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![]() "Bob Dobbs" wrote in message news:4bb0159a.1892906@chupacabra... Brenda Ann wrote: This is a lot more up to date. The latest spin eh? Apparently, you don't know a lot about S. Korea. Nor really care, just a bunch of out sourced jobs that should have stayed here. They really don't care what anyone thinks, when it comes to the North. They speak their minds. Sounds like 'they' (media script writers) care what the populace think about the readiness and seaworthiness of the country's navy. The way it sounds right now, the N. had nothing to do with it, and they're trying to gingerly step around a major faux-pas. No need for any gingerly stepping if there isn't concern for what people think. If it was an attack by the DPRK, they would be johnny-on-the-spot to say so, especially to placate the families of the missing. I wasn't there, I'm just going by what I read in early reports that there was a shot fired at some mystery vessel to the north. Was that incorrect? ...and how did rocks get hit in 24 meters deep water? No Brenda, Not maligning your country, I'm only pointing out what seem inconsistencies. Not really my country. I just live and work here (for the US military). The subterrain around that island is very rocky. The entire Yellow Sea is very very shallow. The difference between high and low tides at Incheon is around 2-4 Km of sand, mud and the remains of various shellfish, soju bottles, beer cans, ad inf. I have no problem believing they could bottom out or high center themselves at the very least. I can see a situation where they grounded the screw and some boy genius tried to free the ship by pushing the engines so far they blew up. As far as the random shot, they SAID that they saw something on the radar and took a shot at it. The captain later said it turned out to be a flock of southbound birds. Can't say how accurate the accounts are... I'm JAFO. |
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My oldest sisters son was in the U.S.Air Force.Back in the 1970s he went
to South Korea and he married a South Korean gal.They have a daughter about 20 something to about thirty years old.They live in Oklahoma now.Their daughter is very, very quiet, sort of aloof and stand offish.She is very pretty.I don't know if she inherited that from her moms side of the family, or whatever. I think there is at least one Korean restaurant in the Jackson area and no doubt some Koreans who live in the Jackson area.I don't know/haven't met any of them though. cuhulin |
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Gay Korean Movie Star Rescues USFK Soldier Who Burned Down His
Restaurant. http://rokdrop.com/2009/01/05/gay-ko...ned-restaurant In 2009, South Korea's unemployment rate rose to 4.8% cuhulin |
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'No Way' Ship Had Internal Explosion - South Korea Survivor.
http://www.rense.com Headline News Stories 24/7 A flock of birds? No. A school of fish? No. Rocks? I Say Very Unlikely. Shallow Water? At the time the article was posted by the Webmaster at rense.com, the Ship haden't been found yet, according to the article. A North Korean Missile, or a Chinese Missile? I don't know. cuhulin, in the Dark |
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