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Bottom Line: North Korean ICBM

The New York Times writes a long winded article on the current situation with North Korea and as its very last line it finally makes it perfectly clear what the real risk of all this nasty business really is.

Quote:
"A successful test would make North Korean missiles more marketable to Iran and other clients in the Middle East..."

Now, go to your Rand McNally Wall Maps and draw a circle 6,000km wide using the following countries as the center starting point:

North Korea.
Iran.
Cuba.
Venezuela.

This would be a good time for the President to annouce the deployment of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Defence system.

Posted @ June 19, 2006 10:45 AM | Current Affairs

Posted by: Vootie at June 19, 2006 09:10 PM