And Elvis is alive.
The Republican's can be found here:
Even if they had this at their disposal:
Clinton's Secretary of State making a toast to Kim Jong Ill.
Posted on 10/08/2006 10:33:29 PM PDT by quesney
Timeline: North Korea's nuclear weapons program The Associated Press
Published: October 8, 2006 A timeline on nuclear weapons development in North Korea:
_1993: North Korea shocks world by saying it will quit Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, later suspends its withdrawal.
_1994: North Korea, United States sign agreement in Geneva, North pledges to freeze, eventually dismantle, nuclear weapons program in exchange for help building two power-producing nuclear reactors.
_Sept. 17, 1999: U.S. President Bill Clinton agrees to first major easing of economic sanctions against North Korea since Korean War's end in 1953.
_July 2000: North Korea threatens to restart nuclear program if Washington does not compensate for loss of electricity due to delays in building nuclear power plants.
_June 2001: North Korea warns it will reconsider missile test moratorium if Washington doesn't resume contacts aimed at normalizing relations.
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Don't forget Carter and his Noble Peace Prize
Duck and cover, kids. Isn't this fun?! It's just like old times! Thanks, Bill.
That is right. This falls at the feet at Clinton. The SOB and Albright failed us here. They can kiss these elections goodbye now. Repubs will hammer it home every chance they have that Clinton gave them the technology for the nuclear power, yet never followed up to make sure they did not enrich uranium. Plus Clinton did nothing of AQ Khan that was giving the NK's nuke plans.
Watch how long it takes the moronic GOP to win a news cycle on this.
They'll let RAT after RAT declare Bush the villain before meekly defending against the lies, instead of getting way out in front of the story with the truth that RAT appeasement and financial payoffs under Carter and Clinton led to this fiasco.
Where the hell are the GOP strategists?
There is an election in mere weeks.
Stop phucking around and start fighting like Warriors - our future depends on your competence.
Mike Chinoy (fmr CNN) is on CNN International right now saying that Clinton was "on the verge" of a "major diplomatic breakthrough" in North Korea when he left office and that the Bush administration was "so suspicious of any thing from the Clinton administration" didn't follow up on it.
Where have we heard that narrative before? The fabled comprehensive strategy for terrorism the Clinton administraion supposedly left Bush who didn't follow up so we got 911?
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"Mike Chinoy (fmr CNN) is on CNN International right now saying that Clinton was "on the verge" of a "major diplomatic breakthrough" in North Korea when he left office and that the Bush administration was "so suspicious of any thing from the Clinton administration" didn't follow up on it."
Bwahahahahah! Oh, the spin we're going to be hearing from these people over the next 24 hours. Unbelievable.
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Seriously, I've heard it three times in just about 45 minutes and it looks like that's what they're going to go with!
Great. Then let Clinton and Albright explain the 1994 Agreement publicly--and how it is DIRECTLY responsible for what happened today.
And Elvis is alive.
The Republican's can be found here:
Even if they had this at their disposal:
Clinton's Secretary of State making a toast to Kim Jong Ill.
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: ) So true!
Here:
And they could be using this:
But they won't.
Republican Caspar Milquetoast ~ Bump!
Ok we got it! You don't like the GOP!
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