N. Korea: Sights of Silence(Description of Ryongchon Blast Area)

NYT Magazine ^ | 05/23/04 | RICHARD RAGAN

[VOA]

I think Kim's days are numbered, but that country will be in turmoil after he dies
because there does not appear to be a person to fill that void...

If the CIA would want to do it's job (covertly, of course), they'd assure that
any successors destroy each other in a struggle for power...
and the President of South Korea will simply become President of (the newly unified) Korea.

Of course, that pile of nuclear weapons in North Korea (Thanks, Clinton and Co.!)
probably precludes such a pleasant outcome.

[Americanwolf]

Yeah I agree with you assesment including the damage done by the Clintonista Admin.

on the flip side if the CIA does nothing, and those nuclear weapons are left there with out any action, I think one of the usual suspects... China... may step up and try to influnce any new government. just a thought.
I would love to see a unified Korea... I would love to see a Unified Ireland also, but I think the Nuclear weapons issue would be the big hurdle for North Korea

[bitt]

bttt

[Boot Hill]

"I just stood there thinking, this must be a parent's worst nightmare..."

--Boot Hill

[Eric in the Ozarks]

Its as if the plight of the North Koreans was somehow our fault. Typical liberal guilt-speak.