Kim Jong-un Celebreted his new Year Quite Late

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North Korea has greeted the world with a Bang!


January 6, 2015 Wednesday Philippine time, Chinese and, Americans, have detected a 5.1 magnitude seismic activity on a city north of Pyongyang alongside the declaration that the country had successfully carried out a H-Bomb test. As of this moment I would like to witness how their best friend would react (China) on such measure. Their relationship was mutual in the sense that they are the only remaining party on the Six Party talk centered North Korean breaking up with its beloved  nukes. This country's sanctions would somewhat stand taller than their leader (who's mental processing is like an average woman suffering from her monthly menstrual period. Unstable.), is facing a more problems regarding its relationship with its neighbors. 

 For years it had been evident that North Korean leader had been obsessed with its nuclear research, when in fact the never had the money to feed their own people. Political and defense experts are watching this amusing scenery right now, while there are others skeptical about that Korean bomb. US and the South Korea might be watching while majority of the Filipino people are more obsessed of Aldub. I am wondering is the #Aldub Nation is at all interested in developing its nuclear weapon to overthrow this present administration of the Philippines. I'm thinking what would the name they will give to our new country?  

 Being on this topic, the way I see it, Kim Jung-un with the softness of his unstable decisions, it could either a provocation to the world superpowers or might just be a new kind of firecracker buried on a tunnel who happens to start a spontaneous combustion because they are fools. Maybe it could also be a message telling US and the others that the sanctions are too little for them to handle. Or maybe they are jealous about the Isis. Their Supreme Leader is getting bored and he wants his name to be talked upon the world stage. He just want to stand on a spotlighted platform. Lastly, maybe Their great head of state wants himself to be ranked among the political figures of terror such as Caligula, Hitler or Maybe Fidel Castro.

This poll on rappler really got my attention. 39 percent of those who had read the news article is angry while 42% is afraid 3% would not care 6% were annoyed another six is sad, I was just surprising to know there there is a 4 percent of the rappler reader who were amused with it. I wonder what they think. 'Hey dude we gotta sit down and watch while all the nuke country in this world take pleasure in destroying each and eveyone of them'. Well we can't blame them its just amusing how this small state with its sagging economy and its hungering citizens stand firm of its stupid acts.

The reality is, we can not really know whether the North Koreans have successfully upgraded their pursuance towards being the First Famished Nuclear Country in the world. We all has our own insecurities and fantasies in life. Jong-un just happend to be potentially destructive.



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#Hydrogen Bomb
#6partyagreement
#plutoniumbomb
#Uraniumbomb
#Nuclearweapon

 Sources: 
CFR backgrounds http://www.cfr.org/proliferation/six-party-talks-north-koreas-nuclear-program/p13593

 http://www.rappler.com/world/regions/asia-pacific/118087-north-korea-quake-possible-nuclear-test

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