Would you support a war against Korea?
Apparently there have been stories that Korea was actually aiming the missile at Hawaii..or close to it. If this story is found to be valid and Korea was aiming the Taepodong-2 at Hawaii would you support a war against Korea? Any citizen with have a brain would think, "they are firing missiles at us? Yes of course I support it". But we have some liberals on these boards so I would like to see what they think.
Originally posted by Flamboyant4LifeBecause then we can't threaten them, and I think some people are worried that certain leader's just won't care about M.A.D.
Well, NK has china on their side..I don't see anything wrong with other countries having/testing nuclear weapons. We have them, why can't other countries.
considering this missile test and trade winds in that area, if Kim Jong Il fired a missile with a nuclear payload, all he would do is knockout power over much of North Korea, and contaminate the whole country along with parts of south korea and the Kamchatcka penninsula. That would probably end his regime due to massive civillian casualties and US troopes and aid rolling across the DMZ to help the millions of casualties, not to mention Russia and China's reaction.
The fact of the matter is that Kim is facing virtual revolution from his military advisors after this test and russia and china aren't too happy either. Both of them could roll over PyongYang within 24 hours.
North Korea has Russia and China to back them. Some would say that Korea are in fact their pawns. I wouldn't mind a war however. We're long overdue for a 3rd WW anyway. Exciting times we live in! Swift and utter destruction will come in the following years. Prepare to get your world rocked- pun intended.
I don't know how much that swould fix...he's already had children...and done too much damage.
Bush is desperate for an issue that can try to let him back in to global political dialogue. He's trying to use North Korea, jumping up and down shouting "loookeee, lookeee....lookeee what thier doing" even though North Korea's missile tests were more like lauching wet bottlerockets as a desperate last gasp to draw global attention away from Iran (who is playing a brilliant political role).