KOREAN WAR PART 2?

In “Korean War Part 2” by Choe Sang-Hun In Seoul, he talk about how sixty years ago, after the war ended, tension on the Korean peninsula is rising.

 A secretive totalitarian Communist has ruled the starving, controlled population in North Korea. In South Korea, protected by the United States Troops, produced “one of the world’s most technologically advanced economies.” North and South Korea are not at war, but there not at peace either. North Korea declared the armistice that ended the war and kept peace with South Korea for 60 years, last month.  They threatened South Korea and the United States to launch a “pre-emptive nuclear strike”.  United States responded to them and sent B-2 stealth bombers over to South Korea. Being cautions, the United States said that they would spend 1 billion dollars on more missile defenses in Alaska and California.

Because of the threats, South Korea polls say that two-thirds of South Koreans want their government to have their own nuclear arsenal, not depending on the United States military strength.  Professor Han Yong-sup at the KNDU (Korea National Defense University) in Seoul said, “The third nuclear test was for South Korea what the Cuban Missile Crisis was for the U.S. It has made the North Korean threat seem very close.”

I don’t think that North and South Korea should have departed. They should’ve never to war. And I do feel that they should be one again and help each other out in a way.  I think the United States should stay out of it to. They should be worrying about their people safety not others.