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stevo · 02-10-2005, 05:34 AM

So its bush's fault that north korea has nukes, huh? with his "cowboy" diplomacy, right? Because clinton did such a good job keeping NK from advancing its nuclear agenda.

I think the main reason NK wants nukes is for nothing less than to blackmail the rest of the world into giving them what they want. They've been doing it all along. "OK, we stop making nuclear bomb if you give us free fuel" So clinton takes them on their word, cuts a deal wwith them, and they continue to advance their program behind everyone's back.

Now that they have the bomb, the next step is a demonstration that it works, and then south korea will be, for all intents and purposes, held hostage by the north. "If you don't give us free fuel then that is an act of war and we must defend our country"

remember the north claims, “nuclear weapons will remain (a) nuclear deterrent for self-defense under any circumstances.”

02-10-2005, 05:34 AM	#4 (permalink)
stevo Rail Baron Location: Tallyfla	So its bush's fault that north korea has nukes, huh? with his "cowboy" diplomacy, right? Because clinton did such a good job keeping NK from advancing its nuclear agenda. I think the main reason NK wants nukes is for nothing less than to blackmail the rest of the world into giving them what they want. They've been doing it all along. "OK, we stop making nuclear bomb if you give us free fuel" So clinton takes them on their word, cuts a deal wwith them, and they continue to advance their program behind everyone's back. Now that they have the bomb, the next step is a demonstration that it works, and then south korea will be, for all intents and purposes, held hostage by the north. "If you don't give us free fuel then that is an act of war and we must defend our country" remember the north claims, “nuclear weapons will remain (a) nuclear deterrent for self-defense under any circumstances.”