Another Korean War in the Next Three Years?

Most people know that Obama is a Muslim sympathizer. After he takes office, the first thing he will do is improve relations with Islamic countries. During his term, there definitely will not be any more wars against Islamic countries.

However, if there were no new wars involving the U.S., then the prominence of the U.S. in the international weapon trade will greatly diminish, and that is something that the American arms dealers and the Pentagon cannot have. Therefore, American capitalists, politicians, and congressmen must lobby the American government for a new war.

Where would be the next war be? Africa? Impossible. There would be no spoils. West Asia? Obama would not allow it. South America? The U.S. would not start a fight on its own doorstep. East Asia? Yes, the next war involving the U.S. will very likely target North Korea or another country such as Myanmar.

China will benefit no matter which country is the U.S. opens fire upon. Will China choose to fight the U.S. like in the first Korean War? The way I see it, China will not place as much emphasis on camaraderie as before. Because of this, North Korea, like Iraq, will have to face a American, South Korean, and Japanese alliance all by itself. The most China might do would be to take in wounded North Koreans and supply the civilians with food and everyday supplies. However, it will never again fight the U.S. directly.

Since Obama’s election victory, North Korea has gotten wind of an impending war, so the higher-ups in North Korea have been smarter than Saddam and did not let the United Nations gather information in the area, but instead drove out all United Nations and South Korean personnel. Closing off all of the passages to South Korea, for example, was a part of this decision.

North Korea is weak. For the weak country to defeat the strong, it must have some trick up its sleeve. If the U.S., South Korea, and Japan were to become allies and wage war on North Korea, then North Korea would have a very hard time resisting the allied troops. The result would be the occupancy of North Korea by the allied troops.

There is a way for North Korea and allied troops to be evenly matched. The ruler of North Korea has the surname of Kim (金 pronounced Jin). Kim is the last name of Manchurian rulers, but not many people know that Manchurians and Mongolians both used to share the surname Lee (李 pronounced Li). In ancient times, the Mongolians and Manchurians lost a bet, so the Mongols took the name of Li and became the Mongoli, and the Manchurians vowed to never take the name of Lee. The ancestor of the Mongolians was named Lee Mugu, and he had ten (十) sons. The ancestor of Manchurians was named Li Shugu, and he has eight sons (八). Thus, the Mongolian war flag bears the symbol for ten, “十”, and the Manchurian country was founded with a flag bearing the symbol “八” for eight. Li Desheng (a pseudonym of Mao Tse-tong) turns out to be a Mongolian name, and Zhou Enlai turns out to be an authentic Manchurian. Therefore, for North Korea to gain victory against the allied troops, it must comprehend the importance of the symbol “八.”

”十” (ten, pronounced shi) stands for time (“天时”, heaven’s natural order, pronounced tian shi)，”八”(eight, pronounced ba) stands for space (“地理”, geography, pronounced di li)，”子” (child, pronounced zi) stands for harmony amongst men (人和, pronounced ren he). 十,八, and 子 together forms the character Li (李). I have figured out the meaning of the character Li, but cannot explain to the public.

Korea is a narrow piece of land. If allied American, Japanese, and South Korean troops were to start a war, North Korea would not have any room to contend with American troops, and China would never let North Korea use its land for battle. What is North Korea to do?