well kim is both, im sure he would gladly sell a nuke to a radical grp if they would succeed in nuking the US

Then he would vanish.

And we would bomb NK until it was a parking lot.

NK could even hide in their tunnels and they would still die because we developed the bunker buster.

This post was edited by Superman on Jul 22 2015 02:37pm

Pretty sure Kim is gonna be taken out by his own people at some point. I hear he's already succumbing to the usual dictator paranoia syndromes.

lol no we wouldnt.... with sk being so close, they would have to worry about the fallout, unless they would want to ship the entire south out

if anything, drone strikes would be ordered, which wouldnt do much since there are tunnels everywhere for the nk army to hide, murica would have to invade, and kim would nuke nk dead if that happened

I think you are thinking of Russia who makes big bombs so they can hit everything which includes their target.

SK isn't close enough for one of the USA's super accurate laser guided bombs to hit SK.

The demilitarization zone is 2.5 miles wide. There is a zero percent chance to hit SK.

This post was edited by Superman on Jul 22 2015 02:42pm

Senator Chuck Shumer has come out against the Iran deal. Let's see what this does to the "hardliner" narrative Hussein is promoting.



This post was edited by IceMage on Aug 8 2015 04:36pm

I have more respect for the Republicans that actually read the Iran Deal before criticizing it. Many Republicans were against the deal even before they could read it.

Scott Walker opposed the deal even before it had been completed, much less circulated for study. How stupid is that?

http://bigstory.ap.org/article/9ca4c057cc0946bda2be9e7aa72aa90c/analysis-gop-against-iran-deal-or-without-reading-it

lol.
this is a joke right? You actually trust what he says?

Beyond that - Let's say he is correct. The deal does not destroy their equipment for making a nuke. Iran doesn't care if they have to wait 15 years to build it and they get 150 billion!

...how many more thousands if not millions will die in Obama's quest for another Nobel Peace Prize ? Jimmy Carter holds the record right now but my guess is that Obama will soon surpass him .

The only people who have the ability to shift that narrative are the Republicans -- they're the ones who are being correctly characterized as sharing the stated position.

Schumer gave a long, long explanation for why he feels like he can't support the P5+1 agreement. Exactly zero Republicans in Congress have done the same. I think that'll ultimately be the cause of the GOP's failure, and the deal proceeding when Obama's veto is sustained: they haven't even begun to offer a compeling case for disapproval let alone an alternative proposal. And to make matters worse for them, what little clarity they probably could offer is about to be completely eroded by the dumpster fire that will be their town hall meetings they hold during the recess. I look forward to seeing what the Iran negotiation version of "death panels" is.

I'm hoping it involves older, less-educated whites from the "keep your government hands off my Medicare" crowd attempting to tell a nuclear physicist why this isn't the good deal for us that it is.