What N. Korea thinks of us

The USAF and the RCAF/CFAC also had some nuclear-tipped air-to-air weapons in their inventories, such as the AIR-2 Genie.  Canada had them as late as 1984; they were carried by CF-101 Voodoo interceptors.  They were officially under US control, but they could be released for use by Canada as circumstances warranted.

In addition to the two big components of the nuclear triad that have already been mentioned – the land-based ballistic missiles and the manned SAC bombers – there was also the third component, the US Navy’s ballistic missile subs.  At the opposite end of the scale, the US nuclear inventory includes – if I’m not mistaken – man-portable nuclear demolition charges, designed for things like special commando-type operations.  I think a weapon of this type is featured in the 1977 motion picture thriller Twilight’s Last Gleaming.

@Jennifer:

Interesting.  That’s in order on the list under the map, I presume?

I’d have expected New York to be in the top 5.  Illinois I figured would have been much lower.

Yea I also thought New York would be at a much higher position too.  I wasn’t surprised to see my home state California to be at the top.  Stuff there is pretty expensive.  :-(

Industrialization was bound to kill slavery.  however there were enough radicals in both parties to make it a major issue in the conventions.  so much so in the Charlestown convention that democrats were willing to lose the election rather than nominate stephan douglas who was THE states rights candidate.

If this is politically offensive shift it to Politics.

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/04/24/060424165700.lj62qiwz.html

It seems to me that the press should know to whom it gives its passes.Â

I know the SS frisked her and checked her equipment…pad, paper, tape recorder, great boobs  :-o .  You’d think maybe they’d wanna have more info on the Fifth Reich…I mean Column.

It just seems like a great opportunity to mess up international relations…
not unlike the visit Bush(was it 41?) paid to China and had a Chinese student shouting questions/comments at him…

Was it really close to 2 minutes of the F-lady shouting?  The first I heard was about 90 seconds as the press is isolated in a secure area not easily accessible by multiple routes for the SS.

Forbes magazine has an article about the dangers of doing business in China.

This guy, David Ji seemed to be a pro.  He built a $ billion +  DVD importing business.

He went back there to sort out a billing dispute last year. 
A major supplier who he had a deal with ousted their CEO and replaced him with a party crony.
Ji was siezed by police in his hotel. 
They have not let him come back.

http://www.forbes.com/home_asia/free_forbes/2005/1114/142.html

He’s not the only one.

http://www.forbes.com/home_asia/free_forbes/2005/1114/142sidebar.html

@haxorboy:

And honestly really, the people up north have great beer so let’s not be so quick to jump on them okay?

hackie__,
I don’t think anyone’s jumping Canadians(except for a few stupid women I know who swoon at the Canadian accent.)

I cannot think of another nation I’d rather have as a neighbour. Of course, they’ve had a couple hundred years to get used to the OCD nation south of the border.

Maybe France. Then we’d have a neighbour we’d enjoy invading! :P :D

PShackie__, I never met a transexual I didn’t like. :roll: :wink:

We feed Iraqis, We feed N. Koreans, we have a history of giving food to our enemies (like the Taliban)