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They always say the situation is too bad to do anything. Then things get worse. They then say it is worse than before, therefore we have more reason not to do anything. Before you know it, enemy is aiming his gun right at your temple, point blank range.

All this worry about S. Korean casualties is in part justified, but there is a way to choke N. Korean regime if you have the will to do it. If they think choking is a bad option, appeasing is ten times worse.

Timid extremely risk-averse people who are always nervous that something could happen to their shaky inflated financial portfolios and always given to delusion that there is some "clever" way out of it. Anything less is the mentality of the blockhead and the stupid, according to them.

I give more chance to Kim's regime suddenly buckling on its own rather than the success of this ludicrous engagement.

As I argued from time to time, N. Korean regime will go down due to events beyond any outside players' control. Probably at quite an unexpected moment. And worst nightmare for these major players will unfold: Uncontrollable and unpredictable series of changes.

Changes in Korean Peninsula tend to be rather turbulent even in good times. All major players dragged their feet and contributed to turning containable turbulence into totally uncontrollable one. It is their karma to be the receiving end of what their folly brought about. It is just beginning.