Why The USould Invade North Korea
A: Current Problem-North Korea is a threat to itself and the world. People inside of North Korea are suffering every day and the U.S. is doing nothing.
B: Population- Oppressed North Koreans and Ranking officials around the world.
C: Key Terms- Death camps, Starvation, Nuclear arsenal.
Thesis Statement: The U.S. should invade North Korea because of vast Starvation throughout the country, the eminent nuclear threat, and the many death camps scattered around North Korea holding almost 1/4 of its population.
Background:
A: Historical Overview- North Korea in the past has been very hostile and isolated. North Korea is considered a communist state and has its employment records classified to public access. Though North Korea claims to be self-sustaining …show more content…
North Korea’s main employment is farming, because of is amassing population and lack of outside trade the country is in a state of vast starvation and poverty. Many people cannot afford college or any education so they are forced to become farmers. North Korea is known by the world as “The Nuclear State” North Korea is thought to have an amassing arsenal of warheads stocked away. Kim Jong Un Korea’s dear leader has threatened to use the warheads many times and poses a threat to the world today. (Wit, Joel S. …show more content…
Minor- Scattered around North Korea are prison camps that hold almost ¼ of its population. These people are forced to farm and mine for North Korea’s wealthy and high up officials. The average life expectancy in those prison camps is believed to be 5 years.
B. Minor- Many people are simply put in the camps for minor crimes as in stealing food or clothing. Even women and children are put in these camps regardless of age or gender. Any crime the government feels is bad you are sent to the camps for “reform”. (Kirk, Donald 14)
Conclusion: The U.S. should invade North Korea because of vast Starvation throughout the country, the eminent nuclear threat, and the many death camps scattered around North Korea holding almost 1/4 of its population. Next Step: The U.S. needs to take action against North Korea. Everyday more warheads are built, more people go starving and every day is a day that Kim Jong Un gets to plan an attack against the world. By sending in covert black ops missions we can take down North Korea from within and free its
B: Population- Oppressed North Koreans and Ranking officials around the world.
C: Key Terms- Death camps, Starvation, Nuclear arsenal.
Thesis Statement: The U.S. should invade North Korea because of vast Starvation throughout the country, the eminent nuclear threat, and the many death camps scattered around North Korea holding almost 1/4 of its population.
Background:
A: Historical Overview- North Korea in the past has been very hostile and isolated. North Korea is considered a communist state and has its employment records classified to public access. Though North Korea claims to be self-sustaining …show more content…
North Korea’s main employment is farming, because of is amassing population and lack of outside trade the country is in a state of vast starvation and poverty. Many people cannot afford college or any education so they are forced to become farmers. North Korea is known by the world as “The Nuclear State” North Korea is thought to have an amassing arsenal of warheads stocked away. Kim Jong Un Korea’s dear leader has threatened to use the warheads many times and poses a threat to the world today. (Wit, Joel S. …show more content…
Minor- Scattered around North Korea are prison camps that hold almost ¼ of its population. These people are forced to farm and mine for North Korea’s wealthy and high up officials. The average life expectancy in those prison camps is believed to be 5 years.
B. Minor- Many people are simply put in the camps for minor crimes as in stealing food or clothing. Even women and children are put in these camps regardless of age or gender. Any crime the government feels is bad you are sent to the camps for “reform”. (Kirk, Donald 14)
Conclusion: The U.S. should invade North Korea because of vast Starvation throughout the country, the eminent nuclear threat, and the many death camps scattered around North Korea holding almost 1/4 of its population. Next Step: The U.S. needs to take action against North Korea. Everyday more warheads are built, more people go starving and every day is a day that Kim Jong Un gets to plan an attack against the world. By sending in covert black ops missions we can take down North Korea from within and free its