May 25, 200917 yr 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. What do you mean "beginning" to beg for it? . They have been on my list for a long time.
May 25, 200917 yr I think it's about time we start warming up some nukes ourselves... Better tell Obama that, he was just in the paper last week about his strong decommissioning efforts, he wants them gone. Edited May 25, 200917 yr by sportsfan41
May 25, 200917 yr Well, what better way to dispose of them than to "test" them on Iran and North Korea? If we want them all gone, we should just go ahead and use them all on those two....... I kind of figure that Iran is going to get a little taste of Israeli firepower when they get anywhere close to complete with their backwoods nuke program. Russia and China should keep an eye on their neighbor.
May 25, 200917 yr BUT sooner or later it won't go away. It will have to be dealt with by someone. What about Iran? The situation rarely goes away with them.
May 26, 200917 yr Author BULLETIN -- NORTH KOREA SAYS IT IS "FULLY PREPARED" FOR A "RECKLESS" U.S. ATTEMPT TO ATTACK THE COUNTRY
May 26, 200917 yr BULLETIN -- NORTH KOREA SAYS IT IS "FULLY PREPARED" FOR A "RECKLESS" U.S. ATTEMPT TO ATTACK THE COUNTRY They may be trying to provoke us... If this is not handled correctly it could start a chain of events that no one wants...
May 26, 200917 yr IMO, there is no good way to handle any of this. We can't keep throwing money and aid to them. They just quit for a little while, fire it back up and ask for more $$$$$. We also cannot allow a renegade nation to have active, controlable nukes. Time to get some of the other nations that stand to take hits involved, too. Also, any "reckless" US attack will not go well for N. Korea. They have a big conventional army, but could not match nuke for nuke with the US, China or Russia. We'll only get "reckless" if he gets "stupid"!
May 27, 200917 yr Author Great: BULLETIN -- NORTH KOREA CALLS SOUTH KOREAN DECISION TO JOIN ANTI-PROLIFERATION PROGRAM A DECLARATION OF WAR.
May 27, 200917 yr Great: BULLETIN -- NORTH KOREA CALLS SOUTH KOREAN DECISION TO JOIN ANTI-PROLIFERATION PROGRAM A DECLARATION OF WAR. I thought that the two countries were technically still at war with each other?
May 27, 200917 yr Great: BULLETIN -- NORTH KOREA CALLS SOUTH KOREAN DECISION TO JOIN ANTI-PROLIFERATION PROGRAM A DECLARATION OF WAR. So, what will they do about it? The truce has been in effect since the 50's. I still don't see the North moving on S. Korea, but to quote Gump: "Stupid is as stupid does", so who knows what goes on behind old bowl haircut's glasses? He could send them south this morning....:idunno:
May 27, 200917 yr I thought that the two countries were technically still at war with each other?You are correct. They are in a cease-fire that has lasted almost 56 years.
May 27, 200917 yr So, what will they do about it? The truce has been in effect since the 50's. I still don't see the North moving on S. Korea, but to quote Gump: "Stupid is as stupid does", so who knows what goes on behind old bowl haircut's glasses? He could send them south this morning....:idunno: Very true and that’s why we still have 30,000 + troops in South Korea. A nuclear North Korea is a security concern in the Korean Peninsula, but is also a concern because they could share nuclear technology with Iran which they have already shared missile technology with. Elements in Iran help to support the insurgency in Iraq, Hezbollah, and other anti-western Islamic groups. A nuclear device is the Holy Grail to terrorist organizations and ALL efforts to prevent a terrorist organization from obtaining nuclear weapons should be employed.
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