Monday, October 09, 2006
let's drop the big one
BOOM!
north korea claims to have blown up their first nuclear weapon today, despite harsh criticism not to do so by the rest of the world (except china). today's action is a big middle fingered response to that criticism.
what is the big deal here folks? there are so many nuclear weapons in the world now, that forbidding north korea (and next iran) from having one is total hypocracy. think about it. if one of these so called radical states ever used their one or maybe two nuclear weapons on anyone, the united states would blast that country beyond the stone age. could it be that is what some people would want to have happen? and i am thinking of a name of a company that begins with the letter "h" and ends with "ali-burton."
in totally unrelated news john howard is now considering the possiblity of selling enriched uranium to north korea. hey, it would be "good for the australian economy." afterall, the coward government had no qualms bribing saddam hussein to buy australian wheat. truly, this guy knows how to spot a deal.
north korea claims to have blown up their first nuclear weapon today, despite harsh criticism not to do so by the rest of the world (except china). today's action is a big middle fingered response to that criticism.
what is the big deal here folks? there are so many nuclear weapons in the world now, that forbidding north korea (and next iran) from having one is total hypocracy. think about it. if one of these so called radical states ever used their one or maybe two nuclear weapons on anyone, the united states would blast that country beyond the stone age. could it be that is what some people would want to have happen? and i am thinking of a name of a company that begins with the letter "h" and ends with "ali-burton."
in totally unrelated news john howard is now considering the possiblity of selling enriched uranium to north korea. hey, it would be "good for the australian economy." afterall, the coward government had no qualms bribing saddam hussein to buy australian wheat. truly, this guy knows how to spot a deal.
