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Breaking news N. Korea plans to


Their drunk dictator finally died so now they are begging for attention to stay in the limelight. With any luck their engineers will all blow themselves up in the experiment and they will be able to keep the majority of the radiation to themselves. I've got my fingers crossed for another catastrophic failure and they have experience in this area too!
 
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the "isolated and impoverished North" needs more american money, so they threaten.

instead of becoming a country of beggers and extortionists, they should focus their efforts on building their economy.
 
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'North Korea said on Thursday it would carry out further rocket launches and a nuclear test that would target the United States,...”.

The White House denounced the threats as “needlessly provocative.”
White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters any such action by North Korea would violate UN resolutions "

does anyone else see a problem in the WH?

violate U.N. resolutions???????????? :angry::angry: they threaten to nuke us and this is the response????

how about, "try anything and we will bomb you back to the stone age! "
 
I'm sure Obama will send them more money.
The Osama Administration probably wants a war.

The closest US places i could think of that they might nuke or "bomb" would be Hawaii, California, Oregon and or Washington state or even Alaska. I bet tho if they really wanted to start trouble they could just "bomb" S. Korea or Japan you know an Alie state to the USA.


It does'nt matter N. Korea Fails at every attempt to complete a working missile.

As Lee myung bak once said:

If we are to assume that North Korea becomes a nuclear-power state, of course the danger of having an all-out nuclear war, that possibility is very slim.


 
se7ven, it has been the obama administration policy going into this that they would stand up to north korea

but in the end i don't know how it will pan out

and even though the white house has in no way changed it's strategy of isolating north korea and imposing sanctions in order to bring them to negotiations if they give up their nuclear weapons program, officials are still looking to see whether the psychology in the North had changed in a way that might create opportunities for resolving the long confrontation over its nuclear ambitions
 
S. Korea & USA provide limited humanitarian support to N. Korea (primarily food), which they use to feed their military, while the targeted population starves. Every administration (not just Obama's) has the burden of spreading democracy & human rights across the world (not a choice), even if doing so means to ease NK’s financial woes. NK continues to improve guidance technology (don’t be fooled: they already have long distance fire-crackers), while Iran continues to develop nuclear heads to fit atop NK missiles. These countries are quietly doing the dirty work that China & some old Soviet allies don't do in the public eye (to promote communist goals). In the interim, our capitalistic appetite has made China a military & financial superpower. Recurrent provocations by NK to SK may just be the ticket to break the current truce (their war has not ended). Intervention (to annihilate threats) is needed, but not until we re-group our forces (let’s get out of the Gulf). Other than keeping proximity/ monitoring Iran, our military is done with 'missions' (?) that started < 20 years ago in that area. China will not hesitate to use their resources to support neighboring NK (as done before) if we jump in to beef up SK's forces (one of the finest in the world, IMO). If it happens, we will need more than just infantry women to fight the war.
 
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Yes but their success ratio is like two failures for every success. About what you'd expect from a country who's "great leader" spent 20 hours a day with his head buried in a bottle of Cognac.
 

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