Posted on 01/23/2008 4:36:05 PM PST by TigerLikesRooster
N. Korea talks left out details
January 23, 2008
By Bill Gertz - North Korea's recent discussions with the United States about a required declaration under the six-nation nuclear talks omitted key data on Pyongyang's current nuclear arsenal and its covert uranium enrichment program, U.S. officials say.
The failure to provide the information in a formal declaration, combined with North Korea's Jan. 4 public statement asserting it already made the declaration, left the four years of talks frozen amid newly disclosed intelligence showing North Korea at one time had equipment with traces of 90 percent enriched uranium, said officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
One official said North Korea some time ago provided the U.S. government with a sample of a specialty metal supposedly melted down from tubes the North Koreans claim were meant for non-nuclear purposes. Pyongyang had hoped the sample would dispel suspicions about the covert uranium enrichment program that North Korean officials have at different times both admitted and denied having.
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Hey Tamar can we give Chia Pet some BJ movies maybe he be happy LOL!
Maybe even a few pictures of Madeline Albright. Hahaha.
Let not get gross here LOL!
Hey maybe we could set up Chia Pet with date with Cindy Sheehan
I'm willing to hook him up...as long as he's rotting in a prison in the Hague.
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GO FOR IT
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