N.Korea filling up 2 fuel tanks at missile launch site

We want our explosions.

S.Korea, U.S. Boost Alert Level Ahead of N.Korean Rocket Launch
Dec. 07, 2012 11:05 KST

The South Korea-U.S. Combined Forces Command raised the alert level on the peninsula from Watchcon 3 to Watchcon 2 on Thursday as North Korea's rocket launch approaches.

"North Korea is believed to have completed mounting the rocket on a launch pad in Tongchang-ri" on..

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We may need to borrow some fuel for our forces on alert here.
This shortage is getting silly, I like driving.

It's OK, the US taxpayers have co-signed.

They can't even launch a missile off it's pad right, and they're playing around with NUKES??

That's about as smart as sending in a paintball squad to back up the Marines.

Maybe we need to revisit that crater idea.

Howdy there,

I've been doing research lately and just discovered that your government sucks when it comes to privately owning firearms.

Sorry to see that buddy. I've been to S. Korea 3 times and like the people there.

Have an Oscar for me, will ya?

They usually fill them up just a little because,the booster blows up all the time.

Considering that their nuclear tests haven't exactly gone brilliantly (the phrase used is "fizzle"), I'm not sure they're doing too well on the nuke front.

Collect all the fuel from everything in Oz, and then the Oz collective will have enough fuel to attempt its own homemade long-range missile, just like the people of N.K., are doing.

I guess Oz could just ask N.K. for the fuel since they seem to have it.

Stupid people

THIS IS Iran's nuclear program

I don't know why people don't connect the dots

They certainly have their hands in it. Iran builds better missiles than Korea though.

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No but seriously does anybody know anything about any launch codes?

That's hardly difficult though :p

'NK prepares to fuel rocket'

By Kim Young-jin

North Korea was making preparations to begin fueling a long-range rocket Friday, ahead of a launch planned for as early as Monday, reports said Regional players began bracing for the move, with Washington deploying two Destroyers to the area to monitor the launch and Tokyo issuing an order to shoot down the rocket if it threatens its territory.

Reports citing officials said Pyongyang was filling up a fuel tank at the northwestern Sohae Satellite Launching Station, military officials were quoted as saying, citing satellite imagery that showed increased activity near the tank "As soon as (the North) completes injecting fuel into the storage, and it is expected to supply the rocket with fuel," Yonhap News Agency quoted a source as saying. "Fuel injection could begin Saturday."

Officials here believe the rocket has been erect since mid-week, but independent analysts raised the possibility that progression may be slower due to snowfall. The tank sits some 80 meters from the launch pad The North has said it will launch the rocket between Dec.10 and 22, claiming it is for scientific purposes. But Seoul and Washington say the

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North Korea back on track to test rocket despite snow

Published on Saturday 8 December 2012 00:00

A PLANNED rocket launch by North Korea, in defiance of United Nations’ resolutions, looks set to go ahead on Monday, despite snow delaying preparations this week.

Satellite images presented online by US and South Korean analysts revealed that mid-week snow may have held up the launch, contradicting South Korean media reports citing unnamed officials in Seoul which claimed all three stages of the Unha rocket had been mounted on the launchpad by Wednesday.

The UN fears the launch is a test for technology that could be used to target the US and South Korea with a ballistic missile.

North Korea’s determination to test the rocket comes as both Japan and South Korea gear up for elections this month, and ahead of the US president Barack Obama’s inauguration next month for a second term.

Pyongyang insists it has a right to pursue a peaceful space programme and will launch a satellite into orbit sometime between Monday and 22 December. It is thought the launch could be timed to coincide with the first anniversary on 17 December of the death of Kim Jong-il, father of leader Kim Jong-un. North Korea is also celebrating the centennial of Kim Jong-un’s grandfather, national founder Kim Il-sung.

North Korea has a long h..

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The children from october sky could build better rockets then them

o snap ww3 starts soon im getting my popcorn lol

True.

N.Korea will be interesting when/if shtf.

In Russia heaven is true destination.

No but seriously does anybody know anything about any launch codes?

Ask Lucy. She owns the football.

How about a nice game of chess?

OP- what is your favorite Phish song? Despite my handle, Twist is my favorite (Island Tour Twist obviously topping the list of best versions).

How about a nice game of chess?

Our ladies prefer angry birds to board games. Take your useless IBM's and stick up yer ass.

I have twelve monkeys in orbit that can triangulate at 8x the speed of your useless mainframes.

Have a nice day.

They'll get it right, eventually. Good luck to their test. It will change the dynamic.

Ironically it will prevent ww3. At least with NK.

That is a burrshit. N Korea have a no missire. Them build a decoy missire scare US and fur them think rear missire. US media gurrible. US stupid jackass mother fucker. Dont berieve media burrshit rye.

Gomapsumnida

I hear Korea has a real meth problem.