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North Korea Vows 'Thousand-Fold' Military Retaliation Against U.S. if Threatened

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Bib allah min:
By your tone I cannot discern whether you approved of the Naxi regime or not. Bythe way, son, this world action (war) that you so caually refer to was not financed by the Jewish people. Both Jewish and German folks were regularly robbed, beaten tortured and killed if they tried to save so much as a small piece of jewelry, on which to SURVIVE.
When Mr. Obama succeeds with is idea of the New World Order, I will enjoy the fruits of his labor and mine. You see, I cnanot stop what is happening in the world, but I can prepare for it. I work as hard as I can in college, I have applied for an MSW program. I want to serve people rather than tear them down.
Could you perhaps use some conversation and understanding? I believe you are ripe for any positive human interaction, but may not be ready with the rhetoric dripping form your lips.
Get a clue and join the rest of the human race.

Jean Nunez of OR 2:27AM August 11, 2009

Bin Allah Min ,why did'nt you learn something of value while you were "inside"-like becoming a cook or making licence plates etc.?

Precise European of RI 9:22AM July 25, 2009

This idea of nuclear proliferation is hypocritic and more propagandic than when Hitler was in office and the Nazis regime to rid the world of Jews financed by the Jews via the Vatican Bank and the Bank of England and their bevy of cohorts. Obama is nothing more than a mouthpiece for the ruling upperclass to implement their New World Order via the polorizing effects of Global Economics courtesy of Reaganomics. Just take a look at Iraq and Afghanistan and whereever else the U.S. and its modern day Roman Empired has exulted itself amid a crisis perpetrated by the Bush's War on Terrorism

bin allah min of DC 11:34AM July 23, 2009

If Bush were here he would say get them bad folks< nuke em!

tmd of AR 2:31AM June 25, 2009

Torpedo the ship and destroy the missile silos. Then assasinate Kim Jong Il and son and tell the rest of the N. Korea government to consider trying a true free democracy. We don't have to fear a military strike from China, they don't want to get pulled into a nuclear war and they have too much at stake in buying our debt. If anything they'll just try to financially hurt us, and our government needs to tell them to back off and then find a new way to fix our financial problems without spreading the wealth or leaning on the generosity of over-sea powers. Just an idea mind you.

Dr. Shade of NC 7:27PM June 23, 2009

i think p. Obama is rite and should not let any country push the rest of the world around

ron anderson of MI 2:32PM June 18, 2009

The President is absolutely correct in stopping all tolerance for N Korea's childish tantrums. It is time to make them shape up or step (or push) aside so someone else (probably more mature) can run their grossly mismanaged little country. We should no more tolerate N Korea's leaders with nukes then trusting a 10 year old with waving a loaded pistol around at school. They're about the same maturity level and should be dealt with very firmly. Waiting only makes them feel powerful and makes them more likely to hurt their neighbors.

RobM of MN 1:55PM June 18, 2009

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Ebell Enbass of FL 10:51AM June 18, 2009

Obama's reaction to North Korea with bluster... is just that: stupid bluster. It must be because he is advised by the same bureaucracy that advised Bush.
I fervently hope Obama is not so stupid as to actually confront the North Koreans... like stopping one of their ships and attempt to board it. Imagine if some pirate tried to board one of our ships--we might just blow them out of the water. What makes Obama think the North Koreans will act any differently--especially since they said they would respond belligerently.
Worse yet, the North Koreans--reponding to our boarding one of their ships--might unleash their artillary at our base in South Korea... That would be stupid of the North Koreans, but what makes us feel they wouldn't do it? Why would we risk provoking another Korean War?
One war with the North Koreans was enough... We really don't need to do it again.
Why can't Obama walk and talk softly while carrying our big stick? Waving around our big stick and threatening to use it when we really won't is just stupid.

steve wang of PA 2:06AM June 18, 2009

North Korea is starving their people because what little money their government has goes to feed, arm and supply their 1 million man army. Are they bluffing to get world attention and respect? I say, call their bluff and should they attempt to overrun So. Korea and use the few nukes they have, the U.S. is justified in giving that little despot Kim Jong Il all the nukes he wants down his throat at his presidential palace. Give this tyrant more time to make more nukes and long range ICBMs and we will pay dearly - 911 will look like child's play. This time, we don't send in troops on the ground - we just bomb the hell out of their military from the air like in Desert Storm. But if they use nukes, we nuke them back to the stone age - but their stones will glow in the dark, so no need for fire.

Tony Lee of CA 12:20AM June 18, 2009