Dare I Confess it? I Rather Liked Him | Eastern North Carolina Now

    The world has had it with North Korea. The free world is really mad at them. A Diplomatic Big Word Assault has already begun.

    To show how serious we are we are going to use the full resources of the Merriam-Webster Dictionary to tell them what we really think about their dastardly behavior and really put them into their place (whatever that means)!

    The World Wide Word Assault has already begun as demonstrated by the listing below of the Slings and Arrows (Big Words) already launched from peace loving diplomats...

    • "sting of global scorn"
    • "clear violations"
    • "new sanctions needed"
    • "pushed for strong action"
    • "galvanize support for a strong and united response"
    • "reckless violation of international law that compels action in response"
    • "vowed to seek and support a strong United Nations Security Council resolution with concrete measures to curtail"
    • "reckless act that threatens peace and stability"
    • "grave challenge"
    • "serious blow"

    I bet those North Koreans are quaking in their hobnail boots.
-------------------------     The world community needs to get out its history books and go back and read what world leaders were saying about Nazi Germany in the 1930's.

    By golly, if we hit those North Koreans with a Diplomatic Tweet full of 1930's Condemnations (really vacillations) about what they were going to do about Herr Hitler and what they demanded that Herr Hitler do, that would turn the tide!

    It worked back then! ... Or did it?
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    Please allow one last Wise Guy Comment from the Smartfella? ... Where did the Subject Line for this Foolishness come from? My Dear Readers, those were the words of Sir Anthony Eden, a Future Prime Minister of Great Britain, after he returned from a 1934 visit and meeting with Adolph Hitler ... "Dare I confess it? I rather liked him."

    Would I kid u?
    Smartfella