North Korea went ahead with its latest round of missile tests over the Fourth of July weekend, defying the wishes of the UN and the US. How brave of them. NOT! What was it President Obama said again about reducing our nuclear armament? Or maybe he would like to eliminate them all together? Look, as scary as it admittedly is that a country ruled by a bunch of people that are for the most part certifiably insane may well have the capability to send nukes off towards Hawaii, and to sell them to places like Syria and Myanmar, at least it has the potential of putting the hiatus on any such crazy ideas as getting rid of our nukes, or even reducing them. Because frankly, if you think the US getting rid of their nukes would make these other fools and thugs give up theirs-or even think about doing so-you are out of your mind.
And frankly, it wouldn't matter to me if they would give them up.We should keep ours, and for that matter, we should build more. Believe me, when it comes to being the master dick of the world, size does indeed matter.
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I would recommend we dismantle our Nukes, gave Kim Jong financial aid and reparations, and offer them part of South Korea as a good will gesture for peace.
I doubt that Obama would go that far. Not in his first term anyway. Now if a future president of South Korea joined with the North and tried to hold an unconstitutional referendum to re-unite the north and south under one government, I have no doubt Obama would support that wholeheartedly, especially if the South Korean Supreme Court had him forcibly removed from office for acting arbitrarily against their consstitution.
In my lifetime, every single President has said that the world needs to do away with its nuclear weapons, and that we're starting soon. So far, not much has happened in that direction.
Obama and Medvedev reached an agreement on nuclear reduction today, both in the numbers of nukes, and the numbers of long-range missiles, a significant reduction in both. Never let it be said Obama lets himself be swayed by harsh realities, or common sense.
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