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Legislation that would expand compensation for radiation exposure survivors moved to the House floor in Congress, with an inclusion for Guam.

Any rules of law, or laws of land and warfare. it would be a test. it would all depend on what the results of that action would be, whether it killed people, or caused great deal of disruption on what our reaction might be to such provocation. >> dont you think it would be catastrophic, even -- i mean -- >> this represents a very dangerous escalation, and a very volatile area. think back to what actually did happen back in 1954. the united states detonated a bravo test, 1,000 times more powerful...

Its a near-ocean blast. if its an atmospheric blast like admiral woolsey said -- or im sorry, ambassador woolsey said, it could cause emp problems. but none of that is -- theres no intelligence that they can do that, they can launch it in the middle of the ocean. but the other thing you have to concern yourself with is north koreas not any signatory to any non-proliferation agreement. so if they were to do something like this, theyre literally not violating any rules of law or laws of land warfa...