[TigerLikesRooster]

Bob Gates, you may push talks to SK government and force them to sit down with NK after NK gives a very flimsy statement you will interpret as a sign of "good faith."

Then, don't be surprised to see bunch of S. Koreans marching in downtown Seoul demanding nuclear S. Korea, once spring comes around. The same people who had huge pro-U.S. demonstration back in Roh Moo-hyun days are now fed up. They now have general support of public, especially young people, unlike a few years ago. They are now seriously talking about arming with nukes.

SK gov has to answer for its people first, just to U.S. and China, or America's ruling Democratic Party. SK people now set up the red line: no talk until NK admits their responsibility for Cheonan's sinking and Yeonpyeong shelling. OR (SK's own) nukes. It seems like the repeat of Carter admin.

[TigerLikesRooster]

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[Jet Jaguar]

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[TigerLikesRooster]

Correction:, justnot to U.S. and, China, or America's ruling Democratic Party.

[AmericanInTokyo]

The first 2012 GOP U.S. Presidential candidate to fly to Seoul, South Korea and deliver a major, televised, anti-Obama/anti-Gates/anti-Six Party charade/anti-DPRK regime talk, and present a bold, clarion, forward-thinking, policy-based "Axis of Evil" type address, in my mind, sets the stage and wins the Golden Prize. In this current environment, and with this US President, it must be done, sooner than later.

I predict that, if he steps in, Ambassador John Bolton will be the first. But Palin could fly there as well, first, and I could be wrong. For either of them, a) such a major speech denouncing Kim Jong il/Kim Jong un and Appeasement; and b) a trip to the DMZ to support front line ROK and US troops, would go very far.

Any campaign assistants/advisors/brain trusts out there listening!!?????