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SUPPORT THE PRINCIPLED PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH. YES!

Amazing, isn’t it, how quickly dumb students can wise up when the whiplash hangs from the principal’s hands? Let the kids run the school, and they’ll do it. Stake out a take-charge principal, and the kids’ll line up.

So it is this Sunday with two boids — North Korea and the United Nations. One Iraqi conflict teaches a quickie lesson to two boids.

Wednesday the UN decided that N Korea had better shape up on its nukes pile-up. Imagine, it was actually the UN Security Council finding its dentures. One never knows what a day’ll hatch. Just a few weeks ago, Council was nothing but gumming it.

You see, Security Council had actually discussed last week the critical situation in N Korea regarding its nuclear agenda. In other words, Security Council bit down — hard.

N Korea shot back via a foreign ministry spokesman, according to BBC correspondent Caroline Gluck. He said the Security Council’s bite-down was nothing more than the first chapter in the next gobble up. Ooops. Not good. Take warning.

So official Korean Central News Agency let out with a wail. Stop!, UN, you’re using us for munchies. Stop in the name of nuclear weaponry build-up. Stop. If you don’t you’ll be responsible for upping the ante on bullets a-flying-plus. In other words, matters on Korean peninsula will not be vacation pleasant.

Stop ‘meddling’!, N Korea protests.

N Korea then gave exit to UN nuclear inspectors, pulling out of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty as well. So there! Plus: N Korea made clear that it no longer adheres to Security Council authority. Well, that makes for N Korea, Britain and US finally agreeing on something. Small blessings, but blessings nonetheless.

Since Security Council is starting to waken up from a long winter’s nap by way of a N Korea slap-around, the latter threatens to increase its defense line-ups. Officials there state that a “strong military deterrence” is the major means of forestalling a war similar to what has taken place in Iraq.

See what happens when the kids no longer run the school but principal starts taking a strong hand to things? See what happens when the US-led coalition cares not a twit about the rest of the world loving us, but primarily cares about the rest of the world respecting freedom and what is right?

Boidie N Korea proclaims that the country has learned a lesson from the Iraqi war, that is, that permitting inspectors does not cancel out conflict but instead instigates it.

Good thing the coalition didn’t back down on the Iraqi Freedom or the world would be in one big dip with N Korea’s prowess strutting itself across our global stage.

Good thing United States President George W. Bush did not cower to the Democrats, Pope and other disillusioned fogs but instead kept right on keeping on. Very intriguing how principle over polls can win out.

N Korea along with Iraq and Iran have been set forth as the axis of evil. Guess what? One down, two to go, according to the President’s Saturday radio address. You heard it from the man who won’t quiver.

Bless This House sung along with this afternoon,
twice because I love this song for our troops USO Canteen, and
Prayer of Protection said for all who enter the USO Canteen Freeper Style,
including our troops, our veterans, their families and our allies.
Welcome to all who come to honor our troops and veterans,
for whom this USO Canteen was created.

A PRAYER OF PROTECTION

The light of God surround you
The love of God enfold you
The power of God protect you
The presence of God watch over you
Wherever you are, God is,
And all is well.
Amen.

Wherever you are, God is, and all is well!