"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
What we should do, if North Korea shoots off a missile or makes a move toward the DMZ, is tell China what we're about to do, and then reduce Pyongyang to a pile of concrete dust. We don't even need nukes for that, and I bet you Tehran would be more than willing to step down as well.
What we will do is talk, and talk, and talk some more, and eventually give that evil little f****r what he wants.
Deborah said....The boy dictator is playing a dangerous blackmail scenario that is more "cold war" bluster than action because he knows, as the Soviets did, that it would mean annihilation. Currently, he has only moved missles around but not troops.
OT kind of. Next Saturday, Operation Gratitude starts the new drive to get boxes to our troops. The focus of this drive will be the troops stationed in Korea. Regardless of where you live you can help. Please go to the website to find a way that works for you. Donations are always good. Each box costs fifteen dollars to send. Thanks.
What we should do, if North Korea shoots off a missile or makes a move toward the DMZ, is tell China what we're about to do, and then reduce Pyongyang to a pile of concrete dust. We don't even need nukes for that, and I bet you Tehran would be more than willing to step down as well.
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I despair for my country.
Deborah said....The boy dictator is playing a dangerous blackmail scenario that is more "cold war" bluster than action because he knows, as the Soviets did, that it would mean annihilation. Currently, he has only moved missles around but not troops.
ReplyDeleteOT kind of. Next Saturday, Operation Gratitude starts the new drive to get boxes to our troops. The focus of this drive will be the troops stationed in Korea. Regardless of where you live you can help. Please go to the website to find a way that works for you. Donations are always good. Each box costs fifteen dollars to send. Thanks.
Man I dig Bill Whittle.
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