It seems to me that we need to get our priorities straight, then capitalize on some AWESOME resources that are currently underutilized.
If our priority is to keep illegals from crossing the Rio Grande and entering the U.S., we should hire the North Koreans to protect that border. They seem to be good at it, and they'd work cheap. We could probably throw them some graham crackers and ovaltine and get a few hundred thousand North Koreans standing vigilantly at the border.
If our goal is to get our people into North Korea for military reconnaissance, we should hire the Mexican drug runners to build tunnels. We haven't been able to stop them from tunneling into OUR country; they'd be great at digging into North Korea. And again, they'd work cheap.
In a best-of-all-worlds scenario, we do both - hire the Mexican drug runners to build first rate tunnels into North Korea; hire the North Koreans to protect our Southern border. Everybody wins!
29 May 2012
US special forces 'parachuted into North Korea'
Telegraph.co.uk
US and South Korean special forces have been parachuting into North Korea to gather intelligence about underground military installations, according to a senior US officer.
Army Brigadier General Neil Tolley, commander of US special forces in South Korea, told a conference held in Florida last week that Pyongyang had built thousands of tunnels since the Korean war, The Diplomat reported.
"The entire tunnel infrastructure is hidden from our satellites," Gen Tolley said. "So we send (South Korean) soldiers and US soldiers to the North to do special reconnaissance."
"After 50 years, we still don't know much about the capability and full extent" of the underground facilities," he said, in comments reported by the National Defense Industrial Association's magazine on its website.
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