N. Korea: Our missiles can hit all of U.S.

WorldNetDaily ^ | March 8, 2003 | Unknown

[conservativecorner]

Unofficial Pyongyang spokesman makes bold threat

North Korean missiles can hit all of the U.S. and the Stalinist regime has no problems contemplating launching them, threatens the man considered the unofficial spokesman for dictator Kim Jong-Il.

''North Korean missiles can reach any part of the United States of America,'' said Kim Myong-Chol, reportedly well-connected to the North Korean regime. ''There is no shelter for Bush.''

The regime is distressed over U.S.-South Korean war games taking place near the demilitarized zone separating the north from the south. Pyongyang says the exercises prove Washington is planning a military strike on its nuclear reactor at Yongbyon.

In comments published by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Kim says Pyongyang wants to reunify the two Koreas and expel U.S. troops from the south more than it wants economic aid from the West.

He predicts President Bush will be in Pyongyang before the end of the year looking for peace in the region. Washington is currently refusing to hold one-on-one talks with Pyongyang.

''This year, most likely by the end of this year, I predict Bush will be in Pyongyang pushing for peace,'' he said.

Kim says North Korea is about to start building nuclear bombs, a development that will force Washington to the negotiating table.

[fporretto]

Steven Den Beste has presented a convincing case that North Korea's insane saber rattling, at a country (ours) that could incinerate it with the merest twitch of its powers, is an attempt to get us to prop them up yet a while longer. It's entirely through our charity that the Pyongyang Gang has stayed astride its dying horse as long as it has. Our shipments of free food and free oil are all that stand between North Korea and utter collapse, all the way back to the fist-ax level -- and both those things are now suspended.

The right thing to do is outwait them, go in after the regime has collapsed, and then reintegrate them with South Korea, under the government in Seoul. I think that's the strategy the Bush Administration is pursuing, bless 'em.

They've "misunderestimated" Dubya again, I think.

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[TheRedSoxWinThePennant]

not sure if I believe them but if true let me be the first to say THANK YOU BILL CLINTON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kevin Curry]

Why would he care, he is fat. He is eating anything and everything he wants.

Soylent kimchi, I reckon.

[Terriergal]

Note to N. Korea: One missile can take out all of NK.

LOL Hear hear!!

Are we all ready for a real life Red Dawn? I think NK forgets about the 2nd amendment.

[Terriergal]

Good points!

[Terriergal]

Do these countries think that three hundred million Americans are gonna roll over on our backs and say "Okay, now whatcha want us to do now?"....I just can't figure this out

They probably do. They don't get real information from their news sources and edumcayshun system.

[kellynla]

Thanks. I will plow through it after I've had my second cup of java. S/F

[ImpBill]

One too many trips to the Opium palor.

[ImpBill]

palor = parlor ... den would have been a better choice.

[VRWC_minion]

Pyongyang says the exercises prove Washington is planning a military strike on its nuclear reactor at Yongbyon

The Rats did want Bush to handle Iraq the way he was handling North Korea didn't they ? Well this would be a consistant policy.

[trek]

"When its time to shoot, shoot! Don't talk"

Eli Wallach (the Ugly)

Remember this scene from the movie? I believe it is relevant to what is currently happening on the Korean peninsula.

[aquawrench]

Today is a good day to die.

[Vigilanteman]

North Korea, more than anything, wants to be noticed by the United States. If South Korea want to deal with them, we can loan them a few patriot missiles. If not, we can turn the hardware over to Japan to deal with them.

Poor North Korea . . . becomming as irrelavant as Phil Donahue.

[El Gato]

In our fevered, malnourished and self-deluded DREAMS,

Indeed, nuclear weapon + long range missle does not necessarily equal long range missle able to deliever that weapon. Any early design weapon is likely to be quite large and heavy. Maybe not as large and heavy as "Fat Man" but quite likley heavy enough to decrease the range of any "early design" ICBM down to IRBM status or less. (IR = intermediate range)

[tlrugit]

North Korea, more than anything, wants to be noticed by the United States.

And fed and clothed and housed.

Lower Slobovia, Elbonia, North Korea, Three Stooges on the world stage. At least the first two have the grace to be constructs of the imagination.

[Toirdhealbheach Beucail]

You also forgot our crack negotiating team, headed up by our very own Nobel laden Jimmy Carter...

Sigh. I always feel like I have to apologize for being an American with the problems these geniuses left behind...

[gitmo]

Now just who and where are all those Dims who have so vocally opposed SDI and Star Wars?

They're busy attacking Bush for doing nothing to protect the US from missile attacks.

Of course, a few months ago they were asking why Bush wanted to revive SDI. It wouldn't have prevented the attacks on 9/11.