>>>>>>>They're so cute when they rattle their sabers. Wipe us off the globe -- that's hilarious.
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>>>>>>>Do you think you would have said the same thing on September 10 of 2001?
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>>>>>>Of North Korea, yes. They are all bluster.
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>>>>>>Also, 9/11, as serious as it was, came nowhere near "wiping us off the globe."
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>>>>>Would you feel the same if you lived in Hawaii?
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>>>>Based on their tests so far it would really surprise me if they could hit Hawaii. Yeah, I know, they SAY they can. The feds say they will be keeping an extra eye out over the 4th just to be sure. (Of course they are watching all the time. I'm sure that was just for public reassurance).
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>>>When we test, we don't send missiles out to their maximum range. We also don't aim them at any country. Just because the tests don't hit a country, doesn't mean they couldn't.
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>>One should also keep in mind that technology progresses quickly. What is not possible today can be done easier tomorrow. It means, imo, that dismissing obvious threat now (because technology is still questionable) is identical to keeping head planted firmly in sand while back part of the body faces the enemy.
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>Is it really a threat or is it just another attempt at international blackmail?

Could it be both?