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N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over its
arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two Koreas
scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea and
Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear activities"
in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from Washington's roster of
terrorism sponsoring nations.

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Iraq by force...Libya and N. Korea by diplomatic pressure. Which just
leaves Syria on our short list of rogue nations pursuing WMD's. Of course,
Syria's problem is that they're hiding Saddam's WMD's...and turning them
over would mean that Bush was right. Syria is certainly in a pickle.

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On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:36:15 +0000, NOYB wrote:


N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over
its arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two
Koreas scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea
and Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear
activities" in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from Washington's
roster of terrorism sponsoring nations.


Again? I believe this was promised back in 1994. They didn't keep that
promise then either.

http://www.ceip.org/files/projects/n...es/koreaaf.htm

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"thunder" wrote in message
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On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:36:15 +0000, NOYB wrote:


N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over
its arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two
Koreas scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea
and Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear
activities" in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from
Washington's
roster of terrorism sponsoring nations.


Again? I believe this was promised back in 1994. They didn't keep that
promise then either.

They were playing with a less-skilled poker player who wasn't carrying a
sidearm back then.

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"NOYB" wrote in message news:PBAKb.11901

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Iraq by force...Libya and N. Korea by diplomatic pressure. Which just
leaves Syria on our short list of rogue nations pursuing WMD's. Of course,
Syria's problem is that they're hiding Saddam's WMD's...and turning them
over would mean that Bush was right. Syria is certainly in a pickle.

Heil! All Hail Bush, Supreme Ruler of the World. Praise him, or die!

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"NOYB" wrote in message link.net...
N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over its
arms programs.

I suppose Hairball Kraus and all the pointy-headed knee jerk liberal
weenies will blame this on George Bush..... ;^)

Christopher Robin

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NOYB wrote:

N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over its
arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two Koreas
scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea and
Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear activities"
in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from Washington's roster of
terrorism sponsoring nations.

----------------------------------------------------

Iraq by force...Libya and N. Korea by diplomatic pressure. Which just
leaves Syria on our short list of rogue nations pursuing WMD's. Of course,
Syria's problem is that they're hiding Saddam's WMD's...and turning them
over would mean that Bush was right. Syria is certainly in a pickle.





In your simple-minded little world, you probably have no idea that the
force pushing North Korea towards nuclear restraint is the People's
Republic of China.

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NOYB wrote:

"thunder" wrote in message
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On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:36:15 +0000, NOYB wrote:


N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over
its arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two
Koreas scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea
and Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear
activities" in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from
Washington's
roster of terrorism sponsoring nations.


Again? I believe this was promised back in 1994. They didn't keep that
promise then either.

They were playing with a less-skilled poker player who wasn't carrying a
sidearm back then.



Surely you are not referring to Chickenhawk Bush...

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On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:36:15 +0000, NOYB wrote:


N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from producing
nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over its arms programs.


Yup - pretty soon the US will be the only nation with nuclear weapone. Won't
that be nice?

Lloyd

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"Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message
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On Tue, 06 Jan 2004 15:36:15 +0000, NOYB wrote:


N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing
nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over its arms
programs.


Yup - pretty soon the US will be the only nation with nuclear weapone.
Won't
that be nice?

And, we know how to use them :)

Bert

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Sure scares the beejesus out of me! We can't trust you not to bomb us when
we're on your side.

Bert Robbins wrote in message

Yup - pretty soon the US will be the only nation with nuclear weapone.
Won't
that be nice?

And, we know how to use them :)

Bert

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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

N. Korea Offers to Halt Nuke Facilities


Jan 6, 12:52 AM (ET)

By SOO-JEONG LEE


SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - North Korea offered Tuesday to refrain from
producing nuclear weapons as a "bold concession" to rekindle talks over
its
arms programs.

The move comes as the United States, China, Russia, Japan and the two
Koreas
scramble to arrange a new round of negotiations, with South Korea and
Russian saying they are unlikely this month.

North Korea has said before it is willing to freeze its "nuclear
activities"
in exchange for U.S. aid and being delisted from Washington's roster of
terrorism sponsoring nations.

----------------------------------------------------

Iraq by force...Libya and N. Korea by diplomatic pressure. Which just
leaves Syria on our short list of rogue nations pursuing WMD's. Of
course,
Syria's problem is that they're hiding Saddam's WMD's...and turning them
over would mean that Bush was right. Syria is certainly in a pickle.





In your simple-minded little world, you probably have no idea that the
force pushing North Korea towards nuclear restraint is the People's
Republic of China.

No kidding, Harry. And that was a result of the deal we cut in regards to
the Taiwan issue.

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Gee...well probably the last two big World Wars...that is when you jumped in
late to grab all the credit.

WaIIy wrote in message
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On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 04:29:49 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:

Sure scares the beejesus out of me! We can't trust you not to bomb us
when
we're on your side.

When were you on our side?


Bert Robbins wrote in message

Yup - pretty soon the US will be the only nation with nuclear
weapone.
Won't
that be nice?

And, we know how to use them :)

Bert

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We jumped in late because we are generally slow to commit to a war unless we
are attacked. While our contributions to WW1 are open to discussion, the
fact is that we indeed turned the tide on WW2. As for WW3 - we're in this
one on the ground floor. :p

If any single country "won" WW2, the MVP goes to the Englishmen. By holding
out in the Battle of Britain, they preserved the British island as a staging
area. It's from that staging area that we bombed the 3rd Reich into the
stone age, diminishing it's ability to wage effective war.

The other MVP was Hitler - who beat himself. A: By botching the Battle of
Britian after it was almost won. B: By attacking Russia before England was
subdued.

-W

"Don White" wrote in message
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Gee...well probably the last two big World Wars...that is when you jumped
in
late to grab all the credit.

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Next time...come to Nova Scotia and you may hear some Gaelic.

WaIIy wrote in message
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On Wed, 07 Jan 2004 17:20:16 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:

Gee...well probably the last two big World Wars...that is when you jumped
in
late to grab all the credit.


Well at least you're a Canadian with a sense of humor.

BTW, I spent some time in Leamington and Sarnia this past year and
always thank the Canadians for speaking English.

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From: "Don White"

Gee...well probably the last two big World Wars...that is when you jumped in
late to grab all the credit.

Better late than never they say.

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