If We've Got A missile, Let's Fire It Into George Bush's Window, Say N Koreans

The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 6-25-2006 | Sergey Soukhorukov - Colin Freeman

[Libloather]

about we put one down Kim's window too?

One US missile into Kim's window. What would that mean?

[C210N]

what, exactly, did the *Crintons do to prevent this?

another way to ask this question: What, exactly, did the *Crintons do to enable this?

[balk]

"Our Dear Leader knows what he does, and if it's necessary to keep something secret, we will".

There's something refreshing about this line of thought...

[ConservativeMan55]

bttt

[ConservativeMan55]

LOL!! How ironic eh?

[Libloather]

...another way to ask this question: What, exactly, did the *Crintons do to enable this?

This goes to your department for an answer. Is there one?

[Rembrandt]

This sad response by the residents of North Korea is exactly what the MSM would like to have commonplace in the US of A, and it's the territory the MSM owned for 30+ years. Thank God for Free Republic and talk radio. Thanks Rush.

[RichInOC]

Oh, do, by all means! I've been thinking somebody needs a nuclear beating for a while. I thought it was Mahmoud and the Iranian camelhumpers, but if you little midget-worshiping, crotch-sucking kimchi-breaths insist on cutting in line, you'll do just as well.

[edpc]

By saying my question was rhetorical, I was telling you, in a courteous way, I already knew what you pointed out. Therefore....I doubt I need to tell you the reasons why the media loves to air what they consider our dirty laundry while ignoring other nations.

[Mr_Moonlight]

My apologies then, I never doubted the sense of rhetoric in your response, and caught it right away. If my response came off as sarcastic or smarmy, then I apologize ... it wasn't meant that way.

This has been (yet another!) bad week for the drive-by liberal media, and I suppose that I was celebrating the Shadenfreud of it all with my response to you.

[Luke Skyfreeper]

"Our Dear Leader knows what he does, and if it's necessary to keep something secret, we will".

Like the fact that ordinary people outside of North Korea don't live in ramshackle huts and have more than three potatos and water to eat every week.

[Southack]

"When I take a look at a globe the shortest route to the United States from North Korea is over the northern part of Alaska. And at a glance using that route, Chicago looks just about as close to North Korea as Los Angeles is. So when they say they could hit the west coast I don't see how that doesn't also mean they could also hit a large part of the rest of the United States."

Wrong coast.

The reporters are referring to our *other* West Coasts in Alaska and Hawaii...more specifically the Western-most Aleutian island (uninhabited) and the NorthWest-most Hawaiian reef.

[radiohead]

Thanks for the link. I'm fascinated by photos from NK. Thank God for accidents of birth, huh? I can't imagine living there.