
I have asked Maggie Thornton to cross post the article below to Radarsite because I feel that is important. It is important for us to see what lengths our Chamberlainesque government will go to to avoid any confrontation whatsoever with our avowed enemies. The excuse, as usual, is that we cannot be seen to be acting unilaterally -- so therefore we will not act at all.There are times in the life of a nation when words just aren't enough. When action, and only action will suffice. This is one of those times. And the whole world is watching us as we disgrace ourselves and bow down before the bully. How on earth are we ever going to contain the escalating threats of proliferation if we are on record for being unwilling to put our lives on the line, and to back up our words with our actions?
Has our once-proud State Department merely become an extension of the corrupt UN, is our Defense Department seemingly at the beck and call of a cowardly pacifist president. For the sake of some pie-in-the-sky concept of Universalism have we bartered away our national identity?
The only military response we have given to North Korean aggressions so far is purely defensive: If you attack us we can shoot down your missiles. Is this a cogent deterrent to a determined enemy? No wonder our great nation is viewed by our adversaries with nothing but well-deserved contempt.
Cowardice must support itself with rationalizations; bravery needs no rationalizations. The road we have chosen is the road of the coward. And I am ashamed. - rg

5 comments:
C'mon now, did anyone actually think the panty waist Occupiers of the White House would ever take a strong stand when they needed to?
By the time homey is done, we won't reconize America and will probably be learning Chinese.
I agree with Mr. Waters. Our government is not interested in stopping N. Korea, only in making speeches.
Running one's mouth off like our dear President does is not leadership. It takes a strong person (man or woman) to do the right thing, stop the ship, board it and search for contraband. It is what Kennedy would have done (and almost did during the Missile Crises).
What we are seeing is a man (more like a mouse) who hasn't the moral fiber to grow a set of balls. No wonder Iran and N. Korea laugh at him. I do believe all of the world laughs at Obama behind his back. Is it any wonder why the US is no longer regarded as the LEADER of the free world, just a bit player?
I won't use my customary language, since this is Roger's blog--but, this ba***rd pretender has to go, one way or another.
If his presidency runs the full term the damage will likely be irreparable.
I'm holding out hope that one morning I'll turn on my computer and there will be Breaking News of North Korean ships being obliterated after some random confrontation setting off a string of events well planned by the US military. I just can't see how Obama thinks this can be overlooked! And all the crap talk about Iran at the same time? I just don't get it.
This is just such a sad demonstration of the "New" US, I'm disgusted. (You know, Obama, "change" etc)Christ, the majority in any poll says that the people want NK dealt with! I agree that Obama has to go. But I just can't imagine that this is how the threats of NK will be handled, considering he's only been in office such a short time!
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