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From reading comments here and elsewhere, it sounds like one person in South Korea knew what to do when the Original welcome to our campsite we have beer flames what could possibly go wrong. T-Shirt moreover I love this alarms went off. Your neighbor. Oh my god, time flies. I remember reading reddit when this happened and I would have thought it was only two years or so ago. Covid hit three years ago…. i really hope you can give her a hug or perhaps some sweets as a thank you. if this situation wasn’t a false alarm, the lot of you would be alive thanks to her ! her quick thinking would have quite literally saved y’all. also OP – i think you should check up on her for a few days – maybe ask for her phone number to make sure she is doing okay because it seems that she might need some support. It’s really unfair to call the alert was “false” considering how rockets and missiles work. They’re basically identical right after launch, especially when you’re launching a primitive one like NK has. Heck, the “space rockets” in 50~60s were just a straight-up ICBMs with manned warhead on top of them. So, they absolutely had no time to figure out if it’s a satellite launcher or a missile. If it’s a missile, it would’ve landed in 5 mins. I’m not saying the alert was optimal. It had no useful information at all. Also, it was too late. However, it was not false at least. The only thing you left out is that NK literally told Japan and possibly South Korea that they were gonna launch a satellite within a certain time frame. And it ended up being true.

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NK was right to inform SK and Japan but SK was also right to consider every time the Original welcome to our campsite we have beer flames what could possibly go wrong. T-Shirt moreover I love this possibility that NK might be lying this time. Yeah, wouldnt want to be told there would be a satellite launch and ends up being a trick and they launch missles. Better safe than sorry Okay, I’m not gonna tell you “do you believe NK?” because we have no idea if the other is credible or not. I’ll just draw you a simple scenario. NK was decisive, planned a surprise attack / SK didn’t issue an alert: Many casualties. No government nor politicians can withstand the shitstorm. You can’t even blame NK for their dishonesty, because it’s a fxxking war and deceiving your opponent is a smart move. OK, I see what you are saying, but if they were going to do a surprise attack, then wouldn’t it make more sense to be completely silent and launch out of nowhere? Not to mention that attacking SK would be incredibly stupid and irrational, as they surely know they will likely lose, and it would spell the end of the regime. because every serious rocket needs time to launch. Especially when your rocket science :tm: is not very advanced so you have to pump up liquid fuel in your rocket. If you fuel up your rocket out of nowhere, it’s super sus. What if you said it’s a satellite and thankfully your opponent is innocent enough to believe it? And it seems like you have no idea how NK is prone to (seemingly) stupid and irrational provocation. In 1976 they beheaded a US officer with a hand-axe at the DMZ, which almost lead to the 2nd Korean War. In 2002 they attacked RoK Naval ship out of nowhere. 8 years later, they bombarded Korean soil which led to civilian casualties.

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