Broken Bridge Between China and North Korea

Picture It: Bridge to Nowhere, Missiles to Alaska

March 23, 2009

by CitizenSugar 6

A man walks on the Broken Bridge, which connected China and North Korea until the US bombed it in the Korean war. North Korea is stirring tensions as it prepares to send a satellite into orbit April 4, which in English translates to "test-firing advanced ballistic missiles capable of reaching Alaska."

The US, among other countries, is not pleased; kidnapping two US journalists has not helped matters.

News China North Korea Missiles US

6 Comments

piper23 4 years 8 weeks

I :heart: Grandpa.

UnDave35 4 years 8 weeks

:rotfl:

Grandpa 4 years 8 weeks

Where are the left on this, isn't 60 years of occupying South Korea enough? Who are we to stand between the north and the South? After all it is not like Korea has any oil to keep us there. Bring home our troops. Calling Code pink, calling code pink.

meringue 4 years 8 weeks

good thing the news is covering Obama's bowling game and basketball picks...

genesisrocks 4 years 8 weeks

I actually thought this was a Palin post when I read the headline. And agree clara- this is scary.

clarabelle98 4 years 8 weeks

This all started well over a week ago, and they're just NOW reporting on it? This is some scary s***! Obama (And I DO give him props for this) basically said "If you fire it, we're going to take it down, you can't DO that!" And they replied that if he did it would be an act of war and started pulling their troops together. This is really scary, if I didn't think we were on the brink of WWIII before, I sure as h e double hockey sticks do now!