RHF wrote:

FW,

Actually the Beloved Leader was returning from a trip to China.

His special train had just past through the very place where
this 'accident' was about to happen.

Some may wish to connect the 'dots' and conclude that this 'accident'
was a missed Assassination Attempt on the Beloved Leader.

And 'if' so, planned by who... China, the USofA, or was it an inside job ?

One Wonders ~ RHF

Apparently the Beloved Leader had passed through the area NINE HOURS
before the explosion. That sort of time lag rules out an assassination
attempt.

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In article , says...

Apparently a South Korean news agency has reported that two gasoline
loaded trains have collided in North Korea, killing thousands and
leveling an entire town. Radio Exterior de Espana noted that there has
been no independent confirmation of this. NBC News (US) has reported
that it was near the border with China and that phone lines between NK
and China have been cut in order to prevent info from getting out. I
don't have my Yaesu hokked up so I can't tune around and see what others
are saying. What's Radio Korea Intl (NOT VoK, but South Korea)
reporting? Anybody hear anything?

The BBC was airing initial reports within minutes. True, those
reports were mainly "There may have been a massive disaster, but
NK has cut all communication"; but they were on it.

And they stayed on it through the day, providing details as they
got them while digging up background like interviews with
reporters familiar with North Korea and its determination to
control all information going in and out of the country; a
talk with the head of a civilian satellite imaging company who was
unable to talk about what might have happened yesterday (since
the satellites weren't in position to see such immediate
details) but COULD talk about how previous scans showed that
the railway station was a rabbit warren of interconnecting,
converging tracks and it would be easy for trains to run into
each other there (and that huge numbers of houses were right there
besides the tracks); a discussion of how the NK railroad system is
the SAME one set up by the Japanese more than 60 years ago when
they held Korea as a colonial possession and is in terrible shape,
but is the NK government's main means of transport because it's
all they've got that runs...

The BBC's coverage was VERY informative!

And on the flip side, I notice that US domestic shortwave
braodcasters - the looney tune section - are already insisting
it was really an accidental nuke detonation the North Koreans
are trying to disguise as an conventional accident...

FW

"tommyknocker" wrote in message
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Apparently the Beloved Leader had passed through the area NINE HOURS
before the explosion. That sort of time lag rules out an assassination
attempt.


The time lag doesn't rule out an incompetant assassination attempt. And we
can count on incompetant conspiracy theorists to keep the speculation alive.

Frank Dresser

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RHF wrote:

FW,

Actually the Beloved Leader was returning from a trip to China.

His special train had just past through the very place where
this 'accident' was about to happen.

Some may wish to connect the 'dots' and conclude that this 'accident'
was a missed Assassination Attempt on the Beloved Leader.

And 'if' so, planned by who... China, the USofA, or was it an inside job ?

One Wonders ~ RHF

Apparently the Beloved Leader had passed through the area NINE HOURS
before the explosion. That sort of time lag rules out an assassination
attempt.


TK,

So then we have the two Clocks Theory plus Reality.

The Beloved Leader was on 'local' time.

The Assassins were on UTC Time.

Plus the Reality that North Korean Trains 'never' run On-Time )

jftfoi ~ RHF

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Hey all you Steve Quayle fans out there, don't forget Cheney was in
Beijing this week!

Grumpus



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= = = tommyknocker wrote in message
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RHF wrote:

FW,

Actually the Beloved Leader was returning from a trip to China.

His special train had just past through the very place where
this 'accident' was about to happen.

Some may wish to connect the 'dots' and conclude that this 'accident'
was a missed Assassination Attempt on the Beloved Leader.

And 'if' so, planned by who... China, the USofA, or was it an inside job ?

One Wonders ~ RHF

Apparently the Beloved Leader had passed through the area NINE HOURS
before the explosion. That sort of time lag rules out an assassination
attempt.


TK,

So then we have the two Clocks Theory plus Reality.

The Beloved Leader was on 'local' time.

The Assassins were on UTC Time.

Plus the Reality that North Korean Trains 'never' run On-Time )

jftfoi ~ RHF

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In article , says...

RHF wrote:

FW,

Actually the Beloved Leader was returning from a trip to China.

His special train had just past through the very place where
this 'accident' was about to happen.

Some may wish to connect the 'dots' and conclude that this 'accident'
was a missed Assassination Attempt on the Beloved Leader.

And 'if' so, planned by who... China, the USofA, or was it an inside job
?

One Wonders ~ RHF

Apparently the Beloved Leader had passed through the area NINE HOURS
before the explosion. That sort of time lag rules out an assassination
attempt.

At least a competant attempt.

Although circumstances can sometimes work against even the best
laid plans. In WWII a couple of Czech partisans attempted to
assassinate a particularly vicious and high ranging SS officer,
Reinhart Hayden I think his name was, the so called 'Butcher of
Prague', who was in charge of Nazi occupied Czechosolvakia and
was running the whole country like a concentration camp. They
observed his habits carefully and came up with a perfect plan
both for the hit and for their escape; and on the day of the
attack they confronted Hayden, pointed at him the machine gun
they'd trained and practiced with to the point of being dead
shots, squeezed the trigger... and the gun jammed.

Fortunately they had a back up bomb. The explosion when they
threw it incapacitated the Nazi with injuries and ultimately
killed him through infection.

Plans can go REALLY bad...

FW

(Frank White) wrote in message ...

In WWII a couple of Czech partisans attempted to
assassinate a particularly vicious and high ranging SS officer,...


Reinhard Heydrich

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


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich (sometimes incorrectly spelled as
Reinhardt, March 7, 1904 - June 4, 1942) was an obergruppenführer
(general) in the Nazi German paramilitary corps - the SS led by
Heinrich Himmler. He was nicknamed The Butcher of Prague, The Blond
Beast and Der Henker (German for the hangman).


He also figures in the alternate history "The Man in the High Castle,"
by Philip K. Dick.

http://www.philipkdick.com/works_novels_mancastle.html


Plot Summary:
It's America in 1962. Slavery is legal once again. The few Jews who
still survive hide under assumed names. In San Francisco, the I Ching
is as common as the Yellow Pages. All because some 20 years earlier
the United States lost a war--and is now occupied jointly by Nazi
Germany and Japan.

This harrowing, Hugo Award-winning novel is the work that established
Philip K. Dick as an innovator in science fiction while breaking the
barrier between science fiction and the serious novel of ideas. In it
Dick offers a haunting vision of history as a nightmare from which it
may just be possible to awake.