N. Korea Test-Fires 2 Short-Range Missiles / Kim Jung IL On A Nuke Missile Tear

On Memorial day they send Obama and the democratic world a message, so the free world acquiesces as usual, continuing their finger wagging appeasement mode, and in return for the mild mannered reaction we've all come to anticipate from the sad and pathetically weak western world the North Korean Mad Regime does this in the middle of the night.

I guess that means they were not to terribly intimidated by the empty threats of the west yesterday, the same old UN folly crisis after crisis, as the mad Korean regime pulls the collective chains of the weak kneed losers now running the Western world with no compunction whatsoever.

After all, they know as well as anyone on planet earth that the handcuffed Messiah won't do anything his Eurotrash hero's won't approve of, and with our nuts right in the middle of the Chinese fist of power thanks to Obama's out of control borrowing, we don't have a pot to piss in.

Thanks Barack, as in 6 months under your absence of leadership we've now gone from the most feared western power in the universe to a dictator's laughing stock. Bravo bravo..... I truly hope that you enjoyed you're golf game yesterday, as North Korea sure made note of your nonchalant no worrying mode taking the opportunity while you sleep off your golfing and drinking buzz to answer your lame response to their Hiroshima Fat Boy Monday morning.

Reports: N. Korea Test-Fires 2 Short-Range Missiles

North Korea | Map | Government - FOXNews.com: "SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea launched tests Tuesday of two more short-range missiles a day after conducting a nuclear test, news reports said, pushing the regime's confrontation with world powers further despite the threat of U.N. Security Council action.

Two missiles — one ground-to-air, the other ground-to-ship — with a range of about 80 miles (130 kilometers) were test-fired Tuesday from an east coast launch pad, the Yonhap news agency and YTN television reported, citing unnamed South Korean officials.

South Korea's spy chief, Won Sei-hoon, had informed lawmakers earlier Tuesday that North Korea appeared to be preparing to test-fire more missiles, according to Park Young-sun, a legislator who attended the closed-door session.

Pyongyang also test-fired three short-range missiles Monday in the hours after conducting an underground nuclear test in the northeast, Yonhap said.

The Security Council called Monday's underground atomic test in northeastern North Korea a 'clear violation' of a 2006 resolution banning the regime from developing its nuclear program and has begun working on a new resolution that could mean stronger sanctions.

North Korea had threatened in recent weeks to carry out a nuclear test and fire long-range missiles unless the Security Council apologized for condemning Pyongyang's April 5 launch of a rocket the U.S., Japan and other nations called a test of its long-range missile technology.

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