Okay, see, this is not fun...

[silverthorne]

I hated growing up in the eighties with that wonderful 'invisible' threat of getting nuked until I glowed.

Really did not want that feeling coming back.

This is why I don't scream as much about the Middle East--they've been doing their little jihads for centuries without resorting to WMD's (despite what Bush said). Yeah, they gas, bomb, strafe, and poison the water. They even light oil fields on fire and use passanger airliners as bombs. But at least it's contained.

You cannot contain a nuclear fallout.
Everyone keeps pointing fingers at the Middle East saying they'll be the ones to bring us all down.

At this point, I'm betting my money on North Korea. Possibly France.

ETA:

That, and at least with the Middle East, they make it damned clear they're coming for you.
Didn't North Korea say they weren't going to do the tests...before they did the tests?

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[cluegirl.livejournal.com]

Icon! Love!

*SQUEEEEEEE*

And as for me, I would have more problems with what's going on in the Middle East, if it weren't for the fact that our own government is doing every single thing it can to bring peace to the region, by offering up ourselves as the one great enemy all those warring factions can agree upon.

Before Iraq Part Deux, no Al Quaeda in Iraq. After? You guessed it -- cells all over the place, and damn near open recruiting. "You're doin a helluva job there, Bushie..."

No wonder Iran wants the Bomb. It's the only way to be sure America won't come in there and try to 'fix' them too.

[ebonbird.livejournal.com]

Didn't North Korea say they weren't going to do the tests...before they did the tests?

That's a nation of brainwashed liars, far as I know. If the administration had gone after them, I would have approved.