Korea confrontation doesn't add up.

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Korea confrontation doesn't add up.

Paradigm Intel analysis.

The full story on the confrontation between

S. Korea and N Korea hasn't come out.

Our reportage during incident:

http://warintel.blogspot.com/2010/12/skorean-arty-test-breaking.html

Both Korea's and US keeping it a secret.

N.Korea speaks of gift from Sen. McCain 

and Bill Richardson in place in N Korea

during incident. And Wolf Blitzer there to

release news for public consumption.

All 3 were hand picked by administration.

N Korea had warned of a nuclear attack

if S Korea fired towards N. Korea.

NK had jets on runway and batteries

on coast at standby.

S Korea postponed firing because of

fog, weather reports do not support

this, temps way to low for fog.

Clear. High: 41 °F . Wind Calm.

Paradigm Intel suggests SK

waited while negotiating with US

on firing, then made concessions

to US and fired in reverse direction 

away from NK. And did not fire for

full 2 hrs as planned.

NK made instant Nuclear concessions,

without any report of of offers from US.

US did have US Air Force stacked off

NK coast, enough to take NK C2 out.

and a host of subs and carriers.

The gift which has not been reported

made NK blink, and make Nuke concessions.

Allow IAEA inspectors in and nuke rods.

Did stuxnet play a part, had NK nuke program

failed because of stuxnet?

What did the Nuke concessions cost US?

Kimmy did not become a good guy over night.

The complete story is still a Secret.

But the gambit did get Koreas past

a war, and nuke concessions from

NK and let SK save face.

Well done Obama, the full story awaits

disclosures.

He did what years of negotiating 

couldn't do in the middle of a

military incident that could have lead

to war.

Russia was out of the loupe on this,

they had closed their borders to N Korea

pre-incident and expected the worst.

Kudos all around guys.

Now tell us the full story.

Gerald

War Anthropologist

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