North Korean Ship Off Texas Coast (Video)

via Accuracy in Media by Claudia Rosett

It’s not often that North Korean-flagged freighters turn up near America’s shores, but when they do, they deserve attention. North Korea has a prolific record of arms smuggling, narcotics dealing, counterfeiting, terrorist ties and missile and nuclear proliferation. So, let’s hope U.S. authorities are keeping a close eye on a North Korean cargo ship called the Mu Du Bong, which late last month called at Cuba, then vanished from the commercial shipping grid for more than a week. This past Thursday, July 10, the Mu Du Bong reappeared at Havana, then began steaming north of Cuba, and as of this writing is cruising the Gulf of Mexico, not all that far from the Mexican port of Tampico — or for that matter, the coast of Texas.

If I had to guess I’d say it’s doing something with Cuba and maybe the cartels in Mexico.  Tampico is Gulf Cartel territory.  Or maybe its spying on us?   Whatever it is doing, I’m sure it’s up to no good.