Was there in fact a nuclear warhead on anything they launched?
> Their marksmanship is impressive -- apparently not one missile went
> anywhere near the distance it was intended to.
>> It seems our good friends in North Korea send us a nuclear warhead on
>> Tuesday. The 'fireworks' were intended to reach us about the same time
>> as the NASA launch took place. Trouble is, the warhead was defective,
>> a total dud. It never got here, and apparently did not explode either.
>> Had the 'fireworks' arrived safely and gone off as intended, then
>> spam/scam -- indeed the entire telephone network -- would have been
>> the least of our worries, I am sure.
>> PAT
Neither did ours way back in the day. But if they work at it long enough and throw lots of money at it, they will likely get better at it.
At least as long as the folks working on it get to keep eating.
[TELECOM Digest Editor's Note: As 'they' say, "practice makes perfect" and no one could reasonably expect the North Koreans to perfectly hit the target (US of Amerika) the first time around. I realize this is not a gambling casino and we are not in the business of 'giving chances', but give them another chance or two. I am sure they will eventually reach their goal which was temporarily put on hold back in 1950-51. PAT]