There they go again Kim with another missile test

Well there they go again. North Korea fired another missile. This one was a medium-range ballistic number as they continue to push forward in developing a nuclear weapon and a missile that will transport it to our front lawns.

The missile was tracked by U.S. Pacific Command and said it landed at sea. No word yet on the condition of SpongeBob but fingers are crossed as Patrick prays for his safety.

According to the South Korean Office of Joint Chiefs of staff, the launch came from an area near Pukchang, in South Phyongan Province. It flew about 310 miles eastward.

[Fun Fact: Pukchang was where the first hockey pucks were forged.] 

The White House is aware of the ballistic missile launch and has done nothing about it, but officials traveling with the president in Saudi Arabia said the system, which was last tested in February, has a shorter range than North Korea's most recent test.

Now that North Korea knows that we know what they've done, I'm sure they're scared.

Last weekend North Korea tested a longer-range missile, which was a significant advance for their weapons program, experts say, and their aim is to have the capability to fire a nuclear-tipped missile that can strike the US soil and the people who walk on it.

The U.S. retaliated by cutting off North Korea's yo-yo supply along with other sanctions that have had the same effect as the one we are witnessing.

This past Friday, North Korea's deputy UN envoy, Kim In Ryong, said the country will continue to strengthen its nuclear program, "you Yankee imperialist dogs" as a necessary measure to counter U.S. aggression.

It sounds a little like the abusive husband who blames his battered wife for making him beat her.

U.S. Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis said Friday that North Korea is clearly not complying with pressure from the international community causing Captain Obvious to blush with jealousy.



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North Korea's Kims: "We won't back down"

(Photo: Mars-12)

North Korea's deputy UN envoy said that the country isn't going to back down from all the Trump bluster and will continue to build its nuclear program to protect itself from U.S. aggression. And if they have to kill every American to do so, that's the way the fortune cookie crumbles.

Kim In Ryong (he often goes to Ryong) told reporters that it's the U.S.' hostile policy toward North Korea that's "the root of all problems." Putting an end to this would be a "prerequisite for solving all problems on the Korean peninsula," he Kim In Ryong said, according to Reuters.

Yes, we are the aggressors, not North Korea, just because they've tested a longer-range ballistic missile last weekend. And just because experts say this ballistic missile was a significant advance for a weapons program with a goal of having a nuclear-tipped warhead that can strike America, is no reason to call them the aggressors. And the fact that they promised former failed president Bill "Hold My Cigar" Clinton they would not pursue a nuclear program and did, is no reason to say they have plans of using it against us to keep lard ass dictator Kim in power.

Sanctions don't work on a country whose people aren't allowed to possess very much. Kim eats just fine--check out his girth. 

Kim isn't complying with pressure from the sanctions imposed by the international community. He's doing just fine, and if you don't believe it, he'll kill you with an anti-aircraft gun. In fact, he praised the test launch and said that as far as sanctions were concerned, Pyongyang would never abandon its "nuclear deterrence for self-defense and pre-emptive strike capability."

Meanwhile, back at the Pentagon, U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said the recent missile test showed that North Korea was being noncompliant and stressed the need for a peaceful solution, saying that a military solution would be tragic. 

"If this goes to a military solution it is going to be tragic on an unbelievable scale, and so our effort is to work with the U.N., work with China, work with Japan, work with South Korea to try to find a way out of this situation," Mad Dog Mattis said.

Not such a mad dog, is he?

The U.N. Security Council called the launch a violation of existing sanctions and vowed to take new measures, including finger wags, tsking, and increasing sanctions.

President Trump wants Russia and China to join the U.S.-backed campaign of economic and diplomatic measures on N. Korea to get them to give up their nuclear ambitions.

This will only happen when goldfish learn to play the banjo.


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