Our President will sit with his advisors & staff & promptly send a strongly worded note to Kim telling we are displeased with his actions. After all, the messiah wants change & Kim is going about things in the old school method.
Sorry Bish, you're dreaming. *agrees with Minks*
i don't think any of us wants a nukefest. 'cept possibly winky.
most of them do sugar, most of them do.I feel all dirty.
The U.N. Security Council is considering tough sanctions to punish North Korea for its nuclear test. In turn, North Korean leaders said they would respond in "self-defense" to the as-of-yet unspecified sanctions but did not say how.
U.S. intelligence officials have spotted activity at a key North Korean military facility that has them "kind of worried," a senior official told FOX News.
What does a nuclear madman have to do to get America’s attention? On Memorial Day, the North Koreans detonated “an underground atomic device many times more powerful than the bombs that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki,” as my old colleagues at the Irish Times put it. You’d think that’d rate something higher than “World News In Brief,” see foot of page 37. But instead Washington was consumed by the Supreme Court nomination of Sonia Sotomayor, who apparently has a “compelling personal story.”
"I don't think that anybody in the (Obama) administration thinks there is a crisis," Gates told reporters aboard his military jet early Friday morning, still Thursday night in Washington.
Probably starts with 'nam Part II: This time we really win.so, then, foreign policy advisors, what EXACTLY should the administration be doing? please lay out your plan step-by-step with detailed timing.
A UN report says Iran now has enough uranium to make an atomic bomb.
The UN's nuclear watchdog, the IAEA, says Iran has amassed more than 1,300kg of uranium - well over the amount needed to make a single atomic bomb.
Iran has ignored UN resolutions ordering it to stop enriching uranium, saying its programme is peaceful.