Comments on: Obama War: USS John S McCain versus North Korean Ship, Kang Nam

By: nashed

nashed — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 08:39:54 +0000

obama better do something hes letting north korea push the us around and fire missles at us to see if they can reach us and japan north korea took away ther treaty so basicly we are already at war … now i wash obama was not the leader of our counrty out 4 fathers must be rolling in there graves we need to board that ship !!! or someday they will launch a nuke at the u.s or give one to iran …TOU KNOW THEY WILL might not be today or tmrw but it will happen that is why we have to stop being pussys and do the right thing!!!

By: Joe Knows

Joe Knows — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:37:41 +0000

Nice story. All you so called “journalists” still can’t come up with viable information. Joke’s on you…

By: Stan Kerns

Stan Kerns — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 04:49:21 +0000

The best thing to do would be to sink the thing, and then say,”As you assure us the ship was doing no wrong it got sunk for doing absolutely nothing”–now send out a ship that IS doing something and see what we do to it.–the they respect only those they fear.

By: V

Sat, 20 Jun 2009 14:38:09 +0000

“The threat of an Obama War comes one day after North Korea is reportedly ready to fire a missile at Hawaii.”

Security experts have already stated that N. Korea doe not have that capability. That is rhetoric and propaganda used by FAUX News and you’re regurgitating it.

A better story than yours - that is laden with flag waving drivel; “So the navy destroyer USS John McCain is steaming toward destiny with the Kang Nam, a North Korean ship, on the precipice of an Obama War, a date with destiny that would have been avoided with a stronger, consistent message from the United States. Godspeed to the brave men aboard.” You forgot about Russia and China. Anyway, a somewhat better story is here:

With its ship Kang Nam, North Korea tests UN’s resolve (June 19, 2009)

“The North Korean ship the US is monitoring in the Pacific Ocean offers a vexing first test of how far the international community can go to prevent the North from shipping nuclear materials, even as it works under a UN resolution that some say lacks teeth.”
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“Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, acknowledged during a Pentagon briefing Thursday that the US faces a tricky situation with North Korea, but offered no details about the Kang Nam or what the US was prepared to do.”

As usual. Posturing and rhetoric with no plan once they’ve opened their big fat mouths. Perhaps paying attention to your own country is what is needed as it falls in the economic abyss.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2009/0619/p02s10-usmi.html