Tuesday, January 07, 2003

N. Korea Warns 'Sanctions Mean a War'
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - A defiant North Korea warned that sanctions against it would "mean a war," as thousands of people rallied Tuesday in the communist capital to support the country's military.

"Sanctions mean a war, and the war knows no mercy," said the North's official Korean Central News Agency on Tuesday.

In Pyongyang, more than 100,000 people bundled in dark overcoats and caps attended a state-orchestrated rally on Tuesday in support of a strong military. They vowed to "consider the military affairs as the most important state affair, exert utmost efforts to increase the national defense capacity," KCNA said.

Oh please, what're they gonna launch at us, Raw Dog Meat??
posted by HZA | 10:04 AM | email | archive