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- Iran plans 'firm response' to sanctions
- Padilla says he was tortured by US interrogators
- French press declares Halloween dead
- Iraqi PM ends some joint checkpoints
- N. Korea agrees to rejoin nuclear talks
- Pro-Taliban tribesmen condemn air raid
- Israel fighter jets stage mock raids
- US warns Fiji military against attempting a coup
- Iraq set to boost security forces: Rumsfeld
- NKorea backdown on nuclear arms a lesson for Iran: US
- Rice urges major powers to speed up sanctions on Iran
- White House accuses Democrat Kerry of insulting US...
- China slams U.S. Congress panel, arms sales to Taiwan
- Bush hails possible new N. Korea talks
- White House spokesman slams Kerry remark
- The Disrespect Of The Democrats
- Cheney says did not refer to water boarding
- US general predicts second NKorea nuclear test
- Israel may expand offensive in Gaza
- Pakistani raid on school kills 80
- Saddam's defense lawyer walks out
- W. VA. Weighs record term for Byrd
- NY Post endorses Clinton for re-election
- NYC mayor campaigns with Conn. incumbent
- Carter helps son in longshot Senate bid
- No fast U.S. shift on Iraq if Democrats win: Dean
- Senate candidates debate in Minnesota
- Russia, France overtake US as top arms sellers
- Voting machine firm seeks U.S. review, denies Chav...
- Ohio voting law is back in action
- Bush takes on Dems over Iraq, security
- Audit finds missing U.S. weapons in Iraq
- Spokesman: Iraq insurgents rejected U.S.
- France sends riot police to Marseille
- New photos show Castro standing, talking
- Saddam's lawyer warns against execution
- NATO: 70 Afghan rebel suspects killed
- Pro-Taliban tribesmen rally against U.S.
- U.S. probes Chavez link to voting machine firm: NYT
- Somalia Islamic group: Peace talks off
- Gulf war games target nuclear smuggling
- Youths burn hundreds of cars in France
- Egyptian troops deploy along Gaza border
- Abbas seeks to bolster loyalist forces
- Reports: Seoul eyes suspected nuke site
- Rice presses for Hezbollah's disarmament
- Bush confident Republicans will keep control of Co...
- CIA chief meets Saudi king after Gulf terror alert
- U.S. seeks Australian help with N.Korea sanctions
- Bush labors to save GOP in last campaign
- Lieberman gets assist from N.Y. mayor
- The Only Right Choice
- Bill Clinton celebrates 60th birthday
- Iraqi PM, Bush agree to speed up security training
- Bush attacks Democrats over taxes
- Webb: Democrats will provide Iraq remedy
- Facing possible losses, Bush aids GOP
- Bush reaffirms support for Iraqi leader
- Bush says tax cuts fueled strong economy
- The Devil That Is The ACLU
- Abbas: May dissolve Hamas government
- U.N.: Regional war possible in Somalia
- Rising Iraq violence an Al-Qaeda attempt to influe...
- Former White House intel official denounces torture
- White House hopefuls lay ground in November election
- Bush: unacceptable for Iran to have atomic weapon
- Cheney did not back simulated drowning: White House
- US will not impede nuclear arms debate in Japan: a...
- Bush remains "eternal optimist" despite polls
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- U.S. trying to blame Tehran for woes: Iran cleric
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- Poll: Middle class voters abandoning GOP
- Bush helps raise cash for GOP candidates
- France tightens security on riot anniversary fears
- Iran rejects role in Argentine Jewish center attack
- U.S. death toll in Iraq worst in a year
- South Korea enforces sanctions on North
- General: Patience needed in Afghan War
- S.Korea displays military strength
- Somalia's Islamic radicals seize town
- Six-party talks only route for US dialogue with No...
- US sensitive to Moscow concerns over Iran sanctions
- Lamont gets help from Obama
- Republicans gambling on New Jersey
- Bush defines marriage as man and woman
- Both R.I. Senate candidates bash Bush
- Danish court rejects suit over cartoons
- Muslim cleric apologizes for rape remark
- Bush campaigns against same-sex marriage ruling
- Rumsfeld sees Iraq benchmark dispute as politics
- Hillary Clinton faces likely re-election in NY
- NJ gay marriage decision boost to "values voters"
- Bill Clinton stumps on wife's home turf
- US pushes for Taiwan to pass arms package
- US preparing to try 60 to 80 detainees at Gitmo: o...
- U.S. military option on N.Korea opposed: Reuters poll
- N.Korea must change behavior, resume talks: Hill
- Some U.S. Gulf coast rebuilding may be unwise: study
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1 comment:
When that first test was carried out, or when the earlier missile tests took place earlier this year we should have responded with nuclear weapons against a clear act of nuclear aggression.
It would have sent a clear message to others who consider the same path.
We will pay many times over for not dealing with North Korea. For this 'midget' now has the ability to destroy whole cities, and pass the technology on to Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and terrorist organisations.
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