It is his way of showing the World and his poor Nation that North Korea is a power to be reckoned with. Kim Jong II is an Egomaniac just as his Father was.

It will not strike Guam or Hawaii, but 700 miles is very close. I too would be fearful if I were in the area.

North Korea is a scary nation. It has the 4th largest army in the World and the last time we went to war with them in the 1950′s, we lost. We cannot hit them with Nukes because of North Koreas proximity to South Korea. They know this and are playing a very dangerous game.

I hope this information was helpful.

HOWIE

NOW —-
I know what it is like to want what others don’t want for me. But it is my life, one doesn’t get another.

I can know that my other Islamic sisters feel the same way.

Batul

As a lesbian who has had to deal with many heterosexual men’s obnoxious and repetitve come-on’s even when they’ve been clearly told that I have no interest in their gender, period, and, knowing that most heterosexual women have had to deal with many heterosexual men’s obnoxious and repetitive come-on’s even when the men have been clearly told the heterosexual women have no interest in them, period–I’d say the problem you complain about is more about wishful thinking, bad manners, and lack of respect for other people’s boundaries.

I have always been liberal, a strong supporter of gay marriage, and have had many gay male friends throughout my entire adult life. One thing I have noticed over and again with some, is an apparent need that verges at times on the obsessive, to find “evidence” that another man might be gay. Most men aren’t. As empathetic as I’ve always considered myself, it tries my patience.

I have no idea what percentage of men are bisexual, but 40% is highly dubious.

None of this matters as far as equal rights are concerned. Gays, lesbians, and probably bisexuals are born that way; it’s not a choice – it’s like skin tone or eye color.