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Does he plan to send missiles over to Los Angeles? Would he be
better entered in the "I think I can dance contest?"

Could the world be looking at some serious consequences? Or is
this just a pre-nuptial warm up between North Korea and the
super powers that appear to support him, those being China and
Russia? And the lingering question: Was it in fact Kim Jong Il
who authorized sinking a ship and resulting in the deaths of 46
young sailors?

I have written about North Korea before, just trying to understand  why anyone in their right mind would have any
compulsion or inclination to partner with a ruthless leader
who it has been said - starves his own people...

But power is king. Look back in history. Is this in a sense
history repeating itself?

Kim Jong Il has flexed his muscles. He has captured the attention of the world, which is likely precisely what he wants.
But he might be forgetting that there are consequences. For
every action - a reaction.  The dance has begun.

Let us pray this is not the dance of death for many resultant
from this one individual - so hell bent on destruction.

We live our lives and strive to learn our lessons, but some never
seem to learn or have a grasp on the fact that there are  just too
many good folks that will not have any of this nonsense.

I still have a fondness for Korean food, still think the Korean
people are fine folks.  So the next dance step would have to
be that of Kim Jong Il....

So the world waits. The world is watching...