Discussion: Ex-U.S. Marine Arrested In North Korea Embassy Attack In Madrid

American group snags stuff on North Korea for the purpose of turning it over to the U.S. Government…

Should be giving these folks medals, not imprisoning them.

We’re still at war with North Korea, after all…

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But the dotard orange nutcases loves him some Kim Jon-un .

Surreal times.

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Seens to me we are at war everywhere. All we need is for nut cases to attack our embassies.

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I hate that I have to be suspicious of my own government’s motives. But, since Trump is part of the New Axis, and Trump is president… ugh.

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On Spanish soil. The warrants it seems to me come from Spain, not from DPRNK. I generally sympathize with criminal defense attorneys. But his claim that the warrants emanate from NK and invoking Otto Warmbier are reaches.

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Well, it comes from a criminal complaint filed by North Korea.

Not saying these guys did everything right, but I find it hard to fault their intent.

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There are no ex-Marines, only former Marines–the body of the story has it right. (I’ve asked former Marines, including some who were field-grade (above captain) and they don’t know why it is, but they agree that there are no ex-Marines.)

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If he got a dishonorable discharge than he’s an Ex.

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The explanation for this response is the long-held belief/motto ā€œOnce a Marine, always a Marine.ā€ Marines therefore consider the phrase ā€˜ex-Marine’ to be taboo. This is explained here: https://www.military.com/marine-corps-birthday/marine-birthday-no-exmarines.html