Korea-What Happens Next?

[conspiracy analyst]

Korea has announced that it has launched a nuclear missile test.
Taking into account that it is one of the axis of evil countries how will the USA now react?

Taking into account Rumsfield sold nuclear reactors to the country is it once more a case of the pot calling the kettle black?

http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2003/05/12/3423 16/index.htm

[Roger the Horse]

I'd be surprised if we see any immediate action other than more sanctions to be honest. One of the main results of the North Korean tests will be that it will make any future action against Iran due to apparent uranium enrichment even more absurd. Mind you, when has that ever stopped Bush and co?

[xmasdale]

Of course it's regrettable and deplorable that the state of fear in the world is such that North Korea feels obliged to join the nuclear club.

The hypocrisy of the other eight members of that club, with their attitude of it's OK for responsible people like us to have them but you mustn't, is sickening. They are in breach of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty in that they have done nothing to abolish or even reduce their nuclear weapons stockpiles, a requirement of the treaty. India and Pakistan have notably upped the anti by recently acquiring such weapons. Israel stays quiet but, thanks to the bravery of the long persecuted Mordechai Vanunu, is known to have such weapons.

The only two members of the nuclear club who have shown responsibility are South Africa and Ukraine who have both got rid of their nuclear weapons.

[Andrew Johnson]

Remember, the media is probably as corrupt as the government. This is more smoke and mirrors (they may truly have tested something, they may not).

I haven't been able to find much corroboration of this but, ALex Jones often references a story in 2003 of a Korean Missile test reaching Alaskal....

http://times.hankooki.com/lpage/nation/200303/kt2003030417272311970.ht m

So how significant is this story even if it's true? Possible Answer: as significant as they want it to be...?

[Bicnarok]

What I can´t understand is why other countries like France did numerous Nuclear tests on thier path of development, but N. Korea cannot.

Ok they are apparently a threat , dangerous part of the axis of evil etc as the media and governments will have us believe. But can you blame them, when you look at how the US aggression based on lies is esculating.

Ok Nuclear tests arn´t good for the inviroment and the earth, thats one reason why they shouldn´t happen, but you can´t have one rule for one country another for another.

I don´t think sanctions will effect N.korea anyway, seeing as they are removed from the western world community in many ways. They will probably be left alone now seeing as they can retaliate in a big way.

[brian]

Night follows day -


MK: N. Korean test shows West must act fast on Iran

By Haaretz Service and Agencies

"...Perhaps this case, that of North Korea, will teach them a lesson regarding the Iran issue," Sneh told Israel Radio, referring to the West. "Israeli policy should take advantage of what happened, in order to explain and persuade the international community, saying to it, 'Do something, before it's too late.'" -

http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/772278.html

[Andrew Johnson]

Spinning the windmills of our minds....

[gypsum]

[Pincher]

You lot don't get it do you? And I am not going to spell it out for you. Get yourselves an atlas and, if you scraped GCSE Geography, it might just dawn on you who the North Korean nuclear weapons programme really belongs to.

There again, your ideological blinkers will probably stop you from seeing what's right on the end of your nose...

[THETRUTHWILLSETU3]

Spill the beans then Pincher?

[zappasearcher]

I think Pincher is refering to China. I am inclined to think this way myself too.

In fact I would argue that the oil and drugs in the Middle East are only secondary concerns (and used to finance ops) but being in control of the area to be as close to China's borders is the real concern for the 'West'.

Of course, no doubt the Chinese backers are the same people who are backing the 'West' - ie; Int'l Banking Cartel aka Rothschilds et al.

[Serge]

N Korea is no more part of an axis of evil than the US and UK. Because a country stands up and refuses to bow to pressure from the US Gov, makes this country Evil?. Cobblers.

All lies and propaganda. During the cold war, lies and propaganda were rife, and we were lead to believe the west was good, and the east was bad. The truth is, the west is bad. With monsters like Bush and Blair about, is it any wonder why a nuclear deterent is sought by many?. Isn't it strange that nobody has asked 'what has N Koread done wrong anyway?'.

The British media and Bliars cronies are merely brainwashing people into thinking N Korea is bad and portrayed as being run by another nutter. As if Iran, Iraq etc... was not enough?.

Nothing to fear from N Korea, but everything to fear from Bliar and Bush.

[Woodee]

North Korea has weapons of mass destruction.... INVADE INVADE!!!!!

[Pincher]

[Serge]

[conspiracy analyst]

[Pincher]

[Banish]

Why bother with NUKES when 10.000 ltrs of kerosene can wipe out Manhattan??

[Briaman]