Kuzey kore diktatörü ne ile oynuyor. - zeta

Şimdi kuzey kore'nin davranışlarının sorgulandığı bir dünyada yaşıyoruz. Hiç şüphesiz büyük abiler kulak çekmek istiyorlar. Bunun için kuzey koreye bir şans tanıyor gibi duruyorlar. Ancak en ufak hareketi değerlendirmek için köpekbalığı misali teknenin etrafında tur atıyorlar.

While Russia is preparing the cease fire in Syria, South Korea and US will rehearse invasion of North Korea staging a pre-emptive strike on simulated North Korean weapons silos, following Pyongyang’s rocket launch and a nuclear test earlier this year. Since North Korea has been isolated by the West, they are becoming a bigger risk to the rest of the world.  Has the latest joint military rehearsal got any substances in it or is it just another political posturing? [and from another] https://www.rt.com/news/333291-us-nuclear-korea-drills/ More than 90,000 South Koreans and 15,000 US troops will stage a “pre-emptive strike” on simulated North Korean weapons silos, following Pyongyang’s rocket launch and a nuclear test earlier this year. [and from another]http://www.cnbc.com/2016/02/21/north-korea-rebuffed-us-effort-for-peace-talks-wsj.html The Obama administration initiated a clandestine diplomatic effort to engage North Korea on ending tensions on the Peninsula—only to be rebuffed by the Communist regime days before it launched another nuclear test. [and from another] http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/articles/2016-02-21/u-s-dropped-north-korea-peace-talk-plan-after-missile-test The U.S. called off nascent talks with North Korea aimed at formally ending the Korean War when it became clear that the reclusive nation wasn’t interested in stopping its nuclear program by conducting a ballistic missile test. The talks, which Pyongyang requested, ended after North Korea rebuffed a U.S. demand that denuclearization be a condition for the negotiations. The U.S. and North Korea reached an agreement in 2005 with other nations including Japan and South Korea that set the groundwork for future talks premised on denuclearization. [and from another]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/12167014/North-Korea-confirms-new-military-chief-after-reported-execution.html North Korean state media confirms new military chief, following reports that previous army head was executed.  Ri Yong-Gil was reportedly executed early this month in what would be the latest in a series of purges and executions of top officials. Ri Yong-Gil was accused of forming a political faction and corruption. [and from another]http://hotair.com/archives/2016/02/22/china-quietly-cuts-off-the-cash-flow-to-north-korea/ In a process which actually began in December, China took the nearly unprecedented step of having their banks freeze the assets of North Korean depositors and halt all cash transfers to Kim Jong-un’s realm. China also has the only real leverage over the North Koreans. China really holds the leash is their economic ties to the regime. China accounts for nearly all of North Korea’s trade and support. It’s unclear if even that would deter Kim’s ambitions. Their people are already starving to death in large numbers, with millions more rotting away in prison camps. Until the sanctions and hard times begin to hit the leadership in Pyongyang personally the madman may simply stick to his guns.

Mankind has many recent examples of dictators with ruthless control, and what they can do to their populace. Stalin is estimated to have killed tens of millions of his own citizens through various purges aimed at maintaining his control for 30 years.  He died a natural death, still in control. Idi Amin in Uganda had a shorter reign and ruled by mass murder, reportedly eating body parts of his enemies, before escaping to exile in Saudi Arabia.  Montezuma of the Aztecs exacted tribute by ripping the hearts of out of human sacrifices, but this royal family was only toppled when the Spanish conquistadors arrived.

Dictatorships are not, in short, toppled because the people are oppressed and starving, tortured and misused, however resentful they may be. Clever dictators reward those in the palace around them, and have periodic purges of those they suspect may be planning to overthrow the dictator, thus lessening the likelihood of a coup. They can survive until there is nothing left of their country. This is where N Korea would go except for the nuclear threat. China and the US are making a concerted push now to depose Kim. By both withholding the economic support that China has provided and holding military exercises that imply a pending invasion of N Korea, they hope to cause the paranoid Kim to attack those around him so viscously that they depose him, murder him.