Obama calls North Korea nuke test 'highly provocative'













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realism101 writes:

Let me be very clear. I'm going to speak eloquently and say bad things about North Korea. I'll threaten sanctions that won't really do anything. Then, I'll say more bad things about them and impose more sanctions. Then, when they drop a nuke on us, I'll blame Bush.

wc writes:


That's right Obamma will tell them we won't be their friend if they continue down this course!

JustThinking writes:

"You stop doing that," North Korea, "or I'll... I'll... I'll... do nothing. But I'll be mad."

Dm writes:

Can't wait to see how our president responds.More tea anyone?

TheKingfish writes:

Why not a few drones over N. Korea? We know Obama thinks Water-boarding is torture but Drone killings are OK.

DoTheMath writes:

President Obama??? Leading from behind again ...

US UN Amb. Susan Rice??? << crickets chirping >>

If North Korea has nukes, then Iran won't be far behind.

EdRedLives (Inactive) writes:

Hey, NK. You better stop or Bammy will call it a “highly provocative act” TWICE!

jsmooth_2001 writes:

Here is what is ridiculous....the country which introduced the world to atomic/nuclear weapons(united states), the country which has the most nuclear weapons(united states), and the ONLY country to ever use atomic/nuclear weapons on another country(united states) has the nerve to try and tell other countries that they can't have ANY nuclear weapons?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? Where they do that at?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

DoTheMath writes:

Maybe O can send in Hillary as a US Special Envoy to North Korea. After all, she was "one of the best secretaries of State in US history" ... but if she really was, then why this mess so soon after her departure? Never mind.

Besides, there are no US Embassies or US Consulate Special Missions there for her and Obama to secure (or abandon) ...

Or, she and Der Leader could audition for 'Dancing With The Stars' ...

Where oh where are Jimmy Carter and Madeleine Albright when we really need them?

DoTheMath writes:

To quote "one of the best secretaries of state in U.S. history" (that would be H. Clinton, don't you know), 'What difference, at this point, does it make?'

ready5 writes:

in response to TheKingfish:


It's OK to kill suspected terrorists in secret, just don't be mean to them if they're captured.

dlmstl writes:

This is what happens when you 'walk softly' after you have thrown your stick away. Barry the Bold will soon activate his irresistable 'community activitist' powers and save the day!!!

happy_leaf writes:

Obama is correct, North Korea is being more provocative. They should be dealt with accordingly.

And of course we should use drones on Americans who are terrorists. That's not the story though.

datGuy writes:

in response to JustThinking:


well they already have pretty crippling sanctions. We need China on board for even worse sanctions - sounds like Obama is making progress with them. Other than that - what's left? Would you suggest a war?

Why don't you start? Fly to Seoul and march North!


DocRambo writes:

Poor guy in the bank ad about spinning your wheels at the top of the page looks like he's come down with the Norovirus.

Dwntwner writes:

The chicken hawks are out in force today and chief chicken hawk Cheney is clucking again!

doremusjessup writes:

Don't worry. House Republicans are bringing in Ted Nugent for foreign policy consultation.

datGuy writes:

in response to Dwntwner:


doggone it - good job. I wish I had thought of using that term. Chicken hawks run amok!


Nightcrawler writes:

Another "highly provocative act" that a few Americans will witness tonight is Obama tongue thrashing the spineless and passive establishment Republicans during his State of the Union Address.

Obama's anticipated and predictable ear wringing speech has all of the promise of being a Progressive propagandist's sight to behold.

Me, I'll either be grooming the K-9s once again or looking for Justice Alito to sit down and have a beer with and discuss oppressive petty tyrants throughout the history of the world. After all, Justice Alito quit attending the scripted Progressive dog & pony O'show several years ago...

DoTheMath writes:

in response to DoTheMath:

President Obama??? Leading from behind again ...



As a nuclear North Korea proves once again that it’s improving its technology and moving close to marrying a small nuclear device with a more powerful rocket, the United States’ initial reaction Tuesday was a big ho-hum.

Asked Tuesday morning whether she expects a strong condemnation from the United Nations, U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice said: “We’ll do the usual drill.”


DoTheMath writes:

So much for “tough diplomacy” from the Obama administration.



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