North Korea Again Hails 1998 Missile Launch
Tokyo (AFP) Jun 21, 2006
North Korean media hailed Wednesday for the second time this week the 1998 launch of a missile over Japan, stoking concern that Pyongyang plans a new long-range launch. State radio, in a daily commentary monitored by Tokyo-based service Radiopress, praised the firing of the Taepodong-1 missile into the Pacific Ocean eight years ago as a feat of science.
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North Korea is now crowing about its missile threat over Japan in 1998
The whole thread (57 posts)
- North Korea getting ready for some missile-waving
- Mondale backs pre-emptive missile strike
- Gingrich and William Perry agree
- See the North Korean Government slowly disintegrate.
- Uhh, N Korea's been fuelin that thing for the past 4 days
- boost-phase intercept
- "I wonder if the laser-armed 747 is operational yet?"
- Don't hold your breath.
- I reluctantly agree
- Our missile interceptors are probably expensive toys
- Would be better to intercept later in flight
- Not a bad idea. (n/t)
- Stopping petty little dictatorships before they really hurt someone
- re: Stopping petty little dictatorships before they really hurt someone
- re: re:too much freedom
- Not true, Raoul.
- Yes, if you and your UN buddies had their way, Sadam and the thugs like heim would still be setting the rules.
- Wow. (n/t)
- re: re:too much freedom
- What history are you remembering?
- re: re:too much freedom
- re: Stopping petty little dictatorships before they really hurt someone
