Boston attack still a mystery; meanwhile back in North Korea

Boston Marathon Bomb
http://www.theweek.co.uk/

America was attacked, but by who? The news stations are flooded with the events and aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing. There have been victims interviewed and the scene and evidence under FBI analysis. The reason so many are on pins in needles is that there is no answer as to why and who did this.

The bomb is not unique. The bomb may even be able to be traced. There have been three casualties to this tragedy, and one of them was a Chinese female national. We don’t know her name or why we don’t. Her family has requested that her name not be mentioned. When has the media ever really cared, or when has a leak not happened?  Is this a sanctioned secret. Understandably so, with all that is happening in North and South Korea today, no Chinese national would like to have their name in the media.

If it is subsequently found that the North Koreans, or an individual North Korean was responsible for this tragedy, then that would mean that any Chinese nationals here in the United States would be fearful of just about everything. We know that China will try to help calm North Korea and their leader’s rhetoric, but we also know it will defend it. If China has to choose sides, it will not be the side of the Americans.

South Korea Demonstrates 4-15-13
http://blogs.defensenews.com/intercepts/2013/04/photo-of-the-day-april-15-2013/

Yesterday South Korean’s took to the streets in an abrasive demonstration against the North Korean lead, Kim Jong-un. The young leader did not appreciate this, and sent out his next warning that he will not notify South Korea, nor warn it of an eminent attack. It is possible that the young ruler feels he has been held back, and missed on the great “anniversary” celebration opportunity and may be willing to give a display of force. Nothing more than a missile test should be expected, but with loose cannon Kim, you never know.