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But I have morals. I know the difference between right and wrong. And war is a strong word. There is no such thing as a perfect defense. They will still go on propagating and breeding their hatred. Gotta take the offense to them. Give them a taste of their words. |
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The ROK's and Japs are probably shitting kittens right about now.
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Magnitude 5.6 NEAR S. COAST OF WESTERN HONSHU, JAPAN Friday, September 10, 2004 at 02:05:57 UTC Location 33.04N 136.53E Depth 10.0 kilometers wwwneic.cr.usgs.gov/neis/bulletin/neic_nfad.html |
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This is going to be interesting to watch unfold over the next few days. After I put my flash hider on my rifle, maybe I had better buy one for my house
I hope W has his football I think it is time to go long edited - I meant to say flash hider....not flasher |
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I thought was funny Just some scary thoughts going through my head right now that seem to be retarding my ability to laugh very much right this moment |
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Yep, Explains that . looks like the nuke didnt happen. |
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Apparently you do not. |
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Snip from the AP--> The South Korean government said it was trying to confirm the report of an explosion at 11 a.m. on Thursday in Yanggang province near the border with China. I think that would be 20:00 UTC on 09/09/04. I sure hope it wan't a nuke. |
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Oh really? When is the time to use offense then? Only when one of their attacks is successfull? I mean if they launch a missile at me and I incinerate it before it gets to me. Does that mean that I cant shoot back since it didnt blow me up. Or if someone shoots at you and misses, am I not right in shooting back? Or do I wait until im wounded? Spare me. Your porbably an Arab or a Korean trying to obfuscate our senses. Go read the Koran, or go try and talk politcally with the North Koreans and try and tell me how they signify morals in any way. Nice try, try again. Fucking idiot. |
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Not a nuke, we'd know if it was, as mentioned earlier...
Probably some ancient explosives (nork military stuf goes back to WWII in some cases... Destabilized TNT?), or somebody got selected for the Darwin Awards (stupid things you do NOT do while working in an ammo dump)... Anyway, still good cause to keep building those missile defense silos... And no, you don't nuke them back if they launch a missile at you and you shoot it down... Good cause for a conventional war, though... |
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And if it was a nuke the chances they would tell you is about zero to 2%.
And in light that today is North Korea's president's anniversary I dont see it as a mistake or coincidence. DOnt like em. Never will. Ugly fuckers anyways. And their president cant even talk sense. All he knows is "america evil. america bad, i am 2 feet tall, i nuke you, america bad, kill america". He doesnt even know WHY he hates us. He just does. And he has no reason besides his own make beleive propaganda. It was his country who were terrorists and bred like monkeys hwo ran around speaking weird sounds as a language and killing all who wasnt apart of their army for no reason besides they just wanted the world as their own. Carpet bomb the country. Not like they have anything that is of any value to me. Their chicks are busted and I dont do illegal drugs. And anything they can produce, I already have. And they only spread disease and goddamn hate and terrorism. Military strategist my ass. Maybe if he opened his eyes to fucking see he would realize how stupid he looks. |
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Meh, I'm pretty sure we would just send them several boatloads of corn and a letter that contained something like: "Please don't nuke us again you stumpy Napoleon wannabe." Pfft, get a clue. That place would glow in the dark like Vegas for the next three decades. |
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Yes indeedy speedy |
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Ugly fuckers ? Monkey language ?Carpet bomb ?Busted chicks ? I'm guessing your not the cold ,calculating type. |
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Here is an interesting snip from an article I found on Globalsecurity.org here .
I took the liberty of breaking the original story into smaller paragraphs for ease of reading - hope you don't mind. God...I just love the very last line in the story (see bottom of page) !!!!! Test Preparations On 12 September 2004 The New York Times reported on a "series of actions by North Korea that some experts believe could indicate the country is preparing to conduct its first test explosion of a nuclear weapon ... Some analysts in agencies that were the most cautious about the Iraq findings have cautioned that they do not believe the activity detected in North Korea in the past three weeks is necessarily the harbinger of a test. ... One official with access to the intelligence called it "a series of indicators of increased activity that we believe would be associated with a test," saying that the "likelihood" of a North Korean test had risen significantly in just the past four weeks. The activities included the movement of materials around several suspected test sites, including one near a location where intelligence agencies reported last year that conventional explosives were being tested that could compress a plutonium core and set off a nuclear explosion. But officials have not seen the classic indicators of preparations at a test site, in which cables are laid to measure an explosion in a deep test pit." North Korea could conduct a nuclear weapons test without advance preparations beind detected by American intelligence. According to an analysis by Satoshi Morimoto of Takushoku University, " ... carrying out nuclear tests inside North Korea would be an extremely sticky action. That is because this kind of nuclear testing could only be carried out underground. There is absolutely no way they could do in the air or above ground. Even with underground nuclear testing, you normally need a fifty to sixty kilometer square of desert for a nuclear test. In the U.S., this would be something like the Nevada desert. Unless you have the kind they have in India or Pakistan, you cannot do it. The reason for this is that the underground water system gets damaged. North Korea has a very abundant flow of underground water, and if you carry out an underground nuclear test in this kind of place, radioactive materials would get into the water supply for the whole of the Korean peninsula, and also flow out into the Sea of Japan. As a consequence, if there were any underground nuclear testing in the Korean peninsula, it would not be just the ecological system, but also the topography of the land that would be damaged. So, will they indeed carry out tests? I think they might somehow manage to borrow the Pakistani desert, or else carry out tests in another country. Still, this being North Korea, one can never know. If they did do that sort of nuclear test, then the U.S. would run out of patience." |
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As a libertarian, I abhore the instigation of force. However, if attacked, I have no problem responding with everything available to me. But, that's not what my post was about. I called you on the carpet because of your comment that you'd be willing to shoot some Korean guy in the leg for expressing insufficient patriotism in this country. That makes you a fool.
