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To: neverdem

the next one they test , we should shoot it down
give them a wake up call....


2 posted on 03/02/2005 9:08:13 PM PST by injin
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To: injin

BINGO, and we have that ability deployed in the Sea of Japan as we speak.


4 posted on 03/02/2005 9:16:36 PM PST by MJY1288
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To: injin

That would be a great vindication for our missile shield both domestically and internationally.


10 posted on 03/02/2005 9:26:06 PM PST by Norman Bates (Usama Bin Laden, 1957-2005)
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To: injin

That's exactly what I was thinking .. let 'em have their stinkin' test - and we'll shoot the stupid thing out of the sky!!

Actually, honestly, I will we would do that - I'm fed up with this threat every other day.


15 posted on 03/02/2005 10:44:06 PM PST by CyberAnt (Pres. Bush: "Self-government relies, in the end, on the governing of the self.")
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To: injin

Personally, I hope they do test one. It would by far be the most ignorant move he could make.

It would remove all doubt as to whether or not N. Korea possesses nuclear weapons.

It would more than likely absolve the US from having to take any unilateral actions as a result because other nations including Japan, China and South Korea would be forced to take a more serious and hard lined approach towards the Kim regime.

It would bolster the United States call for Japan to rearm and play a more strategic role in regional affairs which would help in adding some counter weight against the growing threat of China.


20 posted on 03/03/2005 1:31:04 AM PST by Dr. Marten (gei wo ziyou, haishi gei wo si wan!)
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