[FlyVet]

No reports of N. Korean casualties in this piece. For some reason, I find this a bit suspicious.

[FlyVet]

No reports of N. Korean casualties in this piece. For some reason, I find this a bit suspicious.

[healey22]

The United States maintains 37,000 troops in South Korea to deter a repeat of the North Korean invasion which sparked he Korean War.

Interesting, we can place 37,000 young American men on this border but we refuse to secure our own borders.

[Steve Eisenberg]

Kim, who had been scheduled to watch the match on television, had just days earlier underscored that his policy of engaging communist North Korea while maintaining military readiness had ensured a safe World Cup in South Korea and co-host Japan.

His policy of weakness has contributed to the loss of a warship. All in all, North Korea was unlikely to care a great deal about the World Cup regardless of South Korean policy.

[maquiladora]

"We believe the incursion was very intentional," he said of the 12th maritime intrusion by North Korean vessels this year.

Sounds like almost a regular occurance.

A skirmish or two (or twelve) betwix foes is nothing new.

Nothing to get excited about here.

[Stultis]

Kim also scrapped plans to watch the last World Cup soccer match played by and hosted in South Korea, a third-place playoff with Turkey in the southeastern city of Taegu on Saturday night.

WELL!? Dammit Reuters, who won the game?

[Lake]

[OldFriend]

But I am sure that Mad Madeline Halbright said North Korea was not evil.........