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1 posted on 09/14/2004 1:16:46 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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North Korean Nukes = Clinton Legacy Bump


2 posted on 09/14/2004 1:19:41 AM PDT by ninonitti
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LOL, next he'll be suggesting "detente" with Al Sadr. What a pathetic loser, even the Democrats are probably tired of Kerry by now.


6 posted on 09/14/2004 2:04:10 AM PDT by EaglesUpForever
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Why is it that energy-rich countries like Iran & Iraq need nuclear energy?


9 posted on 09/14/2004 2:17:29 AM PDT by The Raven
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hanoi john flip flop kerry wants to give nuke fuel to Iran..all for a promise of not using it as a weapon and to let inspectors in...where have we heard that offer before...oh, wait...it's basically the same deal slick willie gave North Korea.


11 posted on 09/14/2004 4:10:56 AM PDT by GailA ( hanoi john, I'm for the death penalty for terrorist, before I impose a moratorium on it.)
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Henry Sokolski of the Nonproliferation Policy Education Center points out that the fresh nuclear fuel that Messrs. Kerry and Edwards want to give the mullahs is already halfway along the enrichment process toward being weapons-usable. With sophisticated and hidden enrichment capabilities of the type we know Iran already has, the country could be within days of having a bomb core were it to seize and divert the reactor fuel. In any case, the mullahs are currently ruling out the possibility of a Kerry-Edwards type deal, demanding to be recognized as a normal nuclear nation with a right to control all stages of its nuclear fuel cycle.

IAEA member states are increasingly frustrated by the mullahs' deceptions and may be ready to refer them to the U.N. Security Council for sanctions by next time the IAEA meets in November. We wish we could be more confident that the Bush Administration was working on pre-emptive military options should they become necessary. But at least it has refused to accept the inevitability of a Persian nuke. "We're determined that they're not going to achieve a nuclear-weapons capability," says Undersecretary of State John Bolton.

The essence of the Kerry-Edwards proposals, by contrast, is that if Iran and North Korea have a history of dealing in bad faith it's because we Americans aren't being cooperative enough. "The idea that there's a big bargain out there that the Iranians will live up to is nutty in light of the last six months," says the Nonproliferation Center's Mr. Sokolski.


13 posted on 09/14/2004 5:37:35 AM PDT by OESY
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