**BREAKING** LIVE TWEETING OF BEJING'S URGENT FOREIGN MINISTRY ANNOUNCEMENT

Perhaps China is just buying time.
It takes a while to prepare for war.

6 Party talks are you kidding me. That might get something accomplished we wouldn't want that.

Hilarious reaction from this AC. There is only one difference between Chinas treatment of NK and the US treatment of Israel and that is that the US has done the same thing for 30yrs and Israel is commitiing mass murder, the NK isn't. I don't think China will let this drag on for 30yrs.

Translation,
China-We don't have enough of our military ensconced in the US yet by visa, so let's talk for now to give us more time,
before both Korea's self destruct and there is no more insulation between us (the US and China), forcing us to
war with America before we are ready.

guys,

this world's arguably a better place with none of you in political positions.

let me rephrase the announcement for those who need a more, uh, direct explanation:

china just admitted that they misjudged the effectivity of their armistice efforts and gave the u.s. sort of carte blanche to carry on with the sabre-rattling without the risk of chinese intercession.
plus, they did it in the open, for all the world to hear.

pretty cool, hunh?

simply put...

trade war+currency war= real war

whats not to understand??????there are many tale tale signs just in this month alone...

even the bilderbergs put the war agenda on the table.

im not a war-monger im a realist.

yep,
tell us general is it party time and if it is can we all come

S. Korea effectively rejects China's offer to resume six-party talks
SEOUL, Nov. 28 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's foreign ministry said Sunday that China's offer to resume six-party talks on North Korea "should be studied very carefully," stressing that creating the right atmosphere for reopening the negotiations is a priority.

The reaction was seen as a de facto rejection of Beijing's proposal that the chief delegates from the six nations meet in early December to discuss tensions on the Korean Peninsula after North Korea's deadly artillery strike on a South Korean island.

[link to english.yonhapnews.co.kr]

That is the sore spot. Yes, currency wars are one small step to a trade war,,, which is still well below war. But they are on the same time line if nothing is done to correct the situation.

Yup.