[huldah1776]

I'm trying to imagine being Otto's mom, but what was he doing there in the first place? The flyover was probably a proportional response. I would love to see them, too, if I was on US soil. Not anywhere else except maybe Australia. Saw the Stealth bomber fly over once. Unforgettable.

[JPG]

Hory crap!!

[sipow]

Flying bombers over a neighboring country doesn’t send a message. A couple well placed bombs would send a message.

[Cheerio]

[Ax]

There is a lot of unkicked KorCom ass north of the 38th Parallel. I’m a 74-year old disabled vet and wouldn’t going after them with my Smoky Mountain Oak cane and give those roaches a wood shampoo.

[Lurker]

Wow. 2 whole planes.

It should have been 200 B-52s.

L

[Old Yeller]

Sunday is the anniversary of the start of the Korean War (1950). I predict the Trump administration has picked that day to hit N. Korea. It would be symbolic.

[HollyB]

“but what was he doing there in the first place”

Obviously he and his family were more than naive, when he chose to take an educational tour there.

“Warmbier, then 21, was visiting North Korea as part of a tourist group arranged by Young Pioneer Tours, a tour agency based in Xian, China. “

https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.com/amp/Politics/timeline-otto-warmbiers-saga-north-korea-released/story%3Fid%3D48015088

[BAW]

If we “break” North Korea . . . we own it. Be careful what we wish for.