In case you live in a cave, and this is your only opportunity to view the news, North Korea continued their nuclear testing last night.

First and foremost I am sick and tired of Kim Jong-Il, and hopefully the United Nations Security Council will act this time: instead of continuing with harsh letters and public defamation (saying to news cameras “you are not playing nice Lil’ Kim, and I mean that!”).

Bolton spoke to the UN Security Council today behind closed doors today, following a statement from President Bush calling North Korea’s nuclear test “unacceptable” and “provocative”. Bush also warned Kim Jong-Il that the US would protect their allies in Asia by saying, "The United States will meet the full range of our deterrent and security commitments," and North Korea is, "one of the world's leading proliferators".

I know that I would not be in the position to protect National Security as a State Senator, but I am positive that if given the opportunity I would try something a bit more than “I’m rubber and you’re glue” strategy that the UN continues to do.

I am also not sure that the possibility of a trade ban on military and luxury items, the power to inspect all cargo, and freezing assets connected to North Korea’s weapons Program will be strict enough.

I believe that it is time for an air strike as well as the previous reports of sanctions.

I have had enough of Lil’ Kim's idiocy, and I hope that the world has as well.