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North Korea reportedly willing to sign peace treaty with US to end conflict
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| October 18, 2015
| Fox News
Posted on 10/18/2015 3:11:46 AM PDT by WhiskeyX
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To: WhiskeyX
North Korea reportedly rejected the idea of resuming talks to abandon its nuclear program on Saturday, but said it would welcome negotiations for a peace treaty with Washington. One would require the other so this is not a serious proposal from North Korea.
To: WhiskeyX
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10/18/2015 6:25:43 AM PDT
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JoeProBono
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To: Mr. K
Exactly my first thought.
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10/18/2015 6:37:59 AM PDT
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abclily
To: Mr. K
They are not stupid. They see Obama leaving and a real possibility of having to deal with Trump. They want to cash in with idiot Obama.
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10/18/2015 7:11:51 AM PDT
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Lumper20
( clown in Chief has own Gov employees Gestapo)
To: WhiskeyX
North Korea is the only Communist Dictatorship Obama hasn’t propped up yet
To: WhiskeyX
Seeing how Iran out maneuvered the U.S. on nuclear arms the North Koreans are naturally looking to kick a little sand in Obama’s face as well. The bullies are coming out of the woodwork.
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10/18/2015 8:22:45 AM PDT
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Spok
("What're you going to believe-me or your own eyes?" -Marx (Groucho))
To: WhiskeyX
Kim wants in on the freebies like everyone else.
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10/18/2015 11:09:55 AM PDT
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bgill
( CDC site, "we still do not know exactly how people are infected with Ebola")
To: WhiskeyX
Inasmuch as the North Korean signature on a document means nothing, their government is looking to manipulate the brainless Obama administration with phony ‘deals.’
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