Will Les Koreans unite??

[Ahmet Pasha]

With the two Koreans entering olympics together. And Kim Jong Un inviting South Koreans for negotiating a unification. There might a chance of unification strangely predicted by a shooter game called Homefront with both in game and real world events unfolding almost at the same time.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cn...rt/olympic-north-korea-moment-trnd/index.html

 

[xyxmt]

Over America's dead body

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

With Trump's erratic tandrums it just might be possible man.

Over America's dead body

 

[Mahmood-ur-Rehman]

With Trump's erratic tandrums it just might be possible man.

Yes over Amarica's dead body

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

BTW the game was very very accurate in it's predictions for America and Koreas.

It also predicted a collapse of markets again. Also a war between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Causing the death of American petro doller.

And a lot of this has come true starting with the death of Kim Jong Un's father(the game missed the exact date by a few months). and him becoming new Korean premier

 

[Sharpshooter12]

With the two Koreans entering olympics together. And Kim Jong Un inviting South Koreans for negotiating a unification. There might a chance of unification strangely predicted by a shooter game called Homefront with both in game and real world events unfolding almost at the same time.

That will mean end of Kim dynasty, why would the young Kim want that. And what is in it for the South Koreans. The north is extremely poor and destitute, this is not even close to the difference between the East and West Germany and even then West had to sacrifice a lot to bring the East up to same living standard. The enthusiasm level for a united Korea at-least in the South is no longer the same as it was back in the 90's.

 

[bananarepublic]

That will mean end of Kim dynasty, why would the young Kim want that. And what is in it for the South Koreans. The north is extremely poor and destitute, this is not even close to the difference between the East and West Germany and even then West had to sacrifice a lot to bring the East up to same living standard. The enthusiasm level for a united Korea at-least in the South is no longer the same as it was back in the 90's.

the south would get cheap labor while the north would get cold hard cash.

 

[UKBengali]

That will mean end of Kim dynasty, why would the young Kim want that. And what is in it for the South Koreans. The north is extremely poor and destitute, this is not even close to the difference between the East and West Germany and even then West had to sacrifice a lot to bring the East up to same living standard. The enthusiasm level for a united Korea at-least in the South is no longer the same as it was back in the 90's.

S Korea is looking for cheaper locations for manufacturing and the North would be ideal with same language.
Also the North has lots of resources such as forestry, coal and metals.
N Korea + S Korea combined would be as rich and powerful as Japan.

 

[Ahmet Pasha]

Yes together they will have very good prospects of more success.

S Korea is looking for cheaper locations for manufacturing and the North would be ideal with same language.
Also the North had lots of resources such as forestry, coal and metals.
N Korea + S Korea combined would be as rich and powerful as Japan.

 

[mike2000 is back]

S Korea is looking for cheaper locations for manufacturing and the North would be ideal with same language.
Also the North had lots of resources such as forestry, coal and metals.
N Korea + S Korea combined would be as rich and powerful as Japan.

LOL If you all think a dictator and more than absolute monarchy regime like that of the Kim's family will agree to relinquish their absolute power and rule over Korea, then you might as well believe a less brutal and less power obsessed leader like Assad will agree to leave power, and Kim is far more fanatical and power obsessed than Assad can ever be. So there goes the probability of a Korean Unification. lol

 

[UKBengali]

LOL If you all think a dictator and more than absolute monarchy regime like that of the Kim's family will agree to relinquish their absolute power and rule over Korea, then you might as well believe a far less brutal and less powered obsessed leader like Assad will agree to leave power, and Kim is farrr more fanatical and power obsessed than Assad can ever be. So there goes the probability of a Korean Unification.

I am a bit surprised that North Korea has not yet collapsed.
I hope that one day soon that the N Korean people are freed of this tyranny and
then can reunite with their S Korean countrymen.

 

[mike2000 is back]

S Korea is looking for cheaper locations for manufacturing and the North would be ideal

Poor south Asian countries like Bangladesh/Pakistan/India has as much/if not more cheaper labour than N.Korea Moreover there are other cheap labour markets in SEA as well like Vietnam, Philippines etc. So S. Korean companies can(and they are already doing that) move their operations there. There are many poor countries/cheap labour markets out there.
So Kim's N.Korea can carry on with their madness while the world moves on ahead.

 

[jamahir]

Voted "Yay".

Edit : In the next five years maybe.

 

[mike2000 is back]

I am a bit surprised that North Korea has not yet collapsed.
I hope that one day soon that the N Korean people are freed of this tyranny and
then can reunite with their S Korean countrymen.

Agree, but hope never achieved anything, that's more like for people who have already given up on life altogether. lol So if the N.Korean people don't take things into their own hands, then the KIM dynasty will rule over them forever, except the U.S/West removes them by force, something I don't think the U.S/West should do, since it's not really their call and might lead to more criticism and blow back of them. The current status quo doesn't affect the U.S, so KIM can stay(with or without China's support) for all they care. So the N.Korean people are on their own i'm afraid.

 

[HannibalBarca]

A kingdom can't have 2 kings...one shall die...