Iran/N Korea, what shall we do?

Fri Jun 26, 2009 9:40 pm » by **Soldierboy**

drextin wrote:
I agree with a lot of this, Mep.
If you could state your arguments this calmly and clearly on a regular basis, people might listen to what you have to say.

Cb, look at the writing style. Those are not his thoughts. They are plagiarized from someone else. If you notice he has made some of the same points on other threads using some of the same language but meppin it up at the same time. This post here by him is where he is getting his ideas from.

Your right dude!! those are not his words!! he never once said soldiers were dumbass's! in fact he never even used the word "dumbass". and to top it off he said he CARES ABOUT OUR SOLDIERS!! wow...... I'm speachless. I feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I think he must be back on his meds, yes that must be it. MEP come on down and enlist in the us army, :rtft:

we will make a man out of you boy. that way you dont have to wait for the draft. come on buddy, dont be frightened :nails:

Sat Jun 27, 2009 2:01 am » by **Samejj**

Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:42 am » by **Strider**

txrandy41 wrote:I can't understand why the US continues to sit back and do nothing about Iran or N Korea, we keep placing sanctions that never work and then act surprised when it doesn't work. The abuse and neglect in those horrible places will never stop and it doesn't matter what we say or do, they are barbarians and still live as if the dark ages were the present. Isn't it time to put up or shut up? The US is starting to look as if we fight wars with words and hide when the real battle is threatened, ( for all of you thinking Iraq is an example, you are wrong ) Iraq could have been done with years ago but we have failed AS ALWAYS to finish a war. The US continues to put our Soldiers in harms way and nothing is ever accomplished, now Obama wants to pull them out WHAT A DAMN JOKE..That's like building a roller coaster and not installing the tracks, just hoping the cars will not fall off, what is wrong with our country? why don't the American people stand up and say NO MORE!??? It's funny how so many people complain but do nothing, I have gone to countless rallies to only find a handful of people there, and so the few make no difference. Solution to problem is simple--- Turn Iran and N Korea into a sheet of glass and be done with it, or just leave them alone. Stop wasting our money and stop hurting our soldiers for causes that don't matter to our country, Oil and gas are not worth it...War for peace? HMMMM! when has war ever ended with peace? It may be hard to believe but our Gov works for us, thats why we pay them..

Hmmm... well if the USA is on the side of truth and righteousness, why not do something about Saudi Arabia first? http://www.amnestyusa.org/all-countries ... id=1011230

But wait - we like driving our SUV's, and 12 mpg (highway) Hummers are cool. Surely that's more important. Let's face it, the average American is more concerned that their McD's order gets filled properly than whether some "rag-head" lives or dies.

Wake up - Bush pushed the US into Iraq to open up new supplies for his oil company buddies who now get more oil to sell. That's what happened; WMD's never existed - and what the government and media told you back then is BS - that is a fact.

North Korea is no threat to the US - they are like a troubled teenager that likes the attention they get from being extreme. The best way to deal with them is to refuse to take them seriously. The whole reason they are making a big fuss now is to draw away attention from their "glorious leader" who in the process of passing power to his son, and trying to rally the people behind the government by creating a big, bad enemy to avoid an internal revolution... One that is long overdue in that country.

Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:45 am » by **Lowsix**

strider wrote:North Korea is no threat to the US - they are like a troubled teenager that likes the attention they get from being extreme. The best way to deal with them is to refuse to take them seriously. The whole reason they are making a big fuss now is to draw away attention from their "glorious leader" who in the process of passing power to his son, and trying to rally the people behind the government by creating a big, bad enemy to avoid an internal revolution... One that is long overdue in that country.

Were talking about the recent news...you know where they threatened to nuke us, and launch a missile toward hawaii..on the fourth of July no less...
We're talkng what if scenarios really...

Thats the context of the question..

Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:49 am » by **Domdabears**

What happened to txrandy68? now its 41? you used to be the first moderator here.

Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:57 am » by **Bink02**

Well, I'm drinking beer , about to start a online poker game , I say just blow the crap out of everybody , and take over the whole damn planet ...I like it ... simple ... easy to remember ... :flop:

( yes and I am kidding of course , maybe ... ) .... :cheers:

Sat Jun 27, 2009 8:13 am » by **Strider**

LowSix wrote:Were talking about the recent news...you know where they threatened to nuke us, and launch a missile toward hawaii..on the fourth of July no less...
We're talkng what if scenarios really...

Thats the context of the question..

N. Korea's last "satellite launch" failed miserably - and even if they managed to put together one or two nukes and fit them to missiles that actually worked - that would be the *most* they could accomplish. Now compare that to the 12,000+ nuclear weapons that the USA currently holds (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/733162.stm).

It's no contest. Fly vs. Elephant. Even if they got one off - they are done for if they did that and *why* would the power-elite there commit power/political suicide and go from privileged to prison (or more likely dead)?

The truth is, they just want to scare you and get a reaction. It's what makes their political elite's loser, powerless souls feel alive. So don't feed into that is what I say.

On the other hand, the USA's military-industrial complex (which owns a good chunk of the US media) would also like you to be afraid - because that helps to justify the military funding that you - the taxpayer - pays for.

I wouldn't be surprised if they were paying Kim to help keep them in business..

Thu Feb 16, 2012 12:36 am » by **44z44**

domdabears wrote:What happened to txrandy68? now its 41? you used to be the first moderator here.

This