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Re: Breaking News: North Korean Air Force Assembli
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Originally Posted by n david
North Korea is so last month. New threat - Syria!
Whatever happened to that buildup near N. Korea? Millions of dollars wasted flying a B2 and B52 bomber over there from Missouri, just to prove we still could. And for what?
Li'l Kim has been quiet, or unreported, for weeks now. No missile launches, no invasion of S. Korea. Nothing.
Kind of reinforces the belief that N. Korea is a paper tiger; that the bellicose rhetoric from Li'l Kim is just him trying to prop up his image in his own country.
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I have absolutely no problem with a show of force like the flights from Missouri. These planes and pilots have to fly for training so it is not like they wouldn't be burning fuel anyway.
Same way I felt a few years ago when Sean Hannity was whining about Air Force One flying over NYC for a photo shoot. Those pilots and equipment have to fly for training anyway so I had no problem with that photo shoot.
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