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This war of course still is not officially over and why we don't march over the DMZ and straight for Pyongyang in the memory of the men who died during this "forgotten war" letting that imbalanced little troll Kim Jong Il push the world around with almost 38, 000 troops there for how long is beyond insanity. We should clean his clock and bring THEM home for criminy's sake.
Yet another reason for America to remove the 'mistake from the Great Lake' as soon as humanly possible letting that continue.
Anyhow may those men rest in peace. 60 years.
WASHINGTON, June 24, 2010 – Flanked by Korean War veterans, many proudly bearing the medals and insignias of their military service, defense officials commemorated the 60th anniversary of the Korean War and saluted the veterans during a ceremony held at the Pentagon here today
“Americans have always been defined by their courage and character and incredible optimism about their country and its values,” said Joseph W. Westphal, undersecretary of the Army and the event’s keynote speaker. “Korean war veterans are examples of that.”
The Korean War began on June 25, 1950, when North Korea launched an attack on South Korea in an effort to place all of Korea under communist rule. By September 1950, the efforts of U.N., United States and South Korean forces held the North Koreans in check at the Pusan Perimeter.
The war would last three years. Afterward, Korea would remain divided into a free, democratic South and a communist-dominated North. The United States since has had a “long and proud” relationship with South Korea, Westphal said.
During the past 60 years, more than 3.5 million Americans have served military duty tours in Korea, Westphal said. The 28,500 U.S. servicemembers who serve in South Korea today, under the leadership of Army Gen. Walter L. Sharp, he said, exemplify the nation’s ongoing commitment to the defense of South Korea.
South Korea “is a critical ally, a valued partner, an honored friend of the United States,” he said.
more here
 America and Pentagon Mark 60th Anniversary of the Korean War
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If the west, led by the U.S., along with Japan and the South don't take this man out after this attack, and don't march right through the DMZ past the 38th parallel to flatten Pyongyang and Kim Jong Il's cribs Monday morning, then pull our troops OUTTA THERE, and let the North and South hammer it out like should have been done by MacArthur and Truman in '55, while the useless UN does their usual, worthless pud diddling.
 Our wussified Obama government known darn well they pulled off this attack, and many think they caused the Deepwater Horizon catastrophe as well, no matter what the company line has been with BPOBAMA Inc. This is how I feel about it pretty much today..... If they're using Subs to attack South Korea's warships which used to be called an act of freaking war, why not that thing? I don't buy the "blowout" scenario because they're all so unprepared for something like this which is usually a hallmark of a sneak attack . They would keep it quiet because the uproar from knowing a lousy North Korean sub was in our waters and pulled off a stealth attack like this would beyond and embarrassment and would sound the 'death knell' for Obama and the democrats for eternity in this country, and they know it. Especially since we've had 4 Muslim terror attacks on our soil since this dickwad was elected. Count em 4. Not a one in 7 years with president Bush, aside from 911 of course which was planned entirely on Slick's watch, while he was watching Monica's head bobbing up and down under his desk every other day.
WASHINGTON — A new American intelligence analysis of a deadly torpedo attack on a South Korean warship concludes that Kim Jong-il, the ailing leader of North Korea, must have authorized the torpedo assault, according to senior American officials who cautioned that the assessment was based on their sense of the political dynamics there rather than hard evidence. The officials said the  y were increasingly convinced that Mr. Kim ordered the sinking of the ship, the Cheonan, to help secure the succession of his youngest son. “We can’t say it is established fact,” said one senior American official who was involved in the highly classified assessment, based on information collected by many of the country’s 16 intelligence agencies. “But there is very little doubt, based on what we know about the current state of the North Korean leadership and the military.” Nonetheless, both the conclusion and the timing of the assessment could be useful to the United States as it seeks to rally support against North Korea. On Monday, South Korea’s president, Lee Myung-bak, who has moved cautiously since the assault, is expected to call for the United Nations Security Council to condemn the attack and is likely to terminate the few remaining trade ties between North and South that provide the North with hard currency. But those steps have little chance of proving meaningful unless China, which hosted Mr. Kim two weeks ago, agrees to join the condemnation and refuses to make up whatever revenue North Korea loses from any trade embargoes. China, North Korea’s last true ally, has traditionally been reluctant to pressure the North too much, even when the North Koreans conducted nuclear tests, for fear of toppling the government and sending a flood of refugees across its border. Continue reading
U.S. Implicates North Korean Leader in Attack - NYTimes.com
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
Everytime I talk about this explosion it will be prefaced with "8 Days" in case you're wondering what that is, how long it took Obama to do anything and he still has yet to personally "view" the damage at Deepwater Horizon.
Perhaps it's because he was already informed and already knew what the damage would be!! Aha!!
Yea that's it ! While he was reading to his daughters Alinky's "rules for little radicals" he's reluctant to return to or think about the scene of the crime. Al Gore manned the "oil platform deepwater destructo unit from the basement of the white house where Bin Laden is still holed up and the government's behind it totally man........etc etc....
Goofy yes. However in this case a conspiratorial eye is well warranted since Obama seems to have an aversion to go investigate this for himself as the "loons and minority community" demanded Bush do. Today there's well read and very smart people out there claiming this explosion was an attack by North Korea against South Korea according to the article, who is being severely effected by the oil spill which has tripled in size as the clip below shows, again according to this website here
Many including me called it terrorism from the start, there's also some really good posts down at the bottom on this story growing in strangeness to say the least as the talkers chimed in on it yesterday, namely Rush and Savage in the evening you see the grab from his website..
Frustrated fishermen eager to help contain the spill from a ruptured underwater well had to keep their boats idle Saturday as another day of rough seas kept crews away from the slick, and President Barack Obama planned a Sunday trip to the Gulf Coast.
Documents also emerged showing British Petroleum downplayed the possibility of a catastrophic accident at the offshore rig that exploded. continued
8 Days | Experts Say "..spill has tripled as 'O'Snoozed WE 'Lose.' (plus act of war)
The urge to save humanity is always a false front for the urge to rule it.
H. L. Mencken
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