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Right...thats whats going on....Obama is to blame lol funny stuff...
Rolling out Il Jung's son..who's 27 and already a 4 star general.
Gotta bloody something.
Additionally..no one's been pay attention to North Korea for a bit.
I just saw on the news that a battleship was headed in the direction of Korea for a training exercise with the South Koreans. Whats going on!All we KNOW, is what we HEAR.
We'll find-out....eventually.....
Fortunately.....The Chickenhawks are no-longer in The Oval Office.
Ya know Mr. Shameful you might be on to something in regards to your link about the democrat lie that got us into Vietnam.
"On the night of Aug. 4, the Pentagon proclaimed that a second attack by North Vietnamese PT boats had occurred earlier that day in the Tonkin Gulf a report cited by President Johnson as he went on national TV that evening to announce a momentous escalation in the war: air strikes against North Vietnam."
If South Korea or US decides that the time has passed for giving into bad behavior, duck and cover is the best advice to be given to Asia. Not likely yet.
This is what we get for not finishing up the job the first time... Sounds a bit like Iraq, huh?
If South Korea or US decides that the time has passed for giving into bad behavior, duck and cover is the best advice to be given to Asia. Not likely yet.
This is not the first time the North Koreans have threatened South Korea in the Yellow Sea (also called the West Sea). In August, the North fired 110 artillery shells near Yeonpyeong and another island. And in March, 46 sailors were killed when a North Korean torpedo sunk the Cheonan. Todays artillery shelling furthers North Koreas tactical objectives of asserting sovereignty over the West Sea Area. But, more importantly, it furthers the Norths strategic escalating pattern of provocations designed to force the United States and South Korea to abandon pressure tactics, including sanctions on the regime. The White House must not give into these tactics.
Pyongyangs actions, including this weekends revelations of a covert uranium enrichment facility, are designed to weaken U.S. and South Korean resolve and force the U.S. back to Six Party Talks on nuclear negotiations; which is exactly what China called on the U.S. to do after todays incident. So far the U.S. and South Korean governments have properly resisted North Korean demands and they must continue to do so. That the Chinese continue to abet the North Koreans tactics should also make us think long and hard about the sort of partner/competitor we face with China.
But this incident is also another reminder of the White Houses misplaced priorities. While Obama spends every waking second using Chicago-style tactics to press for ratification of the New START nuclear deal with Russia, North Korea is running amok. New START offers the US no new tools to deal with Iran and North Korea which are the clear and present danger. Instead, all New START does is tie our militarys hands by limiting our capacity to build the missile defense systems necessary to deal with these regimes. The President should spend less time hawking flawed treaties to justify his Nobel Peace Prize and invest more time in fighting for peace against Americas enemies.
This is what we get for not finishing up the job the first time... Sounds a bit like Iraq, huh?
Yep. And I don't expect China to put pressure on the puppet either.
This is what we get for not finishing up the job the first time... Sounds a bit like Iraq, huh?
Yep. And I don't expect China to put pressure on the puppet either.
Sure they will... the Chinese have no interest in a nuclear confrontation. What's to be gained?
From Heritage:
This is not the first time the North Koreans have threatened South Korea in the Yellow Sea (also called the West Sea). In August, the North fired 110 artillery shells near Yeonpyeong and another island. And in March, 46 sailors were killed when a North Korean torpedo sunk the Cheonan. Todays artillery shelling furthers North Koreas tactical objectives of asserting sovereignty over the West Sea Area. But, more importantly, it furthers the Norths strategic escalating pattern of provocations designed to force the United States and South Korea to abandon pressure tactics, including sanctions on the regime. The White House must not give into these tactics.
Pyongyangs actions, including this weekends revelations of a covert uranium enrichment facility, are designed to weaken U.S. and South Korean resolve and force the U.S. back to Six Party Talks on nuclear negotiations; which is exactly what China called on the U.S. to do after todays incident. So far the U.S. and South Korean governments have properly resisted North Korean demands and they must continue to do so. That the Chinese continue to abet the North Koreans tactics should also make us think long and hard about the sort of partner/competitor we face with China.
But this incident is also another reminder of the White Houses misplaced priorities. While Obama spends every waking second using Chicago-style tactics to press for ratification of the New START nuclear deal with Russia, North Korea is running amok. New START offers the US no new tools to deal with Iran and North Korea which are the clear and present danger. Instead, all New START does is tie our militarys hands by limiting our capacity to build the missile defense systems necessary to deal with these regimes. The President should spend less time hawking flawed treaties to justify his Nobel Peace Prize and invest more time in fighting for peace against Americas enemies.
Kim Jong-Il is dying. His presence on this Earth isn't long. His son is flexing his tyranical muscles...and we shouldn't give in. Just stiffen the sanctions...
Yep. And I don't expect China to put pressure on the puppet either.
Sure they will... the Chinese have no interest in a nuclear confrontation. What's to be gained?
Do you really believe China thinks for one second that the US will go nuclear over NK?
