[WatchNKorea]

Great news! With North Korea now using the Clinton light water nuclear reactors to make more nuclear bombs - Bush hurried on this. (In light of N. Korea's statements last week, I now wonder if any delusional Democrats will still be voicing their opposition!)

[MeekOneGOP]

Mr. Bush is expected to announce the decision today, with Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and other defense officials then describing the details of the deployment plan.

The decision comes a year after the United States withdrew from the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty to allow more effective research and development of a system to shoot down long-range and short-range missiles. It also fulfills a presidential campaign promise Mr. Bush made in May 2000.

Thank, my FRiend !! Good article.

[goldilucky]

From post 1: The system will provide the United States with a limited defense against long-range missile threats, primarily those posed by rogue states. Recent missile tests and U.S. intelligence reports have pinpointed North Korea, Iran and Iraq as the likeliest nations to pose such a threat.

Don't forget, Rumsfield, that it was your advisor committees who provided the money and missle technology to those same rogue states posing a threat to the U.S. And of course, the U.S. has a limited defense. We gave our missle techology away to those rogue states. As much as I am suspicious about Col. Lunev's position in exposing what the enemy states have against us, we have much to blame for dealing with them in the first place.