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They're Looking For A War North Korea just launched a missile into the Sea of Japan, in either a test (likely) or a failed attack (unlikely), or as a means of intimidation and ratcheting up the tension for more blackmail. They continue to up the ante. If Japan gets hit by a nuke, what are those who fought so hard against missile defense for so long--you know, the ones who said that it was unnecessary because rogue states didn't have nukes, and anyway, they could be deterred--going to say? What words of wisdom and compassion will they have for the survivors? Posted by Rand Simberg at February 24, 2003 04:26 PMTrackBack URL for this entry:
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> If Japan gets hit by a nuke, what are those who fought so hard against missile defense for so long--you know, the ones who said that it was unnecessary because rogue states didn't have nukes, and anyway, they could be deterred--going to say? (1) It wouldn't have happened if Gore had been allowed to take office. Come off it, Andy. You're missing some of the most important responses! 9) Bush provoked them.
16) You're so simplistic. 18) Bush is the real madman. 21) We need another other other other UN resolution to give them another other other other last chance. Posted by Kevin McGehee at February 25, 2003 09:51 AM22) Well, we did it first, in that World War thingy... 25) You know, there were no Jews in Tokyo that day.... Posted by at February 25, 2003 11:30 AM26) A frenchman will write a book about how it never happened 29) We need to give the inspections more time. 31) See what happens when you don't sign Kyoto? I just got back from two weeks in Japan on business and let me tell you, that launch has made them damned pensive. It practically silenced the "No War With Iraq" types. Suddenly the concept of a whacko armed with WMD who wants to drop them on your country became a damn sight more real. As one commenter said grimly on TV, "We have many tall office buildings in Tokyo." Posted by Toren at March 4, 2003 05:40 PMPost a comment |