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Unless you have something to back this up I'll regard as I regard all your other baseless conspiracy theories you seem to have by the the ton.
What I have said above is documented in the biography of Mao: "Mao the unknown story" by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday. In particular see Chapter, 5, Section 34 titled "Why Mao and Stalin Started the Korean War" beginning on page 350 and the next section 35, "Mao Milks the Koren War", beginning on page 359. Mao's motives for starting the Korean War are explained as I have said in my post. Another interesting motive of Mao's was to destroy the Kuomintang soldiers he had captured at the end of the Chinese civil war. He sent them into the Korean conflict in suicidal waves to destroy them once and for all. In fact the Korean War was prolonged by Mao, against the wishes of Kim Il Sung, because Mao wanted the UN forces to return the captured Kuomintang prisoners to the PRC but the UN allies refused. But the main reason for the Korean War was to set up a situation whereby Stalin would relent and give nuclear bomb technology to Mao.