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By Jack Kim
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea, condemned by the U.N. Security Council for its nuclear test the previous day, looked set to further ratchet up tension with a report on Tuesday that it would launch more short-range missiles.
Originally posted by BlasteR
I don't even know what to say to this. After all the suffering the North Korean people have been through, they are now the ones that will have to suffer more because of the UN sanctions that are soon to be enforced. Honestly, they are the ones that are ultimately going to suffer from all this. At least until 'Lil Kim decides to try and nuke someone. I'd be more worried if he was on his death bed. The guy's a nutbag already. Close to death he wouldn't have anything to lose by lobbing some nukes around the region. Maybe even one or two at California, Alaska and/or Hawaii.
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[edit on 26-5-2009 by BlasteR]
Originally posted by HunkaHunka
It's time to remove Lil' Kim from power.
No more Jack Daniels for you Jong...
Originally posted by CX
Just in from Sky News, South Korea has comfirmed that N.Korea has just test fired two short range missiles.
No further details as yet.
CX.
Originally posted by AdmiralX
Well, he is SEEKING delivery method. One "country" has been given nukes, and has them aimed at EUROPE!!!
Originally posted by SLAYER69
reply to post by HunkaHunka
You know Washington, Beijing and maybe even Moscow are on a 3way hot line right this very moment. It's time. China wont allow the region to go under they need the economic boost and this would derail their economy faster than greased lightning.
LIL Kimmy's days are numbered.
Mark my words.
The North's announcement that it conducted its second underground test of a nuclear device drew quick condemnation across the globe, including from its big neighbor and traditional ally, China. The Obama administration, which said the North's action invited stronger, unspecified international pressure, has consistently called for Korean denuclearization but seemed not to have anticipated a deepening nuclear crisis.