Scenes we hope never to see:
Aircraft carrier USS John F. Kerry changes
course to intercept North Korean vessel.
Posted on 10/19/2006 4:57:04 PM PDT by maquiladora
>>>Recall the Japanese pleasure boat that was sunk by a U.S. submarine that surfaced just under the boat. Timing is everything.
Actually it was a boat full of Japanese high schoolers from Ehime learning a trade in fishing.
Me either. That's why I took offense when in effect you called me a coward.
But I hope you weren't as offended as I was. I tried to keep it light and at least somewhat humorous (to me, 'dippy' only means 'silly' in a brotherly way).
So I take it all back. I am sorry. I know you're my brother or sister in arms against the dark side and I don't want to fight you. Cheers!
Well, hey. A fishing cruise would be a pleasure trip for me.
The Axis of Evil along with the benefactors are testing US once again.
It was a horrible tragedy.
That's how I see it too. I don't think NK wants war, at least at this time. I think though they may overplay whatever they're up to.
Why the HELL does the administration or military tell ANYTHING to the media?!!!
What are the odds it's all being shipped to Iran, Syria, or Lebanon...
Amazing, yet not surprising that this story has dropped off the radar...
Well to me its not so much the news-worthyness of the story, whether it is reported on by all the networks or any particular one...
I think what is most important is what is NOT said or talked about that is important...We know what it really means, its just that I think most news outlets don't want to scare the Oprah-Jerry Springer-Montel-Good Morning America crowd...
I'd almost think that if you did ask someone in authority about this...
You'd get this 1000 yards stare...Huh???
or
If they did check into it...You'd get the "Nothing to see here, move along folks" line...
I've received both...
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