[TigerLikesRooster]

Let this be a message to the hopelessly clueless New York Times and the Washington Post, the so-called Korean peninsula expert elites

They coined a new phrase: "Admirable restraint," a phrase they throw at Lee Myung-bak to sit tight and do nothing, ignore problem, and pretend.

The d*mn phrase pops up at NYT, FT, and WSJ. Well, if that's the case, S. Koreans may have to kick him out of the office. They may want somebody without "admirable restraint."

[AmericanInTokyo]

I saw anti-Lee Myung Bak demonstrations in Seoul developing today, from the right saying he is a wanker and caving very easily. It is good to see these developments and pressure on that RINO. I am sure it is driving Pyongyang batty. Hope those demos grow in strength. That one good, stand up guy who always burns the DPRK flag in Seoul with quarts of gasoline with a lit match afterward, was all over Japanese TV tonight. Good coverage. Only I think the kidotae tear gassed them from what I could tell.

[AmericanInTokyo]

I think the South should just start to pack more than mere sidearms in the JSA area at Panmunjom. Bring in some bigger guns, Besides, the North left the Armistace Agreement already two years ago, so what is there to violate?

Also, way past time getting those huge loudspeakers up and running with the broadcasts along the DMZ in to the North by the ROK. With this behavior out of Pyongyang, and following the heels of the sunken Cheonan (by the way, they saw the same markings on DPRK artillery recovered from Yeongpyongdo that were recovered from the wreckage of the Cheonan), I am in favor of a

SUNSET POLICY.

Way overdue. More ROK propaganda balloons with leaflets would be good, too, and stepped up efforts to get DPRK personnel in foreign embassies to defect and insult Kim Jong Eun in the process would be in order. Every man has his price.

[BenLurkin]

"Admirable restraint," -- it's not that new....