It isn't your fault that the bomb was a dud.
. hope they learned their "Sunshine" crap won't work.
I'm just pissed how they are so full of Crap, and do nothin good but bad for human being, hopely one day I can fly over there and blow da crap out of them.
PS:What are great idea to put S Korean in charge of UN
How should we respond?Report: N. Korea Threatens to Fire Nuclear Missile if U.S. Won't Commit to Talks
Tuesday, October 10, 2006
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea stepped up its threats aimed at Washington, saying it could fire a nuclear-tipped missile unless the United States acts to resolve its standoff with Pyongyang, the Yonhap news agency reported Tuesday from Beijing.
Regarding which country? While the U.S. can never leave the possibility of attack off the table, I think pre-emptive military action being lead by us is slim. However the new Japanese leader Pres. Abe has been trying to strenghten the Japanese forces and has mentioned pre-emptive action against North Korea, but he is struggling with his plan due to the japaneses fear of returning back to militarism. Unless North Korea stops the saber rattling and actually mobilizes its forces I dont see anything happening exept empty sanctioning. The world knows who this guy is and how nuts he is and I dont think leaders take him too seriously. Finally, the last I heard is they have not completely ruled out whether the blast was created by conventional explosives or nuclear.
Alas, I think the answer is no.
Was it not the North Korean navy that captured an US Navy ship on the high seas, in international waters on January 23, 1968, about 1425 local as I recall? USS Pueblo, AGER-2 (former AKL 44 (Coastal Freighter for non-Navy times)). Think they still have the ship. I hear they have turned it into a museum. I think we never took any action, other than plead with the NK's to at least return the crew. Begged might be a better word than plead. After 11 months they returned the crew, in exchange for a/some Russian spy(spies).
Interesting sidebar to this. For about 6 months into 1968 you could not pick up a newspaper, magazine and etc., without finding a Top Secret/codeword document/message, that the NK's released to the press (or anyone interested) of the thousands of such documents that had been aboard the Pueblo. Un-nerving at first, but you got used to it.
