N Korea: Sanctions a 'declaration of war'

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Originally Posted by xeLJoYo

Bullshit.
You only mentioned the Soviet Union, which were basically not even involved. Also, the US had around 180.000 troops there near the end of 1950,
and got more and more in after that.
They were hardly outnumbered (Chinese about 300.000), and to be on a stalemate with such a badly equiped opponent is plain sad.

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First of all the Chinese had white fur coats. Second of all , when the Chinese first atttacked, a surprise attack, it was 200,000 men against 20,000. By the time, the us completed retreat, there were 2500 dead and 25,000 dead for the Chinese. I'd hardly call that a stalemate.

Yes the Chinese were poorly equipped AT FIRST, but later they were provided supplies and weapons by the Sovet Union and had an army of 700,000.

Yes the Soviet Union was involved, just indirecly and secretly. Had the Sovet Union not given supplies to China, the USA would've won.

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Originally Posted by bfpri

First of all the Chinese had white fur coats. Second of all , when the Chinese first atttacked, a surprise attack, it was 200,000 men against 20,000. By the time, the us completed retreat, there were 2500 dead and 25,000 dead for the Chinese. I'd hardly call that a stalemate.

Yes the Chinese were poorly equipped AT FIRST, but later they were provided supplies and weapons by the Sovet Union and had an army of 700,000.

Yes the Soviet Union was involved, just indirecly and secretly. Had the Sovet Union not given supplies to China, the USA would've won.

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You're American?

War is always a dirty business, Soviet Union always support all those countries where the goverment wasn't too established, so they were equiping local forces, sending there their helpers and stuff like that...