It's spring, and if the past has shown us anything about North Korea-- missiles fly when flowers bloom.
It's a behavioral phenomenon singular to the Hermit Kingdom. The country lies on the periphery of international attention until, with the well-calculated flip of a missile-test switch, it goes from a mere object of intrigue to the center of grave apocalyptic concern.
North Korea may have been dealt a cruel geographic hand (rock mountains & a cold climate), but its tyrannical survival strategy and nuclear insurance policy have allowed this economically weak country a surprising amount of geopolitical power.
....Understand this communist nation's nuclear ploy and why STRATFOR thinks it's about to take a turn for the worse. More information is available at http://www.stratfor.com
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