North Korea Test Nukes

[superman321]

For all those who dismiss this move out of hand - think again. This could work out to be a very shrewd tactic. It is highly unlikely that the US will now pursue military action against NK, which, although not probably before, was still possible. The massiv fallout from such action now would be catastropic. Furthermore, this move may act to bring the US back into 1:1 negotiations which is what NK have been demanding for quite some time now, around 4 years to be more exact.

All in all, now we just have to wait and see. The UN will take what action it can and there will be much behind closed doors negotiations and dealings - which isn't helped by the fact that many nations refuse to have diplomatic relations with NK

[Danallica]

China and Japan are under intense Int. pressure to make sanctions against NK, China expecially, who has a lot of dealings with NK. China will comply with what they are told to do me thinks, NK is only further alientating itself from the rest of the world, which it probably wants to do.

[The_more_i_see]

thats the consecuence of the US policy of expand their "freedom" to any country they want, north korea where considered a part of the "axis of evil" (this term is ridiculous) and felt they had to do something to prevent an invasion,i think is a good move, (not a good thing at all), but now the US will have to think twice before attack NK...all this its just stupid politic and economic interests and as always the people is the one that suffers