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North Korea Nuclear Test

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I just learned of this via Twitter:

 

BreakingNews: BULLETIN -- SOUTH KOREA HAS DETECTED AN "ARTIFICIAL EARTHQUAKE" IN THE NORTH, GOVERNMENT SAYS.

 

 

BreakingNews: FLASH -- PYONGYANG -- NORTH KOREA CONDUCTS NUCLEAR TEST.

Here we go...............link

 

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea announced Monday that it successfully carried out a second underground nuclear test, less than two months after launching a rocket widely believed to be a test of its long-range missile technology.

 

North Korea, incensed by U.N. Security Council condemnation of its April 5 rocket launch, had warned last month that it would restart it rogue nuclear program, conduct a second atomic test as a follow-up to its first one in 2006, and carry out long-range missile tests.

 

 

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,521617,00.html

This on the United States Memorial Day weekend......may or may not be a message. :madman:.

What really scares me is how this will be handled.

This on the United States Memorial Day weekend......may or may not be a message. :madman:.

What really scares me is how this will be handled.

 

I agree. The last thing we need is another war in a different country, but just the same, I can't see the U.N. just sitting back and allowing them to do this. Apparently, telling them not to do it isn't working, nor the threat of sanctions. I hate to say it, but action may be the only answer.

I agree. The last thing we need is another war in a different country, but just the same, I can't see the U.N. just sitting back and allowing them to do this. Apparently, telling them not to do it isn't working, nor the threat of sanctions. I hate to say it, but action may be the only answer.

 

I don't know about you but I put very little if any confidence in the UN in doing much of anything :rolleyes:, they no doubt will do something but what.....another no,no don't do that again type slap on the hand? :irked:

I don't know about you but I put very little if any confidence in the UN in doing much of anything :rolleyes:, they no doubt will do something but what.....another no,no don't do that again type slap on the hand? :irked:

 

True. They seem to be content just acting as if everything is o.k. and refusing to get involved. I hope that by the time they dig their heads out of the sand, it won't be too late.

This will have to be handled eventually. The question is just how long do you let it go?

 

All of the ingredients are there for disaster:

 

A 3rd world country that is WAY too agressive and WAY too full of itself

 

A very REAL weapon of mass destruction

 

A very real Nut Job in charge of the whole situation

 

It's not like the 3000 pound elephant in the room. The elephants rarely ever blow up in aimed strikes with mushroom clouds. This is a real situation that calls for something to be done, more than just paying money to the hostile country that is now a threat to the whole world to make nice and play well with others.

 

We tried that.

 

Ignoring him did not work. Time outs have not worked with him. Witholding his allowance has not worked. Positive criticism/positive reinforcement accomplished nothing. Honestly, it is time for the whole world to lay down the mother of all spankings on this guy. A spine crushing, knee collapsing, colon swelling old fashioned "wood-paddle-to-your-backside" fanny whack. It is all he seems to understand.

 

We know what the real aim to having this weapon is.

 

The only real question we have to answer is what do we do now? How do we handle the thinly veiled threat?

I think it's about time we start warming up some nukes ourselves...

Just a few well placed cruise missiles would set Jongs agenda back a few years... Maybe send a few to the front door of his palace also...

Iran is begining to beg for it, too.

I say if they want nukes, let them have them. We'll drop a few dozen, whatever they catch, they keep....

 

Add to that, we still owe Iran for a little situation that they started a few decades ago.

Just a few well placed cruise missiles would set Jongs agenda back a few years... Maybe send a few to the front door of his palace also...

:thumb: I don't know if I would do that just yet but I definatley would have it planned and ready to go.

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