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NORTH KOREA: US agrees to fund power and heating (Bush sends 95 million to member of Axis of Evil!!)
Radio Australia ^
| 03.04.02
| Radio Australia
Posted on 04/05/2002 7:31:48 PM PST by Registered
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U.S. media blackout on this or what?
To: kristinn
flag.
To: Registered;sabertooth; Thinkin' Gal ;veronica;dennisw;TrueBeliever9; Prodigal Daughter; Zadokite...
Incredible..unbelievable...what else do we say??
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04/05/2002 7:48:15 PM PST
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RnMomof7
To: Registered
Each day that passes Bush acts more and more like Clinton.
To: Kobyashi1942
What's amazing is the lack of reporting this story is getting...and the lack of interest of FReepers that care!
To: RnMomof7; Registered;sabertooth; Thinkin' Gal ;veronica;dennisw;TrueBeliever9; Prodigal Daughter...
Guess Baby Kim needed the dough to buy some more blue eyed blondes to play with?
[This the "compassionate conservatism" Michael Savage had in mind when he invented the term?]
To: Kobyashi1942
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To: Registered
Just what I need to hear around April 15th.
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posted on
04/05/2002 8:10:15 PM PST
by
Ahban
To: Registered
Well I guess we could encourage them to get their nuclear reactors up and running again...
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04/05/2002 8:12:18 PM PST
by
Blackyce
To: Blackyce
Well I guess we could encourage them to get their nuclear reactors up and running again...
And how will you know that this money is going to be used in the manner described if there are no inspections?
To: 2sheep
axle falling of the axis bump
To: Registered
N.Korea, in About-Face, Says U.S. 'Sworn Enemy'
Thu Apr 4,10:11 AM ET
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea (news - web sites) said on Thursday that the United States was its "most wicked sworn enemy" in a series of diatribes issued less than 24 hours after Pyongyang dropped hints it might restart frozen dialogue with Washington.
"The U.S. is the most wicked sworn enemy of the Korean nation as it is not only hindering inter-Korean exchange and cooperation ... but also putting a stumbling block in the way of achieving Korea's reunification," the state media quoted the North's Asia-Pacific Peace Committee as saying.
A separate KCNA report quoted a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman as demanding Washington pay compensation for what it said was a U.S. failure to uphold a key deal which froze Pyongyang's suspected nuclear weapons program.
Yet another statement, in the official Rodong Sinmun newspaper, demanded the withdrawal of U.S. troops in South Korea (news - web sites), saying "it is imperative to put an end to the presence in South Korea by the U.S. imperialist aggression troops."
In what was taken in Washington as a possible sign North Korea was willing to talk, late on Wednesday, KCNA quoted a Foreign Ministry official as saying Pyongyang would re-engage with an international consortium at the heart of the crucial nuclear agreement with the United States.
To: Registered
Arrrrrrgh!
To: Kobyashi1942
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To: freespeech1
It's gotta be a mistranslation..after all, we're sending nearly 100 million their way.
To: CounterCounterCulture
Maybe the John Birch guys are right...its a conspiracy. Feed the Right a little bit..and then sneak in typical socialist practices. Talk right and walk left. Are country is doomed b/c of stupidity.
To: CounterCounterCulture
Hey, what's with the big groan? This is probably just a big CIA plan like they did over in Israel...Bush is in control.
To: Registered
This is unbelievable. Where the *&^% is the media? Anybody seen anything on this from CNN or Fox?
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