Trump's red line

Get them hackles up, DOTY!

Get 'em UP!

Why should the US be "scared" of anyone you infantile idiot? We have the biggest economy, the most advanced technology, the most natural resources, and the best military. Only pussies like Obama can fuck things up. Which he did. This NoKo thing will pass. The fat guy imports 30 million in booze, Kobe beef from Japan and the best hookers that money can buy. He doesn't want to die.
Cooler heads will prevail. Now eat a cookie and go to bed. Originally Posted by bambino

I'm not scared of NK! Trump is doing this to divert ...

It ain't about Kim. It's about Mueller.

Period.

WDF has said on multiple occasions that we should let terrorists hit the US mainland. Originally Posted by gnadfly

And we've seen SEVERAL times where North Korea has bombarded islands with SOUTH koreans and others living on it.. Torpedoing a South korean ship, and many other things...
So how long will we LET HIM provoke us before actually striking back?
OR are we to, as WTF and others want, just keep on caving INTO this bully, and 'negotiate (mean give him shit)"??

It ain't about Kim. It's about Mueller.

Period. Originally Posted by Yssup Rider

Look at this, the Pig and the Snitch are colluding! Dumb and fucking dumber.

Name another author who pretends to relate the *true history* of WWII's Pacific War who doesn't mention Japan's imperialistic expansion into China, SE Asia, the Rape of Nanking and the unprovoked Japanese attack on Pearl harbor and the Philippines, but goes overboard declaiming the U.S. use of the atomic bombs as nothing more than naked American imperialism. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Time, please, on your request. In the meanwhile:

http://www.nytimes.com/learning/gene.../big/1224.html

Sound familiar?

http://thepresidency.org
http://thepresidency.org/experts/mr-michael-stecher#

http://www.encyclopedia.com/history/...-contra-affair

http://www.slate.com/articles/news_a...peachment.html
http://www.mikekinsley.com/bio/


Recommended reading only:

http://www.newyorker.com/books/page-...-his-publisher

Hey eccieuser9500, none of your links have anything to do with Chomsky. Or "Trump's red line". If you want to converse intelligently here, try to stay on topic.

Why are we dredging up historical newspaper articles and documents?

This reminds me of John Kerry on the night of 911 ...

.. telling Larry King ...

.. "we" knew this was going to happen all along and did not nothing about it!

We have had at least THREE two term President's in a row who FAILED to put on the BRAKES and stop North Korea.

Two Dems and One Rep with Mixed Congresses ALL ALONG!

Just like Kerry said (he was on the "foreign" committee) ... talked and did nothing ... and WE got 911!

Who hasn't seen the motor oil commercial ...

.. pay now or pay later, but you're gonna pay! It's cheaper for us to pay NOW ... IT WAS EVEN CHEAPER 20 years ago!

This was 17 fucking years ago ...
http://abcnews.go.com/International/...d=82298&page=1

Albright wants to judge how serious Kim Jong Il really is about leading his country out of its long isolation and improving relations with Washington and U.S. allies in East Asia, the official told reporters during the long flight from Washington.

European and Asian leaders gave a boost to reconciliation between the two Koreas on Saturday when, winding up a summit in Seoul on regional cooperation, they lent support to South Korean President Kim Dae-jung’s policy of reconciliation with the North.

A Tense Peninsula

The United States wants to reduce tension on the Korean peninsula, where U.S. and South Korean troops fought North Korea and Chinese forces in the Korean War, and persuade North Korea to abandon the long-range missile program that has been the driving force behind expensive U.S. missile defense plans.

U.S. officials believe North Korea, after years of food shortages and economic decline, sees cooperation with the outside world as the best way to bring prosperity without giving up power like the communists of eastern Europe.

Albright is particularly interested in learning more about Kim Jong Il’s offer to abandon North Korea’s long-range missile program in exchange for foreign help with missile launches.

The idea, put to Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this year, is gaining ground after some initial skepticism.

Albright and Kim talked in a large luxurious room, across a large table, in a building in the Paekhawon guesthouse complex where the U.S. visitor is staying.

Albright sat with four aides on one side, including North Korea policy coordinator Wendy Sherman and negotiator Charles Kartman. Kim and three aides faced her.

The 14-member U.S. delegation posed with Kim for a group photo in front of a stormy seascape mural.

Dances With Children

As they walked to the meeting room, Kim asked Albright if she was having a pleasant stay.

“I danced with the children and I’m very satisfied,” Albright replied, referring to a visit to the Rangnang Kindergarten, one of tens of thousands of places where the World Food Program (WFP) distributes food to needy children.

She stood on the kindergarten steps, kicking her heels and waving her arms, following the lead of a North Korean teacher, under a sign reading, “Thanks To The Respected Generalissimo Kim Il Sung,” Kim Jong Il’s father and North Korea’s founder.

Albright’s first engagement in Pyongyang this morning was a visit to the Kim Il Sung memorial palace to pay respects at the mausoleum of Kim Jong Il’s father, who died in 1994.

On the eve of Albright’s arrival, the Vice Chairman of China’s Central Military Commission, Chi Haotian, and a military delegation traveled to North Korea for ceremonies marking the 50th anniversary of the first clash between Chinese and U.S.-led United Nations forces.

Bad History has a bad habit of repeating itself when people don't pay attention to it .... for over 20 years this boil has been festering ...

....it's deadly and needs to be lanced. NOW!

Bad History has a bad habit of repeating itself when people don't pay attention to it .... for over 20 years this boil has been festering ...

....it's deadly and needs to be lanced. NOW! Originally Posted by LexusLover

You really have the hots for her LL.

Go spend the rest of the month on Guam .

Why are "we" dredging up historical news articles and documents?



A waste of fucking time and energy and does no good. Originally Posted by LexusLover

+1


The game is completely different, now. Hopefully NK doesn't force our hand at this point. Regardless of their ability to hit anything, if they try to we can't let it stand.

Unfortunately, I think because of Trump's rhetoric, if we don't wait for them to fire first, the international community will not look favorably at us.

He could have framed it much better and given himself some wriggle room.

If NK was the only consideration, we would run a train on that country like a $2 hooker. We must consider China.

It sucks but we do.


On a funnier note, NK's guidance and re-entry capabilities are big question marks. Any bets the thing goes up and back down into China?

Whoops!

+1


The game is completely different, now.


He could have framed it much better and given himself some wriggle room.

If NK was the only consideration, we would run a train on that country like a $2 hooker. We must consider China.

It sucks but we do.


On a funnier note, NK's guidance and re-entry capabilities are big question marks. Any bets the thing goes up and back down into China?

Whoops! Originally Posted by grean

Since we're speculating ... four launches destroyed within 500 feet of the launch sites would cause some pause ... also.

He said it about right: Interpretation ...

"Don't do it. Or you WON'T be around to regret it."

I suspect "we" are currently "mapping" the sources of concern for the South Koreans ... and identifying the locations where that Little Fucker "hunkers"! (We did that before we left Iraq ...IDed shit.)

You really have the hots for her LL. Originally Posted by bamscram

That's better than your proclivity of having the hots for HIM!

Here's her message to you!

And we've seen SEVERAL times where North Korea has bombarded islands with SOUTH koreans and others living on it.. Torpedoing a South korean ship, and many other things...
So how long will we LET HIM provoke us before actually striking back?
OR are we to, as WTF and others want, just keep on caving INTO this bully, and 'negotiate (mean give him shit)"?? Originally Posted by garhkal

I think YOU should be Secretary of State.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!!