lmao)

Their dictator Kim.. *whatever idc how its spelled* is sick.

True, this isn't history.

You gotta stop spamming the boards Kenny! If you really do work for YN, you should be able to figure out a better way to get us to respond to a topic than posting it a billion times in irrelevant locations...