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Originally Posted by Red Mile Style
First of all, N.Korea is not acting offensively. Their policy clearly states it would be a defensive tactic - the basis of possessing nuclear warheads. Don't mess with us or we'll nuke you. It is a deterrant from outside attacks. What president would risk getting nuked? A very, very dumb one. N.Korea is playing the same game as everyone else, and personally I do not know which leader I trust more - Bush or Jong Il.
I doubt Canada would go up against any state that possessed nuclear weapons. It would be stupid and not very strategic. Canada's policy is never on the offense, which makes me believe that we would stay the explicit delete out of N.Korea. The only reason why Canada would send troops to N.Korea would be because of NATO.
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Are you stupid? Seriously, you think NK is developing Nuclear weapons because they feel the need to defend themselves? Who exactly is threatening them?
There is no "don't mess with us or we'll nuke you" attitude in this world anymore. NK is playing with fire, and will utter certainty will they get burned. I find it pathetic that people will defend a country that has clearly broken international law by firing a long-range missile, that in its working stage would be perfectly capable of reaching Alaska and parts of the West Coast. Sick.