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To be fair it is a little early in the day for most Americans to be up and about and most haven't heard about N. Korea's little bomb blast and missile launches of last night/this morning(depending on where they are). I had to inform my family of it and they are deeply concerned. The one you should be worried about aren't the average Americans but the weak kneed do nothing we have in the WH.

Granted a lot of Americans are going to do like my 16 yo GrandDaughter and say, "What country was that?", when I was telling them all about the nuke test and the missiles, but at least she has an excuse, she is a brain dead teenager.

I see your point. I was aware of course of the time difference and also the three day weekend. I think the firestorm of interest should start up in earnest, then, in the next 3-4 hours.

Obama said Washington will be working in the days ahead with the Security Council and other nations that have been trying to persuade North Korea to give up its nuclear ambitions.

Above is a quote from our dear leader on the subject on a new thread, and below is a quote from Japans Prime Minister!

Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso reacted even more sternly, calling the test a violation of U.N. sanctions. "It is unacceptable," Aso said, adding that an emergency meeting of the Security Council expected later Monday in New York would deal with the test, North Korea's second since 2006. Japan is particularly sensitive to such actions because its territory is within North Korean missile range.

I like his fire much better than Bozo's reaction to talk them to death. The "It is unacceptable part" tells me what I need to know about him. Link to the thread below:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2257701/posts