Posted on 04/03/2013 5:46:15 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
So I guess a sneak attack is not part of the plan.
“finally approval”?
What there is a little group that sits in the Bahamas, they will issue you a permit to drop a nuclear device, you have to pay a deposit?
I seem to remember a little kid by the name of Saddam that shot his mouth off; and got his d*ck knocked in the mud. He was followed by another punk named Osama. Now, little Kimmie wants some.
Damn, I hate to see us involved in yet another skirmish - led by perhaps the most incompetent and corrupt administration in the history of this country. But, I”m not really fond of seeing a radioactive cloud over our soil either.
Sometimes, you just have to do, what you just have to do.
Gee do you think this qualifies as a rogue state with weapons of mass destruction, which should justify military action?
It’s a touchy dangerous situation but our bottom line should be regime change and elimination of the nuclear threat.
We should tell the NORKs (and Iran) that if they do anything we’ll take out Iran.
This is a very compelling statement. I'm sure we are all glad that this merciless operation has finally been examined and ratified. Finally.
I agree, but let's start with zero, THEN we can worry about Kim Jun ior!
Sometimes, you just have to do, what you just have to do.
At bottom, the question becomes: How best to respond to this? Clearly, this is a time to ignore little Kim and his provocations. Pointedly ignore him. Never admit that he is a threat. Even while taking all appropriate defensive measures.
Importantly, don't demean him. But, just as importantly, ignore him.
The worst thing we could do is appease him. It will only enable and encourage him -- and others -- to repeat the act.
Don't provoke Kim. Don't appease Kim. Just ignore Kim.
But will this inexperienced, juvenile and immature administration have the sense to adopt this controlled approach?
I think the problem was we only sent Rodman.
If we send Rodman AND Madonna everything will be OK.
I doubt it's the nuclear threat we're really worried about. They are probably many years away from being able to deliver an actual weapon. The real problem with North Korea is what to do with the 25 million half starved, brainwashed people South Korea would inherit after a major conflict - and that we would end up spending a fortune to help. The only real skill most of these people have is how to stay alive in a totalitarian state. As is, the ones that make it to China and South Korea often have no skills and can't function in society. Try to imagine 25 million useless people with their heads full of loony ideas that would have to be deprogrammed before even teaching them the basics of what to do with themselves in a modern economy.
we will also be sending over G-Force with Kim jong un as Mark. if obama would oblige putting on the Zoltar costume, it would really help us out, super thanks....
Lotte Mart needs a new parking lot
If we are not worried about the nuclear threat now, flash forward ten years, as it will become more and more of a problem.
It needs to be eliminated now. Nor should we accept such direct threats from a rogue state.
Grew up in South Florida and during the Cuban Missile Crisis we practiced that. I was 8 or 9. I remember being scared to death. Now I look back and think stupid that was. Like a little desk would protect us from a nuclear attack.
If the Norks somehow manage to deliver and detonate a nuclear device, how will anyone know it was Nork home-brew hardware and not something covertly imported from China or Pakistan?
One thing is certain in my mind. If we have to stop N. Korea with a Nuke, we may as well take out Iran too and let the hair go with the hide.
Whhaaat?
I thought we were going to take care of NK because of Climate Change and because they don’t recognize Gay marriage!
“Try to imagine 25 million useless people with their heads full of loony ideas that would have to be deprogrammed before even teaching them the basics of what to do with themselves in a modern economy. “
Are you talking about North Koreans or the urban dwellers of the USA?
LOL! I guess that does describe both pretty accurately. Now you can understand why South Korea doesn't want to be saddled with them.
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