Concerned?

[desertrat1979]

Keep an eye on this one.

Honestly, I could give a shit with the Zimmerman/Martin argument, the standard smear campaigns you see now, what celebs have to say about shit, or the latest cop screw up people scour the news for.

Most of that shit is non-news, but seems more important than who has the US on their hit list, what and why we pay what we do at the pumps, and why their are less jobs, or for that matter, what we can do to fix it.

As to the article, I wasnt around in the 50s or 60s with the all the fun Russia brought to the US, but I have a feeling N. Korea is going to let all us youngins know what it felt like.

 

[High Binder]

Re: Concerned?

It's all smoke and mirrors.

 

[Mo_Zam_Beek]

Re: Concerned?

Can someone please point to the portion of the Constitution that discusses the US meddling in the affairs of other nations? If they want a nuke, if Iran wants a nuke - where exactly are we getting the authority to tell someone else - you can't but we can?


Good luck

 

[Mustafa]

Re: Concerned?

I'm not really concerned with North Korea. Kim Jong-Un is just trying to build his "street cred" with the people so they will continue to starve to death while he ensures his "pleasure team" is properly plumped. The regime knows that any serious move will involve them getting their asses kicked and they don't want that.

 

[Foul Mike]

Re: Concerned?

Does the USA provide aid to N. Korea and if so why.
It seems to me that we used to provide food aid a while back.
With our economy the way it is, I think we need to really look at where aid is going and why. Regards, FM

 

[Goldbeachman]

Re: Concerned?



Link: US Drops Food Aid to North Korea Because of Missle Test

US international "meddling" and authority in the US Constitution to do so have never been coterminous.

Done with my big word for the day post.

Good luck!

 

[kraigWY]

Re: Concerned?

Its more important that we concentrate on our SS agents frolicking with sporting ladies.

 

[Early Cuyler]

Re: Concerned?

Here's an interesting article on how to hurt them without firing a bullet over there:

http://business.time.com/2012/02/24/how-...t-the-100-bill/


"So then. At the risk of infuriating cash-hoarding militia members, anonymity-obsessed ACLUers, the U.S. Treasury, Russian mobsters, Laundromat owners and just about every person who has ever hid a purchase from a spouse or income from the government, I would say this to Kim Jong Un and his posse of counterfeiters: Bring it."