A question....
What are we waiting to bomb all of the nuclear facilities of North Korea to pixie dust?
C'mon, they performed a test a few minutes ago.
All the seismographers are just going nuts with the scribble.
Are we waiting for them to invade South Korea? Or to bomb Japan? Or maybe the West Coast?
Remember, that who hits first, hits twice.
C'mon, they performed a test a few minutes ago.
All the seismographers are just going nuts with the scribble.
Are we waiting for them to invade South Korea? Or to bomb Japan? Or maybe the West Coast?
Remember, that who hits first, hits twice.
2 Comments:
Charlie B, remember that if we piss off the Koreans, the Chinese will be pissed too, and the problem is they have the Nukes FOR SURE.
So let's just let the guys in suit do their job and let those commies starve to death... while, yes, we keep their nuclear facilities off the map (a lower scale operation is less likely to have the Chinos on our toes)
Miguel.
The Chinos are really scared of losing all the "market privilege" we Americans have given them. We should say: "Hey Chino, look at me, no more money, no more jobs, no more food, and no more nothing if you're not on my side. By the way, I just bombed your fucking neighbour...."
The problem is the guys in the suits don't do crap. Well, yes, all they are doing lately in foreign policy is crap. This is what happens when you talk to a dictator with a funny haircut and imitation designer sunglasses.
I guess that we have to thank Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton for these one: they loved to talk to those Norks.
Aren't they saying all the time that we are Imperialistic? What about behaving like a bloody fucking Empire for once and all?
Otherwise, those nukes can make their way to Iran, terrorists in the Middle East, and all sort of bastards everywhere else.
They will not perform a detonation test in a field lost in the middle of nowhere. They will be bombing places all over in Europe and America. By the way, in Cuba they have a nuclear facility the Russians started building in the late seventies, they abandoned it. Now the Iranians are interested in it. We can't afford that to happen.
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