South Korea Warns of ‘Enormous Retaliation’!

• South Korean president Lee Myung-Bak has attended the Council on Foreign Relations meetings (CFR, Illuminati) a few times. He is undoubtedly Illuminist. He is a puppet of the Anglo-American cabal. The South Korean sheeple will unfortunately be sacrificed in unnecessary war. South Korean military and American forces were conducting provocative military exercises in disputed territory off the southern coast of North Korea. I am not a fan of North Korea. But they are not 100% to blame. Yes, the regime is genocidal and should not have shelled civilian targets.
   
• North Korea is not the real target in this coming war. The genocidal madmen: Kim Jong Il and his son, will finally get their comeuppance. They are ‘allowed’ by the Illuminati to remain in power for 2 main reasons. The first is as a threat to Japan and South Korea, to ‘persuade’ them they need American military might. The second is, as a foil to drag China into World War 3. What we are about to see is the execution of this 2nd objective. North Korea by itself is not a credible threat. 48 hours of tactical nuclear strikes is all that is required. Yes, they can cause serious damage to South Korea. But do you really think Luciferians want to minimize casualties?
    
  South Korea warns of ‘enormous retaliation’
  Two Koreas on brink of war as pressure mounts for response
  The divided Korean peninsula appeared to be teetering on the brink of all-out war yesterday after the North fired dozens of shells across the border during military drills by the South. Two South Korean soldiers were killed and 16 other people were reportedly injured.
   
  The artillery bombardment – one of the heaviest since the Korean War ended without a peace treaty in 1953 – left parts of Yeonpyeong island in the Yellow Sea, north-west of the capital Seoul, in smoking ruins.
   
  President Lee Myung-bak put the South’s military on its highest alert and called the shelling a “completely unforgivable” attack on civilians. Last night he appeared to be formulating a response that could include military strikes. “I think enormous retaliation is going to be necessary to make North Korea incapable of provoking us again,” he told Yonhap news agency. Mr Lee insisted that an attack on a village of farmers and fishermen, accustomed to living in peace with the certainty that South Korean forces patrolling the waters around them would ensure their survival, could not go unanswered.

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