Empty Threats
In response to North Korea’s latest nuclear test Obama said that their actions were of “grave concern to all nations.” Hasn’t he said this before? Hasn’t he looked (or passed the buck) to the UN before to handle North Korean’s threats? Obama’s words hardly send a chill down any of these troublesome countries’ backs as they continue to advance their nuclear programs and laugh at any dialogue the US President might suggest.
Articles:
Obama says North Korea nuclear test a “grave concern”
He said his administration would work through the U.N. Security Council and the six-party talks on North Korea to address the issue. Under the so-called “six-party” talks among the two Koreas, China, Japan, Russia and the United States, North Korea committed in 2005 to abandon all its nuclear programs.
All this means is that Israel’s life is in danger. If Iran gets the bomb, it will use it to kill six million Jews. No threat of retaliation will make the slightest difference. One cannot deter a suicide bomber with the threat of death. Nor can one deter a theocracy bent on meriting admission to heaven and its virgins by one glorious act of violence. Iran would probably not launch the bomb itself, anyway, but would give it to its puppet terrorists to send to Israel so it could deny responsibility. Obama, bent on appeasement, would likely not retaliate with nuclear weapons. And Israel will be dead and gone.
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