Want China Times, Xinhua & Staff Reporter 2013-04-02
Hong Lei, a
spokesman for China's foreign ministry, said Tuesday that Beijing regrets North
Korea's intention to reopen its nuclear facilities.
Pyongyang
says it will restart operations at the Nyongbyon nuclear facility, which was
shut down under an agreement made at the six-party talks held in October 2007.
"We
have noticed the statement made by the DPRK and feel regretful about it,"
Hong said at a Tuesday press briefing.
Hong said
China has constantly advocated denuclearizing the Korean peninsula and maintaining
peace and stability in the peninsula and northeast Asia.
"We
are calling for all parties concerned to remain calm and restrained, return to
dialogue and consultation as soon as possible and jointly seek ways to
appropriately resolve the issue," Hong said.
Tension has
been escalating on the peninsula after the North ran a test missile launch last
month, despite calls for restraint from the international community. In
response, the UN has tightened sanctions against the country, the US and South Korea
have conducted a joint military exercise, and the US flew a bomber capable of
carrying nuclear weapons to its southern ally.
North
Korea, after unilaterally terminating the cease-fire it held with the South,
commenced live-fire exercises aimed at a South Korean island close to the
border, along with verbal threats of battle readiness and potential
declarations of war. The nuclear threat is now its latest bristling against
international denouncements.
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“… GW: So, the
game, then, that seems to be taking place between North and South Korea, and
all of these alleged threats, the public seems to be getting this message,
while other sources are secretly talking about a unification of these two
countries.
Of course, many of our regular listeners will know that there is absolutely no threat whatsoever of global conflict. But are there talks taking place about the reunification of these two countries?
AAM: Very, very, very behind the scenes. Now, when we speak of Korea, North and South and in between, this is one of the most challenging, problematic hot spots on the planet. Volatile, erratic, irrational, and perhaps, shall we say, not as tired as some of this idea of conflict.
We say the idea of conflict, not the actuality of conflict, because there is so much posturing that goes on, on both sides. So it is not that we say that one side is right and the other is wrong. That is polarity and duality, and we do not go in that direction.
But this is a very difficult situation because of some of the personalities involved. And it is not just a matter of a singular containment; it is extensive. But there are many discussions going on on what we would call the practical implementation level that can and very likely will result in either a reunification or a very peaceful coexistence.
The people of Korea do not determine themselves as North or South in their hearts. They have a very rich tradition, an ancient tradition, that has been manipulated, and, yes, controlled. And this is one of the biggest shifts you are seeing, as this change, monetary, socially, politically, takes place.
You have individuals, what you have thought of as diplomats, government officials, government bureaucrats, mid-level managers, all beginning to talk and take responsibility for shift.
Previously — and we’re not saying that that is not still the paradigm, but it is shifting — it has been leadership, top down. Where there is leadership that is not talking about shift or peace or equality and freedom, there is a groundswell from the middle up. That is what you are seeing. And your brothers and sisters of the stars, your galactic friends, will not permit any kind of proliferation
GW: Great. Well, we certainly always love to hear that message. ..."
Of course, many of our regular listeners will know that there is absolutely no threat whatsoever of global conflict. But are there talks taking place about the reunification of these two countries?
AAM: Very, very, very behind the scenes. Now, when we speak of Korea, North and South and in between, this is one of the most challenging, problematic hot spots on the planet. Volatile, erratic, irrational, and perhaps, shall we say, not as tired as some of this idea of conflict.
We say the idea of conflict, not the actuality of conflict, because there is so much posturing that goes on, on both sides. So it is not that we say that one side is right and the other is wrong. That is polarity and duality, and we do not go in that direction.
But this is a very difficult situation because of some of the personalities involved. And it is not just a matter of a singular containment; it is extensive. But there are many discussions going on on what we would call the practical implementation level that can and very likely will result in either a reunification or a very peaceful coexistence.
The people of Korea do not determine themselves as North or South in their hearts. They have a very rich tradition, an ancient tradition, that has been manipulated, and, yes, controlled. And this is one of the biggest shifts you are seeing, as this change, monetary, socially, politically, takes place.
You have individuals, what you have thought of as diplomats, government officials, government bureaucrats, mid-level managers, all beginning to talk and take responsibility for shift.
Previously — and we’re not saying that that is not still the paradigm, but it is shifting — it has been leadership, top down. Where there is leadership that is not talking about shift or peace or equality and freedom, there is a groundswell from the middle up. That is what you are seeing. And your brothers and sisters of the stars, your galactic friends, will not permit any kind of proliferation
GW: Great. Well, we certainly always love to hear that message. ..."
"... Media around the world also have been abuzz about North Korea’s nuclear test. Launching a missile is one thing, exploding a warhead is quite another, and that test was not nearly as effective as that country would like the world to think. However, like Iran, North Korea is considered “rogue” and a threat that could lead to a nuclear war.
You know that there will be no such war and no attempt to detonate a nuclear warhead in space will be successful, but few others know that. So how to reduce the perceived dire threat those two countries pose is on the world stage, and in the United States it is sharing the spotlight with gun violence. ..."
“.. The darkness will eventually play itself out and is already losing its power to create more fear. In this respect, in spite of the apparent threat of war, know that it will no longer be allowed. The Galactic Federation of Light is aware of the intentions of all Superpowers and we will prevent any attempts to start a global war. ..”
