[AmericanInTokyo]

If I were in a senior position in the Foreign Ministry in Pyongyang, D.P.R.K., I would PRECISELY delay any progress in talks with the 'imperalist enemy', would stall, argue about the shape of the negotiation table, threaten not to show up, change dates, read from script with little flexibility to barter, etc, etc. for the remaining quick 6 months of what I thought was a Bush Administration coming to conclusion.

In the meantime, I would:

--Continue to building up offensive weaponry and develop nuclear capability, and launch accuracy;

--Harden silos of operational centers and hideouts for Kim Jong il in the north of the DPRK

--Begin overtures to the Kerry camp through Bill Richardson, Madeline Albright, Jack Pritchard and others, utilizing the DPRK mission in New York City as the front line base in the US;

and finally,

--find some way to influence the Presidential election such as flow sums of money into an anti-Bush organization in the states through leftist South Korean organizations in league with leftist/Democratic organizations in the United States.

[AmericanInTokyo]

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