From Heritage:
This is not the first time the North Koreans have threatened South Korea in the Yellow Sea (also called the West Sea). In August, the North fired 110 artillery shells near Yeonpyeong and another island. And in March, 46 sailors were killed when a North Korean torpedo sunk the Cheonan. Todays artillery shelling furthers North Koreas tactical objectives of asserting sovereignty over the West Sea Area. But, more importantly, it furthers the Norths strategic escalating pattern of provocations designed to force the United States and South Korea to abandon pressure tactics, including sanctions on the regime. The White House must not give into these tactics.
Pyongyangs actions, including this weekends revelations of a covert uranium enrichment facility, are designed to weaken U.S. and South Korean resolve and force the U.S. back to Six Party Talks on nuclear negotiations; which is exactly what China called on the U.S. to do after todays incident. So far the U.S. and South Korean governments have properly resisted North Korean demands and they must continue to do so. That the Chinese continue to abet the North Koreans tactics should also make us think long and hard about the sort of partner/competitor we face with China.
But this incident is also another reminder of the White Houses misplaced priorities. While Obama spends every waking second using Chicago-style tactics to press for ratification of the New START nuclear deal with Russia, North Korea is running amok. New START offers the US no new tools to deal with Iran and North Korea which are the clear and present danger. Instead, all New START does is tie our militarys hands by limiting our capacity to build the missile defense systems necessary to deal with these regimes. The President should spend less time hawking flawed treaties to justify his Nobel Peace Prize and invest more time in fighting for peace against Americas enemies.
Kim Jong-Il is dying. His presence on this Earth isn't long. His son is flexing his tyranical muscles...and we shouldn't give in. Just stiffen the sanctions...
Sure they will... the Chinese have no interest in a nuclear confrontation. What's to be gained?
Do you really believe China thinks for one second that the US will go nuclear over NK?
I'm not sure what would happen if Mini-Elvis decided to let one loose on the South Koreans. I doubt seriously the Chinese will allow this. Hell, the Chi-Comms may hold the keys to the nukes anyways.. who knows?
Do you really believe China thinks for one second that the US will go nuclear over NK?
I'm not sure what would happen if Mini-Elvis decided to let one loose on the South Koreans. I doubt seriously the Chinese will allow this. Hell, the Chi-Comms may hold the keys to the nukes anyways.. who knows?
I think the last nuclear "test" the North Koreans had wound up blowing up the mountain top lab it's scientists were housed in.
Hard to tell because they are such a closed society..but it looks like they screwed the pooch on that one.
Wouldn't doubt it.
I'm not sure what would happen if Mini-Elvis decided to let one loose on the South Koreans. I doubt seriously the Chinese will allow this. Hell, the Chi-Comms may hold the keys to the nukes anyways.. who knows?
I think the last nuclear "test" the North Koreans had wound up blowing up the mountain top lab it's scientists were housed in.
Hard to tell because they are such a closed society..but it looks like they screwed the pooch on that one.
From Heritage:
This is not the first time the North Koreans have threatened South Korea in the Yellow Sea (also called the West Sea). In August, the North fired 110 artillery shells near Yeonpyeong and another island. And in March, 46 sailors were killed when a North Korean torpedo sunk the Cheonan. Todays artillery shelling furthers North Koreas tactical objectives of asserting sovereignty over the West Sea Area. But, more importantly, it furthers the Norths strategic escalating pattern of provocations designed to force the United States and South Korea to abandon pressure tactics, including sanctions on the regime. The White House must not give into these tactics.
Pyongyangs actions, including this weekends revelations of a covert uranium enrichment facility, are designed to weaken U.S. and South Korean resolve and force the U.S. back to Six Party Talks on nuclear negotiations; which is exactly what China called on the U.S. to do after todays incident. So far the U.S. and South Korean governments have properly resisted North Korean demands and they must continue to do so. That the Chinese continue to abet the North Koreans tactics should also make us think long and hard about the sort of partner/competitor we face with China.
But this incident is also another reminder of the White Houses misplaced priorities. While Obama spends every waking second using Chicago-style tactics to press for ratification of the New START nuclear deal with Russia, North Korea is running amok. New START offers the US no new tools to deal with Iran and North Korea which are the clear and present danger. Instead, all New START does is tie our militarys hands by limiting our capacity to build the missile defense systems necessary to deal with these regimes. The President should spend less time hawking flawed treaties to justify his Nobel Peace Prize and invest more time in fighting for peace against Americas enemies.
Kim Jong-Il is dying. His presence on this Earth isn't long. His son is flexing his tyranical muscles...and we shouldn't give in. Just stiffen the sanctions...
While staying cognizant of the fact that military and other family members likely have a different vision of NK's future.
Yep. And I don't expect China to put pressure on the puppet either.
Sure they will... the Chinese have no interest in a nuclear confrontation. What's to be gained?
Do you really believe China thinks for one second that the US will go nuclear over NK?
