Free Republic
Browse · Search
News/Activism
Topics · Post Article

To: mkjessup
You are correct.

Long time observers and discussants to the Free Republic North Korea threads, over the last number of years, have been in generally strong agreement that GEORGE W. BUSH and his administration also bears a lot of responsibility over this most serious and deadly North Korea provocation today, with their endless appeasement of North Korea over the last three years and the fact the North Koreans figured out in 2005 that "W" did not have the balls nor attention for it.

Somebody omitting serious material facts, stated "They did this under Obama but would not dare do this under Bush". This person is ill informed. He or she has no recollection of 6 July 2006 when the North launched one, perhaps two Taepondong missiles, and then followed with a volley of scud and nodong missiles into the Sea of Japan. They PRECISELY did this because they knew that Bush would do nothing and that they had completely hoodwinked the Americans at the negotiating table with Six Party talks, and they wanted to test Bush's weakness further. He did not do jack s, just as they surmised.

That is why initially, while former President Bush had an excellent policy (most typified by "Axis of Evil" and freezing North Korean assets as well as seriously threatening Kim Jong il with J-DAMs enough to force Chia Pet underground into a bunker for nearly 39 days), he gradually phased this wise approach out, good people (hawks) left his second administration one after another until few if any were left, and by the end of 2005 he had pretty much morphed into nothing different than what we can expect from Obama...total State Department Sellout. This was from the RIDICULOUS SIX PARTY TALKS North Korean stalling for time ploy that both Condi Rice and Christopher Hill pushed, and "W" foolishly and fully signed on to. I could not believe that some people were on here earlier giving "W" Bush and his failed legacy somehow a pass on this. I have never seen them on these threads about North Korea at all, I suspect with all do respect, they havent the slightest idea what they are talking about. Do people think that North Korea developed these capabilities overnight, suddenly, in two months time, and positioned them just to test Obama (which it is a test by the way) and held off provocative action while Bush was in office? They have been building up steadily and steadily, lying all the way, hoodwinking us reprehensibly, over the last number of years, and it wasnt a DEMOCRAT in the White House. Verify with Ambassador John Bolton, Gertz of Washington Times, Heritage Foundation, anybody worth their conservative salt on this one. Sorry Bushbots. Ain't looking too good for your man (I will bet he is silent today) and of course it won't be any better under this idiot of a messianic leader, Obama.

By the way, here in Tokyo, just 25 minutes ago, we finished listening to Radio Pyongyang coming in very clear, with the special bulletin announcement of their launch of Kwangmyongsung-2 "satellite". It was a very emotion announcement lasting about three minutes. They closed by mentioning the date (in Chuche Year) that the statement was made by the Korean Workers Party. Then the male announcer closed and they launched into typical DPRK martial music. Very odd and eery; historic to listen to.


731 posted on 04/05/2009 3:38:07 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo (We live in interesting times.)
[ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 730 | View Replies ]


To: AmericanInTokyo
Thanks for the post AiT, I take no pleasure in pointing out that GWB totally dropped the ball not only regarding North Korea, but on Iran.

Ironically, his failure to take out the other two legs of that 'Axis of Evil' make it appear even more so, that the liberation of Iraq and the subsequent execution of Saddam Hussein was nothing more than the Bush family 'evening up the score' after Saddam's aborted attempt to assassinate GHWB in Kuwait. I don't personally buy into that theory but I can certainly understand why others might, based on GWB's failure to follow through regarding Tehran and Pyongyang's aggressive intentions.

By the way, here in Tokyo, just 25 minutes ago, we finished listening to Radio Pyongyang coming in very clear, with the special bulletin announcement of their launch of Kwangmyongsung-2 "satellite". It was a very emotion announcement lasting about three minutes. They closed by mentioning the date (in Chuche Year) that the statement was made by the Korean Workers Party. Then the male announcer closed and they launched into typical DPRK martial music. Very odd and eery; historic to listen to.

Kinda funny in a macabre sort of way, Comrade Chia Pet manages (we think) to put a satellite into orbit, and his people are still eating tree bark and grub worms as they desperately try to stay alive one more day.

History will eventually show that George W. Bush sold out those poor bastards all in the interest of trying to build himself a legacy via the vaunted 'Six Party Talks'. We heard many times during the past eight years just how much GWB 'loathed' Kim Jong Il for his treatment of the North Korean people, but when it was time to either fish or cut bait, GWB did the politically expedient thing and decided to validate North Korea's regime by continuing down the foolish damn path of the 'Talks', just like Chamberlain did with Hitler, and pissed all over those North Korean people that he claimed to care so much about.

It was all horseshit, and only the dyed-in-the-wool BushBots on their kneepads would try to say otherwise.
736 posted on 04/05/2009 4:01:10 AM PDT by mkjessup (You're either with our Constitution, or you are with TKU ("The Kenyan Usurper"). CHOOSE!!!)
[ Post Reply | Private Reply | To 731 | View Replies ]

Free Republic
Browse · Search
News/Activism
Topics · Post Article


FreeRepublic, LLC, PO BOX 9771, FRESNO, CA 93794
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson