After years of crying about the lack of WMD in Iraq and “Bush Lied – People Died” crap, it is now impossible for any US administration to attack North Korea pre-emptively to protect ourselves. Who can take the heat? And now we hear that the explosion…

With a spear. A steel rod 40 feet long and 4 inches in diameter, fin-stabilized, with a needle-sharp tungsten-carbide tip, equipped with a small JDAM guidance package including a GPS. It is non-explosive; there is no warhead.

You’ve heard of smart bombs. This is a smart spear.

You take a half-dozen of these Smart Spears up in a high-altitude bomber, like a B2 or B52, and drop them over Yongbyon at 50,000 or 60,000 feet. The Smart Spears have such a big sectional density that it will be like a vacuum drop – with no wind resistance, they will be going faster than the speed of sound when they hit their target.

Why do we dither with diplomats when the answer is easy and can include Iran, too?

Questions of fallout and pollution are answered:

Going so fast and with almost no radar signature, the GPS-guided Smart Spears will punch through the Yongbyon reactor and keep right on going, burying themselves in the earth several hundred feet deep. The North Koreans won’t know what happened, and all there will be is some holes in the ground – plus a melted-down reactor.

The time to do this is just after the fuel rods have been inserted into the reactivated reactor and have started to burn. It will take up to three months for the uranium in the rods to be converted to plutonium-239. The fuel rods lie inside water-cooled pipes placed in graphite blocks. If holes are punched through the reactor core, rupturing the pipes, the uranium fuel rods – no longer being cooled with the water drained out – will catch on fire and the entire reactor will melt down.

While much of the radioactive contents and fission fragments will drain down the holes in the reactor floor made by the Smart Spears, some radiation will be released into the atmosphere through the holes punched in the roof. The longer the rods have been burning in the reactor, the more radiation will be released. The earlier the Smart Spears are dropped, the less radiation release.

This is something the US should do.

So here we have a journalist who makes a living exposing Russian corruption mysteriously shot dead while getting off the elevator in her apartment building on one hand…and at the same time, we have a Russian president issuing atta-boys to a North K…

- They have every reason to not want a massive interuption in their on-going modernization, and success’s in the world economy, but even more they would do just about anything to avoid a nuclear armed Japan.

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- It just get’s tiresome listening to the Left’s yammering about Clinton’s “great deeds”. He played right into the NK’s hands by attempting to appease them, and providing them exactly what they needed to succeed. But agian, with the stubborn lack of world/UN support, America could really not do much of anything during either adminsitration.

- The danger now would be to follow the same approach with Iran, the failed appeasement policies of Clinton, and the Left, will never work with despots.

- China now finds itself in a real mess, trying to deal with it’s “bad-boy” little protectorate. They have played a game of status quo since the Korean war, because their worst nightmare has always been a rebirth of the Japanese military, which they trully fear. I would imagine that Japan’s recent announcement that they might have to join the nuclear powers because of the actions of NK, has the leaders in Beijing totally frantic, trying to look for a way out from the mess.

- Another problem China would face is any collapse in the NK would result in millions of NK refuges flowing into China, something they’ve been trying to avoid for years. It’s a real mess alright, and they have themselves to blame for it.

And so here we are. Thank you Liberals for making the World as dangerous as it has ever been.

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