Matthew message (Channelled by Suzanne Ward, Apr 11, 2013) - New
With loving
greetings from all souls at this station, this is Matthew. First we want to
quell any anxieties about North Korea’s missile activity. Reared to expect the
same adulation and subservience North Koreans gave his father, Kim Jong Un is
bereft of common sense and more so, a sense of security in his leadership
position. It is not that his rhetoric is bluff, but without knowing how to
govern his country, he shows to its citizens and the world the military might
at his command.
Depending on other national leaders’ reactions to his questionable motives in positioning the missiles as he has, he may decide to launch one or more of them. If so, he will be embarrassed by their failure to function, thanks to the intervention of your space family’s technology. If that is the outcome, it’s an unknown as to how he would save face, so we say that it would be in everyone’s best interests to replace sanctions with discussions.
Depending on other national leaders’ reactions to his questionable motives in positioning the missiles as he has, he may decide to launch one or more of them. If so, he will be embarrassed by their failure to function, thanks to the intervention of your space family’s technology. If that is the outcome, it’s an unknown as to how he would save face, so we say that it would be in everyone’s best interests to replace sanctions with discussions.
"... The Change in the Way Things Work
Now I'm going to be very cautious with number five, and I'm going to change a paradigm of the way we channel. For 23 years, we have given you information in the soup of potentials that we read around you as the highest probable potential that exists. These things eventually become your reality because they are your free choice, and we know what you're thinking. We know what the potentials are because we know what the biases are, and we see all of humanity as a whole. Potentials are energy, and it gives us the ability to project your future based on how you are working these potentials. We have done this for a long time. Twenty-three years ago, we told you about many things that were potentially going to happen, and now they are your reality.
But now I'm going to depart from that scenario and I'm going to give you a potential on Earth that is not the strongest. I am going to tell you about a Human Being who has a choice. This potential is only about 50 percent. But I'm going to "read a potential" to you that you didn't expect. It's about a paradigm that is starting to shift.
Let's talk about North Korea. There's a young, new leader there. The potential is that he will never, ever hear this channel, so I can talk freely about him. He is facing a dilemma, for he is young and he knows about the differences in the energy in his land. He feels it. The lineage of his departed father lies upon him and all that is around him expects him to be a clone of this lineage. He is expected to continue the things that he has been taught and make North Korea great.
But he's starting to rethink them. Indeed, he wants to be a great leader, and to be heard and seen, and to make his mark on North Korea's history. His father showed him that this was very important. So he ponders a question: What makes a world leader great?
Let's ask that question to someone in an older earth paradigm from not that long ago. He will be an expert and a successful one. So this is a valid exercise, asking someone from the past who knows. We will ask that question to a man who you know and whose name is Napoleon. For us, this was yesterday and some of you were there.
If you asked Napoleon, "What makes a world leader great?", he will say, "the size of the army, how much area can be efficiently conquered with a given amount of resources and men, how important the leader appears will then be based upon how many citizens call him emperor or king, the taxes he can impose, and how many fear him." Not only was that Napoleon's reality, but he was right for the energy he was part of at the time. So Napoleon went back and forth between world leader, general and prisoner. He accomplished almost everything he set out to do. His expertise was obvious, and you remember his name to this day. He was famous.
What makes a world leader great? What I am showing you is the difference in thinking between then and now. There are some choices that this evolving young Human Being has that could change everything on the planet if he wanted. His father would tell this boy that what makes a world leader great is the potential of his missile power, or how close he can get to having a nuclear weapon, or how he stands up against the power of the West, or how he continues to aggravate and stir drama as a small country - getting noticed and being feared. His father would tell him that this is his lineage and that is what he's been told all his life. His father did it well and surrounded himself with advisors who he then passed on to his son.
Now, there's a 50 percent chance of something happening here, but this is not a strong potential, dear ones. I'm bringing this forward so you can watch it work one way or the other. For if the son continues in his father's footsteps, he is doomed to failure. The energy on the earth will see it as old and he will be seen as a fool. If, however, he figures it out, he could be the most famous man on the planet... which is really what his father wanted.
If Kryon were to advise this man, here's what I would tell him. He could be the greatest known leader the current world has ever known, for what he does now will be something the world will see as a demarcation point from the old ways. Not only that, but what he does now will be in the history books forever, and because of his youth, he has the potential to outlive every other leader on the planet! So he's going to have longer fame than anyone ever has.
I would tell him this: Tell the border guards to go home. Greet the south and begin to unify North and South Korea in a way that no past prophet ever said could happen. Allow the two countries to be separate, but have them as two parts of a larger Korean family with free trade and travel. Start alliances with the West and show them that you mean it. Drop the missile programs because you will never need them!
This will bring abundance to the North Korean people that they never expected! They will have great economic sustenance, schools, hospitals and more respect than ever for their amazing leader. The result would be fame and glory for the son, which the father had never achieved, something that the world would talk about for hundreds of years. It would cause a United Nations to stand and applaud as the son walked into the Grand Assembly. I would ask him, "Wouldn't you like that?"
Doesn't this seem obvious to most of you? He could achieve instant fame and be seen as the one who made the difference and started something amazing. But watch him. He has a choice, but it's not simple. He still has his father's advisors, but one of which he's already dismissed. He may get it, or he may not. There is a 50 percent chance. But I'll tell you that if he doesn't do it, the one after him will. Because it is so obvious. ..."
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