CNN: N. Korea may be planning underground nuke test.

[Fridays Child]

ABC News is citing "unidentified U.S. officials" who point to "suspicious vehicle movement at a suspected North Korean test site." Those officials are saying that "it's the view of the intelligence community that a test is a real possibility."

Reuters, however, is quoting a senior U.S. official as saying "we have no new evidence to support that."

Is it just me or does ayone else smell the willful spreading disinformation and confusion? And, of course, CNN is only too happy to catapult the propaganda.

[Sherman A1]

1. Great!

Those Happy - Fun guys haven't had any headlines for a bit. It's probably their turn for awhile, after we get the solution to the next blonde teenager story.

[babylonsister]

2. It's exhausting keeping up with all the rumors. I just wish all the

media whores had to answer for all the b.s. stories they throw out there.

[Fridays Child]

5. The media drive semis through that gaping loophole in accountability...

...every hour of every day. x(

[chelsea0011]

3. Are they sure that moving vehicle isn't a mobile WMD vehicle?

Why would they want to be unidentified? The administration would love hard evidence of a nuke test. The Pres would be in front of the country in a second. They GOTTTTTTTT NOTHING!! Floating crap.

[Fridays Child]

4. Yep, that's why the whole thing is hard to believe.

Another case of the administration that cried nuke.

[Parche]

6. North Korea

But North Korea is mostly Al-Kida, very few buddhists
So this has the markings of an Al-Kida plot.