WHEN YOUR ENEMY IS ACROSS THE BORDER READY TO STRIKE LIKE A COILED COBRA WHAT YOU CAN DO AND ONLY CAN DO IS TO PROTECT YOUR SOVERIEGNITY IS DESIGN A MILITARY WITH PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH AS S KOREA WILL NOT STAND IDLY BY AS THE N KOREA DISPLAYS ITS PLANS TO HAVE THE MOTHER H BOMB - AS THE LOUD SPEAKER OF FREEDOM GETS TURNED ON ACROSS THE BORDER TO LET THE SUPPRESS PEOPLES AS TO WHAT ITS LEADERS HAVE BEEN UP TO AS THESE LEFTIST WORKS BEHIND BUSHES UNDER THE ROCKS BEHIND CLOSE DOORS CONSPIRING AS THE PEOPLE PLOT IN VAIN AGAINST THOSE HATH HE CHOSEN TO BE HIS OWN

South Korea restarted propaganda broadcasts Friday along its border with North Korea, two days after Pyongyang tested a nuclear bomb.
Military tensions are expected to escalate on the peninsula as the North is extremely sensitive to any outside criticism of its leadership and system.
Seoul's move came on the purported birthday of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, known to be in his early 30s.
The South's military carried out the psychological campaign using loudspeakers for weeks last year in retaliation for the North's land mine attack.
The North described it as an act of war and threatened direct strikes at related facilities.
The crisis ended with the Aug. 25 inter-Korean deal calling for the South to halt the broadcasts in return for some of the North's conciliatory measures, including the reunions of families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War.
At that time, Seoul said it would resume the broadcasts in case of "abnormal" situations.
The broadcasts began to blare sharp criticism of the Kim regime and its human rights abuses, as well as a narrative of South Korea's achievements and even K-pop songs, from 11 locations along the Demilitarized Zone. The messages reach North Korean regions more than 10 kilometers away in daytime and some 24 km at night, according to a defense source.

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