Posted on 12/15/2005 8:29:44 PM PST by SBD1
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You know, it's pretty easy to look at NK's actions around 1990 and substitute "Iran" today. I can't think of a better argument for destroying Iran's nuclear capability NOW.
bttt
MUST read later
Of all his talk and B.S. Clinton did nothing to stop NK from developing their first nuclear weapons.
Treason.
The book The Real Jimmy Carter details that Clinton was furious with Carter for overstepping his authority, but felt helpless to do anything about it. Which is all baloney, of course.
That means the Beast LIED! She's on record as saying that NK didn't have them when Bubba was getting a Lewinsky!
We'll be paying for the damage caused by The Impeached Rapist Disbarred Former POTUS for generations. I wonder if Sandy Burglar was stashing any of this info in his undies.
......When and where did they test the devices?.....
Test? Tests?
We don't need no steenkin tests.
bttt
Let's not forget this info now that the Dem's are trying to blame Bush again. They are trying to claim that they stopped the Plutonium bombs and that the Uranium was a new development under Bush. This report clearly says otherwise.
"Simultaneously, in May 1989, the DPRK and the GDR signed a comprehensive agreement on the transfer of “substantial” amounts of German nuclear technology and nuclear weapons materials, including enriched uranium, to Pyongyang.”
SBD
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Amen........bump.
Thanks for the ping!
Seen this?
N. Korea Seeks Deal for Reactor Freeze
February 06, 2007
WASHINGTON (AP) -
North Korea is proposing to shutter its main nuclear reactor and allow U.N. monitoring in return for massive energy shipments and normal relations with the United States, according to an American nuclear expert who visited Pyongyang last week.
David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector, said in an interview Tuesday that North Korean officials told him they also wanted another key concession for shutting down their Yongbyon reactor: the lifting of U.S. financial restrictions imposed for alleged North Korean counterfeiting of U.S. currency and money laundering. Those restrictions have led to about $24 million in North Korean funds being frozen at a Macau bank.
North Korea, the United States, South Korea, Japan, China and Russia are set to begin a new round of talks Thursday in Beijing aimed at ridding the North of its nuclear weapons program. The push found new urgency after missile and nuclear bomb tests by the communist-led North last year.
Chief North Korean disarmament negotiator Kim Kye Gwan told Albright and Joel Wit, a former State Department official, that nothing would happen until the U.S. agreed to the construction of light-water reactors that Washington promised North Korea under a 1994 deal to freeze Pyongyang's nuclear program.
That deal, which also included an annual supply of half a million tons of heavy fuel oil until the reactors were built, was scrapped in 2002 when North Korea admitted it had restarted its atomic program.
Albright said the North emphasized that it now wanted either electricity shipments or more heavy fuel oil than was promised in the 1994 deal.
Albright said North Korean officials "acted as if it was going to be settled. They were pretty optimistic."
"My sense is that they're willing to go for disarmament, but that it's going to be a very slow process, because of the lack of trust of the United States," said Albright, the head of the Institute for Science and International Security.
Christopher Hill, the chief U.S. envoy to the six-nation negotiations, said Tuesday in Tokyo that negotiators from Pyongyang had not raised the issue of heavy fuel oil in return for shutting down its reactor.
But Hill said there was room to discuss the matter under a September 2005 pledge in which North Korea agreed to give up its nuclear program in exchange for aid and security guarantees.
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No I hadn't seen this.
Nothing the Clintoons say, is or has been true.
I'm calling BS, if he had one he would have detonated one to show the world how important he is.
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