Was one North Korea missile aimed at Hawaii?

This news report, if true, is explosive (no pun intended).

6 Responses to "Was one North Korea missile aimed at Hawaii?"

camojack says:

July 7, 2006 at 1:26 am

I hope not; I want to retire there…
Anonymous says:

July 7, 2006 at 3:36 am

More likely it just has a bottle-rocket style targeting system (light fuse, run away).
Lorica says:

July 7, 2006 at 8:24 am

See this type of BS worked with Clinton. Make lots of noise, get good stuff. That idiot should of took a much tougher stance with Kim Jong Il and maybe, Just Maybe, we wouldn’t be dealing with this lowlife. Buuuuttttt NOoooooo Maddie Halfbright just had to broker a deal with them for nuclear power plants, and immediately this dictator starts to enrich uranium. Thanks Clinton Cronies, You all have made the world soooo much safer. (missile and nuke technologies being given to China, Nuke plans being given to Iraq, Nuke power plants being given to NK) How much longer does this list have to grow before someone starts to think we need to try these lowlifes for treason?? – Lorica
PCD says:

July 7, 2006 at 9:33 am

Lorica, don’t forget “Peanuts” Carter was in on brokering the appeasment deal. The fool is out there saying we, the US, should have fewer military secrets.

This crap about N. Korea is going to keep up until the Norks bullseye Hyannisport, Aspen, Malibu, and anyother Liberal enclave.
Lorica says:

July 7, 2006 at 10:15 am

Sorry that should say Nuke plans being given to Iran not Iraq. – Lorica
Jake says:

July 9, 2006 at 10:51 pm

So, I’m curious: if the missile did not explode in flight, and made it all the way to Hawaii, but because the guidence system is crap, it exploded in the middle of one of the islands…what would the local’s reaction be? Militant outrage (“Blow of North Korea”) or meek pacifism (“Hey, it’s Bush’s fault that North Korea had to flex their muscles!”), or something else in between.

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