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groovewonder wrote:so why the hell is bush going after iraq when he should be going after nk?
groovewonder wrote:wow, this site f*cking rocks! living on okinawa, i feel i'm surrounded by pro bush(bullshit) semper fi's. all respect to them, but everybody out here is a little too trusting of the god damned current president... i guess that's their job though... plus, none of them are ALLOWED to speak up, really..
cstaylor wrote:The world economy would be blasted beyond repair if Lil' Kim turned this area of the world into a radioactive wasteland...
Why doesn't the U.S. buy North Korea's exports? Everything. Surely, we can outbid Yemen. If North Korea's foreign trade totals $2.3 billion, we could buy all of it for less than a rounding error in the cost of a possible war. We can use their missiles to test Star Wars, scrap the small arms, destroy the drugs and counterfeit currency, and still come out ahead. We might even be able to exert long-term influence to shift that output to useful, peaceful products.
Another Korean War? Don't Even Think about It
GomiGirl - at large wrote:But I firmly believe that decisions regarding political or millitary intervention are not made on individual merits or otherwise of a situation but rather on the image reflected on the interuener and the hypocricy this highlights.
groovewonder wrote:nice to meet some "liberal" people for a change. maybe 1% of english speaking foreigners out here are not enlisted in the military...
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Pentagon: N. Korea Not Mobilizing Army
Despite its tough talk, North Korea has not mobilized its forces, has not hunkered down in the many tunnels it has dug into the mountainous terrain and is performing fewer than usual military training exercises near the heavily guarded border, Pentagon officials said this week.
Part of the reason could be a fuel shortage so severe that it even affects North Korea's 1.2 million-member military, which gets first crack at all of the destitute country's meager resources, the officials said.
GomiGirl - at large wrote:Cliffy,
The short answer is that maj. dad and I hold fairly similar views. My views are not altogether liberal, it is more a cynicism with the manipulation of the truth, people and the ideal of democratic process by people in power for their own selfish purposes. Nothing is ever black and white but the truth is too often distorted to beyond all recognition and fed to the masses to gain public support for less than Utopian. dare I say imoral, purposes.
Owellian, yes! Conspiracy theorist. no
GG
GomiGirl wrote:... but if all they are fed is propaganda, then this is no different to censorship..
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