I don't start fights. I end them.
Allahu Admiral Ackbar!
Hooray for the strawman argument! You have no basis for your earlier comments, so you redirect the questioning elsewhere. I'm sure Kim Jong Il would shoot someone in the leg for disagreeing with him, and apparently so would you. You must be buddies.
What I do with your sister is none of your business. |
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IF IT WAS A NUKE WE WOULD KNOW BECAUSE:
1. Sattelites detect the characteristic doubleflash of an aboveground NUDET. 2. Sattelites detect the radiation of an aboveground NUDET. 3. The airborne monitors, military and Japanese civilian, would show characteristic radioisotopes from that mushroom cloud, especially after 2-3 days. 4. Japanese seismic monitors would show that characteristic waveform of a subteranian NUDET. 5. Kim Jong Il would be proclaiming his power in no unclear terms. |
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What`s a NUDET? |
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Ah, thank you. |
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BahHahhahha... Your gunna owe me new keyboard you keep it up ! |
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They already have… Andy |
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Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh YEA!!! couple indeed.............First strike hmmmmmmm maybe.. after Bush is elected again |
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Umm, has anyone found any radiation yet?
Otherwise it just could be another ammo dump exploding, just underground. Anyone photographed a crater yet? Conventional or nuclear, after the blast there would be subsidance |
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Correct me if I'm wrong but aren't we technically still at war with NK? I think I read somewhere that there is only a truce.
It would make it easier legally to thoroughly kick their ass since we would still be at war. The NK scum detonating a nuke is probably a violation of the truce agreement. Anyone know for sure? |
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Come on man, you really shouldn't keep your feelings all pent up inside like that. Just tell us how you really feel about them. |
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Technically, a state of war still exists between NK and SK, because no peace treaty or surrender was ever signed, just an armistice...the Korean War ain't over yet, folks... |
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Doing an above ground nuclear test would be EXTREMELY provocative. It's not like they don't have plenty of water around to detonate a bomb under.
I read that they have a missle factory in that area. A bunch of stored solid rocket propelant would probably make a hell of a bang. |
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Headlines just on CNN "was not a nuclear explosion". They are not sure what the hell it was and they want to know. Looks real odd to me.
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(conspiracy hat on) Take one B2 bomber at high altitude, a GBU28, and kaboom! there goes your Taepongdo ICBM storage facility… (conspiracy hat off) Andy |
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You did say CNN right? I might believe it had it came from a reputable News Organization. Bomber |
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Well this is already September 12 so sometime in the next 2-3 weeks our ABMs go on line. So the US continent does NOT have much to fear from any NK missiles- but Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and possibly even the PRC ARE threatened.
Of course if the NK wants to sell now to Al Qaida that is another story. |
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Probably, another NASA experiment falling to Earth. |
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If it would have been a nuke, Japan would have gone into full blown alert. They are very sensitive about radiation, I don't know why.
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How would they know yet? It was underground, and without detecting any radiation yet all we know is that it was a big bang. It could be a underground nuke test It could be a accidental ammunition or rocket fuel explosion It could be a FAKED nuke test for propaganda purposes. |
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Don't even be joking like that… The Dear Leader is just the sort of nutjob to do just that… |
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Well the only way the NK could deliver a Nuke into the us now is either on a ship in a container or send it to Mexico and truck it over the border. They don't have that capabilty THEMSELVES due to their Hermit Kingdom status but sell to someone like Al Qaida and THEY have that capability. |
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The North Koreans are rumored to be looking at the old Soviet Project Skorpion basing concept… using vertical launch tubes in a merchant ship… and they bought 12 scrap ex-soviet Golfs with their launch tubes and stabalization gear as scrap from the Japanese… www.russiajournal.com/news/cnews-article.shtml?nd=44909 "Sea Scorpion: a poor man's ICBM? Steven J Zaloga Jane's Intelligence Review The Soviet 'Project Skorpion', cancelled in 1965, is an example of the possible missile launch concepts which the Rumsfeld Commission identified as being within the potential capacity of proliferant states to employ against the USA. It involved the launch of SS-N-8 missiles from vertical tubes fitted to various surface ship launch platforms, such as the Amguema icebreaker (Project 550), a dedicated missile carrier (Project 909), and a hydrographic survey ship (Project 1111). "The primary attraction of a Skorpion ship weapon system would be its ability to extend a nation's missile capability to intercontinental ranges using relatively simple technology" (p7)." Andy |
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Japan and the US has satellites that can detect nuclear radiation. And Colin Powell has made a statement that it wasn't a nuclear explosion. I hope it was North Korean rebels trying to overthrow their goverment. |
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That explains the presence of ABMs in California then... |
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That's because they're getting tired of rebuilding Tokyo after Godzilla attacks. |
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It left a crater 2.5 miles wide. Good chance it is nuclear. And a nuclear cloud isnt made by a forest fire like CNN reported. And forest fires dont leave craters.
Im open to the possibilty that they blew up some explosives to simulate a nuclear explosion. And im even opn to the possibility that theya re trying to build nuclear weapons also. Either way since we are at war witht hem, and they just set off a really big bomb. It should be in our interest to start up the war wheels. |
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If its nuclear, and it was above ground, or with a crater like that more likely it broke ground, where is the radiation? Where is the fallout? Time is ticking away, more hours go by without finding anything the less likely its nuclear. |
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dude you are either wrapped way to tight or you be a Either way take a chill pill. |
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