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April 9th, 2012
05:54 PM ET
What the North Koreans are thinking
Former New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson gives insight about North Korea's tensions with the West and more.
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Latest reports are that they are winding the Rocket rubber band to double knotted status. A launch is seemingly imminent.
N.Korea should not be stupid enough to try what they could not get done before.The same goes for Iran.You have 2 nothings trying to prove they are the greatest but they are nothings and we are wasting tax payers money and more important our G.I.'s lives.We need to let that whole world kill each other and there will be no loss.Jim Thomas Phx.Az.
Yea Gov. Tell me why we should be spending billions of dollars keeping our millitary there ? Are we still the police for the whole world. When I live on Social Security, $1,000 a month, why should I care about North & South Korea ?