North Korea Fires Five Missiles Toward America

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea fired five short-range missiles off its east coast on Monday, news reports said, even as South Korea proposed working-level talks with its communist neighbor.

The reported launches were the first since the regime conducted a barrage of seven ballistic missile tests in early July, and come despite signs North Korea is reaching out to rival South Korea and the United States after months of heightened tensions over its missile and nuclear programs.  [Read More]

(H/T The Wall Street Journal)

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As the world awaits President Obama’s decision on an Afghanistan counter-insurgency strategy, the North Koreans are growing restless with their lack of coverage by the U.S. left-wing media.  Pyongyang has clearly grown jealous that it’s  rival regime, Iran, has unveiled several war-grade nuclear facilities and thereby trumping any coverage of their most recent antics.  Pyongyang clearly thought that by launching five missiles over the pacific they could successfully re-enter the talking points of the nation’s media outlets.  Well, Considering the President believes socialist healthcare and the nobel peace prize for nothing are more important than our Troops overseas, border security, and the nation’s economy, it’s no wonder that North Korea won’t be receiving the desired coverage and has clearly been placed quite far down the proverbial “to-do list.”  One can only wonder how Pyongyang will react in the future after clearly being “stiffed” by the press and their “friend” President Obama.  Possibly North Korea will summon their new bff Bill Clinton for another comedy-filled play date featuring Hillary as the punchline once again.