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Provided that China remains reluctant to raise the Yuan value against the Dollar;

Provided that the richest countries, support such Yuan reevaluation;

Provided the last US elections;

we could face two different problems:

Either this is a regional conflict and both, USA and China, by real or tacit agreement can slow down the aggressiveness;

Either this is far worse.

Could it be possible to believe that Kim II and CHOE Yong Rim, resp. President and Vice-president of North Korea could have been instructed by China to test the American support to South Korea?

In such a case the conflict could confirm that elections have weakened the US international position.

However I don't think so and don't feel so as I use to travel quite a lot.

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Olive Rossi Nov 29, 2010, 12:20pm UTC

It is a tense situation! It has been a cold war type of thing since the 50's. I hope they can get it together and join in bringing peace to the land. Most of Korea is related, and it is a civil war type of thing. Nobody will remember what started it, if it goes on too long, and nobody will know how to end it. Just stop fighting! Works for me.

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Gilbert S. Nov 30, 2010, 11:36am UTC

Jack: This goes in contradiction with today's WikiLeaks posts. China would accept South Korea to master the whole Korea but would refuse having American troops over the 38th parallel border.

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