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Wednesday, July 05, 2006
  North Korea Morning Update So, here we go again.
Japan's Kyodo News agency reported that the missile landed six minutes after launch, but did not say where. The chief of Russia's general staff said that Russian tracking systems showed that Pyongyang may have launched up to 10 missiles during the day, the Interfax news agency reported.
Frank over at Left of The Dial asks a really good question I've been pondering as well.
Here's my question: do we really know for sure that the long-range Taepodong-2 missile launched Tuesday was really a dud? In other words, could it have been an "intentional dud" to lure the world into thinking it doesn't work?
With a seventh missile launched during the night, my question is what are the North Koreans trying to prove. The world is acting outraged, according to mainstream media. But the missiles will get us talking about this. I'm a child of the Cold War. This entire thing dredges up old fears of when I was lying in bed as a kid worrying. And can we defend any missiles headed for our country? 
Comments:
North Korea isn't going to attack anyone. Why would they?

This whole thing is stupid. This is plastered all over the MSM for one reason and one reason only...

...so Americans will forget about the Illegal war in Iraq, the treason committed by Cheney, Rove ect. in the plame incident, and the fact that our country is being assaulted from within by the Repiglikan Party and their Evangelical, Jesus-Pimp supporters.

Don't fall for this shit, people. We have work to do. Focus on the issues and the crimes committed by the Bush Regime. We can't achieve victory against those that hate our freedom abroad, unless we achieve victory against their counterparts here at home.

VOTE THE PIGS OUT!
 
Nuclear missiles freak me out as well, Huck.
And I don't trust things the way they are.
 
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