My mother taught me to respect the office of the President of the United States of America but she never said a word about the dimwits that occuppied that office or served as Secty of State under him.
At any rate, "Thank you Mr. Clinton for leaving your legacy for my children and my children's children!"
Mark Coffey at Decision '08 puts this up to scare the H__l out of any American father ...
At any rate, "Thank you Mr. Clinton for leaving your legacy for my children and my children's children!"
Mark Coffey at Decision '08 puts this up to scare the H__l out of any American father ...
Clearly, a nuclear attack by North Korea would present the gravest threat to the globe since the days of Hitler. I suspect the scenario would be concentrated air strikes against all North Korean installations, real or suspected, followed by a massive military buildup in South Korea aimed at invasion of the North. Kim would then threaten to nuke the troops building up, or would actually do so; alternatively, he might preemptively invade the South. In either case, would we have the nerve to break the nuclear taboo ourselves?Commentor JoJo says ...
There's no clean solution to this. Pre-emptive air strikes against North Korea would mean the destruction of Seoul in retaliation. There's no way the US can hit all the necessary artillery and missile sites simultaneously, unless they concentrate their military power in the area beforehand. Of course, such a large scale build up would be quickly noticed, so Seoul might be shelled anyway.Lordy, it's my high school days coming back from the Abyss to haunt me (I wonder it that Air Shelter distributer is still on PCH in Redondo Beach - hmmm!) ...
"GeezLouise Bubba, looka what you done gone 'n did ... hey boy, get your pathetic self off that Astro truf and out the back'a that pickup and fix this thing. Oh, 'ats rite, ya'al ain't the Prezeedent nomo, air ya?"Background -
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