NK's 100 missiles pointed at Japan???

[Taro Toporific]

While North Korea may be feared for its 11,000 artillery pieces pointed at South Korea, its 100 missiles pointed at Japan...

Alice in Wonderland economy
NORTH KOREA IS FINALLY TRYING REFORMS, BUT SCENE IS STILL UNREAL / Sat, Mar. 15, 2003 / The Mercury News
...Then the North Korean manager started to argue with an assistant over how much to charge for lunch -- $9 or $100.
An American diner, halfway through his bowl of spicy noodles, suggested calculating a price based on profits.
``Our purpose is not to make a profit,'' Kim Chol, the 45-year-old manager, said patiently. ``It is for the everlasting honor of our beloved leader, Kim Jong Il, that we are interested in serving proper meals to South Korean tourists, even to foreign tourists.''

[cstaylor]

So that makes Roh and Fat Bastard Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum?

[Taro Toporific]

So that makes Roh and Fat Bastard Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum?

Who knows but check out this one...

[url]Will Japan Become a Battlefield in War With North Korea?[/url]
...It is only a matter of time until North Korea launches a Tepodong 2 missile at Japan and attacks Japan with sarin gas.
....Kim Jong Il May Attack Japan as Iraq War Starts...
...It is utterly ironic that it is Japan that has been providing the North Koreans with materials used in the production of sarin.
...In 1996, Hyogo Prefecture police arrested an executive of a North Korean organization in Japan on suspicion of illegally exporting chemical materials, including ammonium fluoride, which are needed to produce sarin.
The Washington Post dated February 28 reported that an 'unidentified' cargo ship, the 'Sosang,' which was found off the coast of Yemen last December unloaded missiles in Yemen and afterwards, entered a German port and loaded sodium cyanide. The ship returned to North Korea with the chemicals on February 13....
....The North Koreans wanted to buy 100,000 tons of rock salt for making kimchi, a sour Korean pickle.
A source familiar with the investigation said, "North Korea imported 600,000 tons of rock salt from Australia this year. The country has been increasing its rock salt imports which is unusual. Our investigation has found that the rock salt could be used for producing a large amount of hydrochloric acid."