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Thursday, April 9, 2015

South Korean veterans shut down an event in an attempt to whitewash history, the US says North Korea could strike the mainland, and Philippines expands its war games in the South China Sea.

South Korean Veterans Whitewash History

The Vietnam War was brutal and there was no shortage of atrocities committed during the conflict. South Korean military units massacred some 5,000 Vietnamese citizens and now some veteran groups in Seoul are trying to silence survivors.

Can North Korea Strike the US?

Admiral William Gortney, commander of the U.S. Northern Command recently told reporters that North Korea has the ability to put a nuclear weapon on a KN-08 and shoot it at the homeland… but is that really the case?

New War Games in South China Sea Send Strong Message

More than 11,000 US and Philippine troops are set to begin a 10-day annual military exercise on April 20th. That number is roughly twice the usual amount, but China shouldn’t be worried, or so they say.

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