South Korea drops leaflets telling North about Egyptian uprising

[King]

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/02/25/us-korea-north-campaign-idUSTRE71O0SM20110225

(Reuters) - South Korea's military has been dropping leaflets into North Korea about democracy protests in Egypt, a legislator said on Friday, but doubts lingered it would trigger calls for change in the tightly controlled country.

[Middle-aged Europe]

Well, it doesn't hurt to try. I don't expect that anything comes out of it though.

[Tender Branson]

And North Korea didn't even shoot these South Korean planes down ? Weird.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

And North Korea didn't even shoot these South Korean planes down ? Weird.

They are using small unmanned balloons to drop the leaflets.

[opebo]

Well, it doesn't hurt to try. I don't expect that anything comes out of it though.

I think it does hurt to try.  This is quite righly seen as imperialism by the North Korean government, and only goes to confirm their astute analysis that the Empire is out to destroy them.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Well, it doesn't hurt to try. I don't expect that anything comes out of it though.

I think it does hurt to try.  This is quite righly seen as imperialism by the North Korean government, and only goes to confirm their astute analysis that the Empire is out to destroy them.

     Suffice it to say, the destruction of the North Korean government by civilian uprising would be a very positive development.

[MyRescueKittehRocks]

Yes it will be a great thing when it happens. Then they reunify with the South. Korea is met to be one, free  constuitional representative republic.

[opebo]

     Suffice it to say, the destruction of the North Korean government by civilian uprising would be a very positive development.

Well, it comes as no surprise that you and other americans think this, but it does follow that the North's attitude of survivalism-at-any-cost in the face of an overwhelming Imperial force is the reasonable one.

[tik 🪀✨]

     Suffice it to say, the destruction of the North Korean government by civilian uprising would be a very positive development.

Well, it comes as no surprise that you and other americans think this, but it does follow that the North's attitude of survivalism-at-any-cost in the face of an overwhelming Imperial force is the reasonable one.

Despite the tyranny the North's government subjects its people to? You obviiously know your posturing on this issue is seen as backwards and misguided by the majority of people.. care to explain your reasoning?