North Korea has been placed under martial law and Kim Jong-un has told his front-line troops to "be ready for a war," according to South Korean media reports.
Which begs the obvious question: how can you tell it is martial law? What difference does it make at this point, compared to what the usual situation is? To borrow a turn of phrase.
To be fair to the nutballs, this is part of a preparation for a nuclear test, apparently.
It's funny that a leadership that thinks nuclear weapons will protect them indicates that they fear the development of nuclear weapons will trigger an attack on them.
