| July 6th, 2006 8:07PM California TimeIs
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| | Well, sadly, not much. In fact, we're
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| North Korea actually able to threaten the
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| | not even sure what sort of fuel they're
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| United States mainland with Nuclear
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| | using.'The United States has insisted
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| Warheads?Of course not, but it makes a
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| | since last week that, at the very least,
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| great headline. In fact, in researching
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| | intelligence is fairly certain the
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| this article I found that every headline
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| | reclusive communist regime has taken
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| read similarly. The content of each
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| | steps to ready a launch of a long-range
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| article did not answer these questions
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| | missile, most likely a Taepodong-2 with
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| with the 'YES!' that the titles
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| | an estimated range of up to 9,300 miles.
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| implied.First and foremost, the point:The
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| | Beyond that, it's all guesswork.'
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| United States of America cannot dictate
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| | The Capability of North Korea to
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| to sovereign nations (in this case North
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| | Manufacture Nuclear Warheads Small Enough
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| Korea) on whether or not the nation is
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| | To Be Carried As Payload In A 'No-Dong'
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| allowed to test Rockets.Why not? Well for
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| | Type Missile:
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| one thing, we're testing them ourselves
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| | 'The Japanese have publicly said they
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| constantly. The picture above shows the
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| | doubt it. "At this point, we have
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| launch of a highly classified spy
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| | encountered no information that indicates
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| satellite known only as NROL-22, launched
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| | North Korea has the technology," Senior
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| on behalf of the National Reconnaissance
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| | Vice Foreign Minister Yasuhisa Shiozaki
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| Office (NRO)
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| | said this week.'
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| image is of a Delta IV Rocket, in it's
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| | we do know about Rockets is vast. The
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| first stage of ascent. Powers and I both
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| | technology is simple, and mostly a carry
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| watched this rocket launch, while
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| | over from the work of Werner Von Braun.
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| speaking on the telephone. He from Los
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| | You can find myriad sites online
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| Angeles, and I from San Diego. The
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| | instructing you on the building of
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| picture above was taken from Viejas
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| | rockets, yes, even the ones that can go
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| Concert Park off Interstate 8 in
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| | orbital.
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| California during a RadioHead concert. It
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| | Here is the Kid's Play version:
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| was taken by Paul Parks of San Diego, Ca.
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| | are not only an old technology, they
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| An article on this, the first ever launch
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| | are widely understood throughout the
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| of a Delta IV rocket from the West Coast
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| | world. North Korea cannot be expected to
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| of America, can be found here:
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| | be ignorant of the technology. Nor can
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| is this important? The United States
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| | any nation be expected to forego the
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| did virtually the exact same thing we
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| | benefits that Rockets can provide, such
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| just told another country not to do. In
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| | as a Space Program, GPS, Weather
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| fact, we actually attached a payload to
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| | Monitoring, etc.And after all of the
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| our missile. Why this is pertinent to
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| | saber rattling about 'The Big One', the
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| this discussion, is because the Delta IV
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| | missile that would kill us all...
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| failed upon it's initial East Coast
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| | After all of the challenges to
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| launch out of Florida.
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| | sovereignty and calls for pre-emptive
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| United States is clearly still testing
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| | strikes, what happened when North Korea
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| our capabilities. Neither country claims
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| | finally conducted their test?
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| their testing to be aimed at a military
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| | Nothing.'About 35 seconds after the
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| end. In fact, North Korea even offered to
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| | launch, officials say the ICBM either
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| abandon it's test launch in exchange for
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| | failed outright or was aborted by plan,
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| direct talks with the US on the subject.
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| | reports CBS News correspondent Wyatt
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| The talks were refused, and the launch
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| | Andrews. It did not reach deep space and
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| followed.
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| | posed no danger to Japan or the U.S.'
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| do we know about these Rockets? The
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| | next time everyone gets all excited
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| example given herein, the Delta IV, is
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| | about a 'threat' to the US, I want to see
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| classified thus by it's creators:Delta IV
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| | some evidence.No more Yellow Cake in a
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| Rocket Info from Boeing
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| | tube to justify our very real White
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| Delta IV vehicles can launch payloads
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| | Phosporus. No more will we accept
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| weighing from 4,231 kg (9,327 lb) to
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| | anything less than actual evidence before
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| 12,757 kg (28, 124 lb) to geosynchronous
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| | even thinking of discussing arms, as
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| transfer orbit, and can lift over 23,000
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| | Americans.Yeah, I see a rocket. Yeah, I
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| kg (50,000 lbs.) to low-Earth orbit (LEO)
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| | saw it launched. Big frickin deal. That
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| Delta IV rockets can accommodate single
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| | is a normal occurrence in Southern
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| or multiple payloads on the same mission
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| | California. Where's the warhead? Where is
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| and can launch payloads to polar orbits,
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| | the follow-up force? Where are the
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| Sun-synchronous orbits, geosynchronous
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| | bombers? Where is the threat?The truth
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| and geosynchronous transfer orbits, and
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| | is, North Korea is no threat to us. And
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| low-Earth orbit.
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| | there is no evidence backing the claim
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| amply demonstrates the rocket's ability
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| | that they are. The Press should be
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| both to carry nuclear warheads and to
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| | embarrassed for even posing the question,
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| achieve strikes on globally based
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| | one they could have answered themselves
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| targets.What do we know about North
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| | with a little research.
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| Korea's Rockets?
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