The Duty to Avoid a War in Korea

[Adele Edisen]

The two-month-long war games, directed at and carried out in proximity to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, force the North Korean military onto high alert, an exhausting and cripplingly expensive state of affairs for a small country whose economy has already been crippled by wide-ranging sanctions. North Korea estimates that sanctions and US military aggression have taken an incalculable toll on its economy. [1]

This makes sense. It reverberates history. Reagan's star wars project was effectively an economic warfare project that aimed to push the USSR to the point of economic collapse. It worked.

David,

And not much has been made of that in our media. The U.S. is acting as if we were the one under possible attack.

Adele