Pintu
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You are rightly said this is will going to happen. It is useless to expect any thing Productive from Mr. Barak Obama , he is not Kennedy. The beeline is clear that the USA's reputation as world's police is deteriorating.Okay so this is what is gonna happen. The US will try to push for some serious export bans and trade bans on N.Korea and will push it through the UN. China and Russia will block the moves and the US will go back to square one. That is the grim reality now...unless Obama can somehow charm the pants off the Russian President and the Chinese premier.
Pyro, the key rests to Japan's hand, they need to change that Killer Constitution first, disband Article 9, buy doing that it can survive. It is a pity for a country that gave birth the Samurais are in a helpless position. If you are gentleman and think others gentleman you are wrong. It is time for Japan to realise that.
According to Reuters Japan Protests the North Korean rocket launch.
The link and the report from Reuters follows:
http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSTKE004254
apan protests "regrettable" N.Korean rocket launch
Sat Apr 4, 2009 11:20pm EDT
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TOKYO, April 5 (Reuters) - Japan strongly protested the launch of a North Korean rocket over its territory on Sunday, branding Pyongyang's move "extremely regrettable".
Chief Cabinet Secretary Takeo Kawamura said that even if the object launched was a satellite, it was a violation of U.N. resolutions, and the Japanese government would convene a security panel meeting in the afternoon.
"From the government's point of view, even if it is a satellite launch it is is a breach of U.N. resolutions 1695 and 1718, which call for a halt to all North Korea's ballistic missile-related activities, so we had strongly urged North Korea to cancel the launch.
"It is extremely regrettable that North Korea went ahead with the launch despite this and we protest strongly."
The United States, South Korea and Japan had all said ahead of the launch it was a disguised test of the Taepodong-2 missile, designed to carry a warhead to U.S. territory. (Reporting by Linda Sieg; Editing by Rodney Joyce and John Chalmers)