[Zeroisanumber]

You mean like Iraq's Oil for Food program? Oh yeah. NOW I GET IT.

Kissing cousins, but our program actually works.

[thatdewd]

...but our program actually works..

Hillary, is that you????

[thatdewd]

In reply to everything you've said...

I now have to go relax. I now know that you're only a DNC provacateur. You and your kind will get your comeupance in NOVEMBER.

[kayak]

... but our program actually works.

I guess I'm just awfully ignorant and naive. If our program of food aid is working so well, please explain to me why can you find stories like this on the internet?

June 21, 2002
BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A severe shortage of food aid is forcing hungry North Koreans to scrounge for grass and seaweed, the United Nations says.

Warning of a new threat of famine in the communist country, the U.N.'s World Food Programme says hundreds of thousands of North Koreans are abandoning work and school in a desperate effort to stave off hunger.

"They're going up into the mountains in search of edible grasses. They're on the beaches collecting seaweed," WFP spokesman Gerald Bourke said in Beijing after visiting North Korea.