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Oh, that's right..Former President Bill Clinton says he agrees with the Bush administration's fight against terrorism. But, he said it's North Korea, not Iraq, that poses the biggest threat with its weapons of mass destruction... - April 14, 2003 - http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2003/04/14_helmsm_clinton/
One big Dong that failed, and two little Dings that didn't..gomichild wrote:3 missiles has just been officially confirmed.
I think Lil' Kim's just getting into the Fourth of July spirit..North Korea launched a long-range Taepodong-2 missile early Wednesday in an apparently unsuccessful test that failed in flight, a senior State Department official said.
North Korea also tested at least two smaller missiles, U.S. sources told CNN.
Both missiles were launched from a site other than the one intelligence officials have watched for weeks ahead of the long-range missile test, a senior State Department official said..
It's now 6 missiles! Two possible long range..GuyJean wrote:One big Dong that failed, and two little Dings that didn't..
http://edition.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/asiapcf/07/04/korea.missile/index.html
:pgomichild wrote:GuyJean beat me to the punch!
Whew.. Feeling much better now. ]If you are lucky and haven't changed your money yet you might even be able to profit from it as the value of the South Korean won is sure to drop when the markets open.[/quote]gomichild wrote:Shinzo Abe says it's officially just 5.
Bid'ness.. Aaaand pleasure.mr. sparkle wrote:Why the hell are you going to So Ko for GJ? Bid'ness?
GuyJean wrote:Great.. On my way to South Korea today.. This should be interesting.
GJ
gomichild wrote:Launched at 5:22 pm.
GomiGirl wrote:Damn - do we need to get to an air-raid shelter?? Where is the nearest air-raid shelter? I feel like we are in the Blitz!!
IkemenTommy wrote:Either Kim Jong Mentally Ill really went insane or some people are suspecting that N.K. is having some kind of internal turmoil of power. Either way, N.K. is really screwing themselves up with the PR with the rest of the world.
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