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Old 12-18-2006, 08:02 AM
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China weighs covert ops to overthrow North Korea's Kim

Sounds like China is getting sick of North Korea being a thorn in their side!
China has begun drawing up plans to attack North Korea, according to the Paris-based Intelligence Online newsletter.


Hu Jintao, head of the Central Military Commission, has ordered the Chinese military to draw up the attack plan as a move "deliberately meant as a threat to the regime of Kim Jong-Il." The report said the plan was leaked to sources close to Western intelligence in Hong Kong.

The action follows China's displeasure at the Oct. 9 nuclear test, which Hu regarded as a snub to the International Affairs Leadership Group that he has headed since 2003.
The report said Hu has dealt with Kim in a conciliatory manner, unlike his predecessor Jiang Zemin, who disliked the North Korean ruler.

According to the report, intelligence activities against the Kim regime also are being considered. The Chinese military intelligence service, known as 2 PLA, "is toying with the idea of a palace revolution that would kick out the 'Kim dynasty' and replace it with 'pro-Chinese generals,'" the report said.
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Old 12-18-2006, 10:25 AM
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Re: China weighs covert ops to overthrow North Korea's Kim

ok. They had better watch out,though-Kim could easily recruit some school teachers from Cholla-Do and start rumors in the South about a Chinese plot to take North Korea and then South Korea, and then the US!
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