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North Koreans mass at rally in capital to denounce U.S.

Brother Chuck Schroeder | 11:05 a.m. June 25, 2009

aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, poor baby, tens of thousands of North Koreans shouted slogans (that's because they are un-armed and don't want to really take back their Country, away from a dictator and 400 million commie militart troops), to denounce international sanctions at a rally, ya wanna play, ya gotta pay, it's that simple. I am not Obama nor the UN, or even China, I would say, you crossed the line of friendship, so, if you want some of this, COME GET SOME OF THIS!. I would do more then sanctions, that don't work anyway, I would really kick their butt's, BIGTIME, and rid planet earth of all the ones that don't comply. That's my view's.

Yawn | 11:05 a.m. June 25, 2009

The paper tiger roars.

Learn from history | 11:07 a.m. June 25, 2009

Deal with tyrants when they are manageable, not when their over inflated egos drive them to do destructive things. Each generation has to learn this all over again. Thanks to George W. Bush he dealt with the Iraq threat early on.

Learn from history President Obama and friends in Europe. You are not so chrismatic that you can negotiate your way out of this one...or in Iran either. These people are not reasonable so go to work and do something more that parade around giving speeches. Get more heavy handed. You may have to quell your hevy domestic spending to do it. Freedom has a heavy price as well.

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Anonymous | 11:36 a.m. June 25, 2009

Just glad we have sweet talking Hussein on our side. I bet he'll just sweep NK and Iran off of their feet. Those dictators are soo stupid that they will fall for Husseins words as quickly as liberals did.

It is obvious ... | 12:34 p.m. June 25, 2009

from the first 4 comments on here that conservatives have nothing if they don't have an enemy. Without an enemy they have no agenda or answers for anything. You people are why your 'Grand Ol Party' is in the shape it's in now. You're too busy preaching morality yet you can't keep your own house clean. You keep losing GOP big wigs to immorality every day. You can't get even along with anybody who is not 'conservative'. Word of advice, We as AMERICAN'S can get along with each other and with the world, we don't have to be enemies.

.@Anonymous 11:36 | 12:46 p.m. June 25, 2009

Its a shame people like you can't see the good in people no matter what their name of race may be.
Right now as a nation we need to pull together and somehow end the rift that started during the Reagan Administration and pull together as a nation of Americans-- Yes, I know you don't like President Obama and that is your right, but I didn't like Bush. That doesn't make US any less Americans and hopefully defenders of the nation and who we are.
I served in the military with Richard Milhouse Nixon as my Commander and Chief.. I didn't respect him as a person by I still honored him as my President.
North Korea and Iran are currently our enemies.. not just mine and not just yours, but OURS.
Let's hang together anonymous, or we will surely hang alone.....

RE: Learn from history | 2:07 p.m. June 25, 2009

Why didn't George Bush deal with North Korea?

Instead, he chose to deal with the least threatening... Iraq. Why does it not surprise me that frat boy took the easy one first (and only)?

Wesley | 3:19 p.m. June 25, 2009

But it must be our own darn fault. Right, Mr. President?

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Ahn Young-joon, Associated Press

War veterans salute during a ceremony to mark the 59th anniversary of the 1950-53 Korean War and denounce North Korea's nuclear programs at Changchung Gymnasium in Seoul, South Korea, Thursday.