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number of acts, including the bombing of the south korean cabinet when they were visiting burma, now myanmar. attacks on blue house, the south korean president's house so all of these things were at the time-- rightly or wrongly-- attributeed to kim jong il. and rightly or wrongly we are now attributing some of the 6-attacks, including to the sinking of the cheonan, to kim jong yuan, his son. it may that during a time of pran session the north koreans believe they can't look weak. it may be the civilian leadership believes a young leader-- and kim jong unis either 25 or 27 or 28 despending on who you believe-- has to build up credibility with the north korean military. if that's the case ian is exactly right. we're going to see more of this next year and the big question is how the south korean respond. i thought it was interesting in the wikileaks document, certainly when we wrote our north korea story out of wikileaks, we began it with a discussion that took place earlier this year between the american ambassador to seoul-- kathleen stevens-- and the vice foreign minister at the time in so