The threat is not NK or Iraq or Iran or anyone else.
Don't be a dumbass.
The threat IS NK.
No, the threat is this administration. Like I've said before, there will be, at least for the forseeable future, rogue nations that require our attention. And there is amy number of ways to skin these rogue cats. This administration, however, has chosen the loudest, the most aggressive as well as the easiet way to go at them.......they play foreign diplomacy like the NFL plays football. Until you understand this distinction and all the possibilities that have been overlooked, you will forever walk lockstep behind Bush.
The threat IS Iraq. Iran, a lesser one. NK is going to be exceptionally difficult for us to deal with militarily. They are able to spew Bio/Chem weapons into Seoul without notice, potentially killing millions. Yet, if we don't stop the reactivation of this nuclear plant they'll be adding nuclear capability on top of it. Further, they're selling this crap to any terrorist who comes along.
They all will be difficult to deal with......rogue nations didn't become rogue by being compliant.
I think we'll be at war with both nations within a short period of time.
That's right.........there is no chance of peace now thanks to Mr. Bush and his axis of evil crap. It made such a great sound bite months ago but now sounds really kind of silly and hollow.
This is precisely why Saddam must be totally disarmed. You can't allow these people to have access to these kinds of weapons. Clinton foolishly allowed NK to get them; now, we have what may be the most serious WMD threat since the Cuban Missle Crisis as a result of Clinton's incompetence (coupled with Carter's gullibility, I suppose).
There will always be a Saddam; and we will never have enough military power to take care of all the Saddams; and we will never ever be safe again.......if we were at all in the past.
We are not God; we can not do the impossible....when will you get this fact programmed into your hard drive.
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