Comments on: Bill Clinton in Pyongyang

By: The West’s Fading Strength « Pond’rings

The West’s Fading Strength « Pond’rings — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 06:11:29 +0000

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By: joeblough

joeblough — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 06:39:54 +0000

92 continued:

Make no mistake though.

I wouldn’t mind sending in a couple of battalions of American military to pull those girls out.

Or, as an alternative, I’d be perfectly open to bombing Pyon Yang to cinders if they refused to turn those girls over.

They are, after all, our fellow citizens.

But surrender. Nah.

That’s for somebody else.

Somebody I’d never want to be.

Somebody like a traitor.

By: Pat J

Pat J — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 15:24:17 +0000

I also love how Clinton’s heroics are sticking in the craw of many Pajamas posters. Now maybe we can concentrate on North Korea without the distraction of these two brave young women.

By: NCBob

NCBob — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 19:34:05 +0000

How do we know they were “journalists?” Isn’t the anti-American bias of most American “journalists,” especially, those working for Gore, the PERFECT cover for a spy?

By: Moho

Moho — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 16:25:28 +0000

“But this is a terrible way to handle it, and the precedent now being set is monstrous.”

This is your movements answer to everything. Ignore things forever, and criticize everyone who tries to fix problems with mealy mouthed and back-handed criticisms. The problem is that this reminds most people of some member of their family who never got off the couch, is still living with mom and dad, won’t get a job, but still has a mountain of criticism for everyone in the family doing something with their lives. That image seems to be working for you, in that its activated the pent up frustrations of the 13% of Americans who are made of jell-o and have no shame. Welcome to the Republican party, circa 09.

By: Blarty Blarckleblart

Blarty Blarckleblart — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 16:18:18 +0000

That being said the next question is what concessions did the midget extract from our government?

Since nobody has any idea, why don’t y’all make a bunch of crazy poop up?

Oh, wait… I see you already have

By: Michael T

Michael T — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 15:03:16 +0000

Bill Clinton in the Pantheon of Heroes. Who wudda thunk?

By: Harry

Harry — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 14:35:02 +0000

First of all I feel very happy for the two detainees being released from the midget’s hell hole. That being said the next question is what concessions did the midget extract from our government? Seems regimes like NK and Iran do this on a regular basis basically kidnapping or detaining civilians under trumped up charges while our government which values every life must pay ransom money one way or another. Perhaps a warning be made public that anyone foolish enough to travel in or near these rogue countries should not expect a white night named Bill Clinton to come to their rescue. Individuals stupid enough to take foolish chances should not be a bargaining chip concerning national security. Of course all the details involving their release will not be disclosed. But one has to believe that the cost was substantial considering the modus operandi of a tyrannical regime. I doubt a photo op with a former president is the price to pay for freedom. Give Clinton kudos for undertaking this affair. He handled it stoicly. Did you notice how big they made the midget look standing next to Clinton? The shot was taken from above in order to give the illusion of equal height. The midget looks oversized though and I believe the photo was doctored. What a joke.

By: Brian Richard Allen

Brian Richard Allen — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:16:36 +0000

Crystal clear that for the likes of the patently brainless self-styled, “Deep Brain Diarist,” reality, just, as some might say, beauty, is in the eye of the beholder. And as for “Pat J” and the rest of the hatred-driven projectors of the FasciSSocialist Psychopathology?

ES&D.

Guess the fascists just cannot grasp that nary a one of the thuggish O’Zero Crime Family is on America’s side. Nor that a single member of the treasonous, recidivist, lying, looting, thieving, mass-murdering, Chi-Comm-financed co-serial-rapist Billy-Bubbah B-J Blythe (“Cli’ton”) Gang was — or is — either.

Last time any of the Cli’ton Gang went to North Korea it cost America Scores of Billions of Dollars, (Billions of it kicked-back to the “Chelsea Hubbell-Cli’toon Trust”) the rabid prolification of Cli’toon-supplied American-developed nuclear technology to another dozen slave states — and a permanent and perhaps terminal nuclear threat to our nation.

Way to go fascists.

Brian Richard Allen
Lost Angels – Califobambicated 90028
And the Far Abroad

By: PoliticalVentilation.com

PoliticalVentilation.com — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 04:04:27 +0000

Bill Clinton Takes Private Jet Abroad To Pick Up Two Women…
In ordinary times this would be just another ordinary Headline for a typical 90’s news story. Nothing to see here people. Go home, nothing to see here! But these are not ordinary times and North Korea isn’t an ordinary threat. It’s been reported that this was a “surprise” trip. We all know this is BS. I can’t see Kim Joog Il coming out of the bathroom one morning and saying “Bill, is that you”? “I’m so surprised”!”Ah, if I’d known you were coming I’d have baked a cake”. One doesn’t travel to N. Korea in surprise fashion lest ye be shot down. So clearly the statement is false and preparations were made. Plans were in the works long enough to write Al Gore out of the script. After all, it’s Al’s network where the young ladies worked. Why didn’t he go? So bill goes to N. Korea, we get what we wanted, freedom for the two journalist, nothing more to report… except…What did Kim Jong Il get? We know Bill didn’t say “okay Kim, hand ‘em over or I’ll kick your butt” and I doubt Kim Jong Il was overtaken with sudden compassion. So logically, a bargain must have been reached. What was that “bargain”. Remember if you will Bill Clinton, Loral Space, the Chinese and the nuclear secrets lost therein. Pres. Obama was quick to point out that this was “solely a private mission” implying once again that there was no U.S. involvement. This has already been disproved by debunking the “surprise” aspect of released statements. Also, Mr. Obama often says the opposite of “the truth of the matter”. But why would Obama not want to give America any kudos in this matter? I believe this statement was a lame attempt at a preemptive deflection of the inevitable question, “what did North Korea get from the U.S. in this deal”? The world may never know……until a city somewhere disappears in a brilliant flash of moral equivalence.