Comments on: Axis of Evil Rolling Along

By: vivi

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By: Benjamin Cardozo

Benjamin Cardozo — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 18:18:10 +0000

One major point overlooked, althouhg it is duly noted that NoKo is kicking out IAEA inspectors, those inspectors include 6-8 U.S. experts that have been at Yongbyon since November 2007. After the champagne toast with Madeleine Albright, Kim admitted that NoKo violated the agreement reached before the ink was even dry. This culminated inj NoKo's first nuclear test in 2006. The problem was that the original agreement accpeted NoKo's compliance as an article of faith without verification. Bush rightly demanded thereafter that future disarmament talks engaged between NoKO, China, Russia and our mutual defense treaty partners Japan and South Korea, be accompanied by verification, that is the presence of inspectors securing the Yongbyon facility. Bush was resolute and Kim acceded to this demand. With President Pantywaist now leading the the US, Japan and S. Korea in the six way talks, Kim knows he can can ratchet up the provocation. What is even more troubling is that the President Pantywaist ordered, over the objections of our military commanders, our sea basewd x-band radar to remain at base at Pearl Harbor so not to "provoke" the North Koreans. Obama considered the deployment of the x-band radar "provocative" based solely on domestic political considerations. The x-band radar is the cornerstone to our anti missile technology, which opponents say should not be deployed until it has been found to be 100% reliable in real world situations, which are not readily available since we can only simulate actual "enemy" missile launches. This deployment would have been the best real world test to date of the effectiveness of x-band radar to track missiles,and the data accumulated would be invaluable to our intelligence efforts.

By: I'mFedUp

I'mFedUp — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:56:09 +0000

Unfortunately, though, Ferraro ended up big time supporting the Fraud. That made me sick.

By: Peggy Sue

Peggy Sue — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:49:42 +0000

Andrew said:

” . . .although Geraldine Ferraro unfairly paid a heavy price for making that accurate point.”

She most certainly did. Savaged immediately for saying what a lot of people thought.

By: No-nonsense-Nancy

No-nonsense-Nancy — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:23:29 +0000

I see a third world war in the future and another draft for the US. And this time there will be no defermants and our girls will go, too. Heaven help us!

By: NoTrollZone

NoTrollZone — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:06:08 +0000

Oh, by mentioning we’d hypothetically move people to South Korea I did that assuming we would go to war with N. Korea with ground troops and such initially stationed in S. Korea.

By: andrew191

andrew191 — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:53:45 +0000

Scott, I think you should be careful with remarks like “the black version of Jimmy Carter”. I think that sort of statement could be viewed as racist, and I’m sure you did not intend that. It is great to compare 0bama to Carter, I’m sure Carter is thinks it’s great too; finally, a president has come along that makes Carter look good. However, it is not wise to drag in race or color as criteria for judging or contrasting 0bama. His weekness, arrogance, vanity, and distorted view of the world should never be linked to his race or heritage. Jerks like 0bama exist in ALL races.

If you want to make the plausible claim that the main reason 0bama became President is that he is half AA, go for it. That’s not racist, just common sense, although Geraldine Ferraro unfairly paid a heavy price for making that accurate point.

By: NoTrollZone

NoTrollZone — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:53:41 +0000

The question is how can you stop any country from developing nuclear capability, developing nuclear weaponry, or using nuclear weapons to threaten other countries? It is starting to look like it simply can’t be done. Following on the heels on the international community doing nothing but shake pencils over the I/P crisis, the international community looks like an f-ing joke. One of the dangers to Israel (forget about the disgusting treatment and murder of the Palestinians) was to
get Iran to step up its war machine. Brilliant Israel, you’ve done it. Help the real threat against you to find the political will to push the envelope. And now, with the Koreans having seen how spineless the International community can be, what the hell prevents them from doing whatever they want?
What are we going to do about it? Sign a letter with other countries condemning it —yeah, worked great with Israel. Are we going to threaten to go to war with Korea? Yeah, right. Let’s see we just move some people from Afghanistan over to South Korea, move some people from Iran to Afghanistan.
Uh, shit, even by playing Risk (the board game– not our entrenched foreign policy), one can see that you need to have troops to fight a war.

By: NoTrollZone

NoTrollZone — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:42:17 +0000

yes, that was the one sour note in an otherwise informative post.

By: Docelder

Docelder — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:38:21 +0000

I have been wondering what would stop North Korea from launching anti-satellite satellites? I hope the people with responsibility are paying attention.

By: mdmom

mdmom — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:36:49 +0000

I enjoyed your post but was the comment regarding Sec State C. Rice being hormonal necessary? Sexist statements like that tend to lesson credibility, at least in my eyes.

By: Peggy Sue

Peggy Sue — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:33:11 +0000

This is scary stuff. It’s why looking at history is important because you can always find patterns repeating themselves. Iran and N. Korea are bad agents and quite willing to take advantage of the current global meltdown, while the Obama administration seems all too willing to appease in the same way Carter bent to ill-winds blowing.

Time to stay watchful! I hope we don’t remain dopey and clueless. But history also teaches that we often repeat our mistakes, even with fair warning. Nothing new under the sun, I guess.

By: I'mFedUp

I'mFedUp — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:15:31 +0000

The Fraud is a pansy ass who hates America. We’re going to get our asses blown sky high because he’s such a jerk. I have never been scared to live in this country, never. Not until this usurper stole the White House. Now I’m terrified that one of these creeps will take advantage of the Stoner in Chief and nuke us. Christ.

By: ScottVA

ScottVA — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 16:02:03 +0000

NoBama is weak so it’s no wonder these two jackass nations are acting up even more then normal… They see the black version of Jimmy Carter emerging and are laughing their heads off about it!

By: chris from Chicago

chris from Chicago — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:38:28 +0000

“AXIS OF EVIL ROLLING ALONG”
One of these days, one of these nutbars is going to get up on the wrong side of the bed, or didn’t get laid the night before, or is in his manic cycle of his bi-polarity, and he is going to push that button and all hell will break loose…