A stern letter to the UN is probably on its way already. That’ll teach ‘em.

Obama is putting the whole country in danger.

THIS PRESIDENT IS DANGEROUS.

What continues to shock me is how there are a number of liberal Americans who actually think that we have no right to object to North Korea having the capability of launching nuclear weapons. They claim that because we used two nuclear weapons to end world Wor II, “fair’s fair!!!”

Amazing is it not. I think sometimes they teach this bs at our own universities.

Why attack either Iran or North Korea? He had enough on his plate. Let the Democrats accept the full political consequences of their pacifism. There was absolutely no political consensus to take action against either country, especially after Iraq.

Now, the Democrats have to deal with the reality of their rhetoric.

Surprise!!!

So we just have to be more understanding of the North Korean leadership and give them an extra helping of ice cream for dessert.

Obama is exercising the well-known formula for rearing delinquent teens and an early demise of the parents.

But this should be no surprise – we elected a man as president who truly believes that our way of life is oppressing the world and unust and that we need to atone by creating a socialist dictatorship in which enlightened leaders like himself can bring salvation – and crush all opponents under his boot heels.

Any allusions to Scripture are stricitly coincidental – NOT.

as the direct result of this idiot we elected. It may be enough to wake up the Country but I doubt it.

What is a good foreign policy for N. Korea? I’ve always been under the impression that they are a kind of a hopeless situation.

1) They’re already economically/socially isolated so sanctions don’t really work (they seem to get what they need off black market transactions)
2) Their leadership doesn’t care about starving their people.
3) They could turn Seoul into smoldering rubble in ~10 minutes so their aren’t any good military options.
4) Their leadership is genuinely nuts. (See hatchet incident of 1976)

If there are good options beyond empty rhetoric with N. Korea I’d love to hear them.

as “irresponsible” in most dictionaries, but I’ve seen it used in context suggesting “disloyal” and “untrustworthy (as in “sell you out in a heartbeat if convenient”).

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are shaking in their boots, perhaps having unplanned bowel movements, and preparing to grovel before the new Colossus of the West, the Giant that stands astride the nations of the world, the Big O Himself. Boy, the liberals sure knew what they were doing when they handed this gift to us.
May we have a chorus of “we hope he succeeds”.

We probably did ask Japan to not shoot down their missile. But, I doubt we can do it either. Stars Wars has not worked well in even staged tests. But, we don’t want the world to know it. So, no threatening to shoot down the missile or letting anyone else do it.

I am not a fan of letting the North Koreans starve. It is not like they had a choice (unlike the Americans who volunatarily chose the Boob in Chief) in their leader. The average North Korean is too busy starving to politically agitate. Punishing them for acts taken by an unelected leader is not right.

I honestly had a friend suggest in a law school public policy class that we should just ship women, cars and caviar to the guy in exchange for his promise to end the nuclear program. My friend really did not get why this was not a good idea. It was not getting through that crazy guy would not just stop but would continue his extortion attempts to our detriment.

Short of taking out Kim Il Jong directly, I don’t know what the optins are. And if we take him out, who takes over? there is no nascent democracy movement just waiting for its chance (see, starving people mentioned above).

He has a charity that works in N Korea, they give food and meds to some hosptials and nursing homes. They have helped the hosptials build greenhouses. Other charities have been able to give food through them.

His wife’s grandfather was a missionary in Korea and she was born in China, her dad was a physician there. She was in North Korea part of the time growing up but it wasn’t North Korea then.

Obama talks the talk but will NEVER walk the walk

John Bolton in 2006

Did anyone notice that Obama talked today about UN mandates that had consequences and are not just empty threats? I could have sworn that was the legal reasoning behind invading Iraq? Will anyone ever point that out to him? Probably not…no one in the media has any man parts.