N. Korea seeks aid from China on nukes

THE WASHINGTON TIMES ^ | December 9, 2002 | Bill Gertz

[Tailgunner Joe]

North Korea is trying to buy a chemical from China used in the production of nuclear-weapons fuel that U.S. intelligence officials say is a sign the communist government in Pyongyang is continuing to secretly develop nuclear arms, The Washington Times has learned.

[Publius Maximus]

This is a test of GWB's metal. If he is sincere, he must begin the process of spearheading N. Korea's disarmament with the same vigor as he has Iraq's.

[DoctorMichael]

I'll Bump that for a buck!

More lying, scumbag, commie-dog, champaigne-swilling-while-the-people-eat-dirt, Kim Jung-Il sucks No Dong missles-in-hell, evidence.

[NormsRevenge]

BUMP

[DoughtyOne]

Why don't we see if we can develop a huge trade deficit with North Korea? That seems to be the solution to problems with other nations who have sworn to bury us and have nukes.

[Eva]

If he is sincere, he has to get on with Iraq, so we can move against Korea. This could be a planned distraction.

[Centurion2000]

If he is sincere, he has to get on with Iraq, so we can move against Korea. This could be a planned distraction.

This plus the N Korean ship with SCUDs ... it's starting to look like it.

It's like a certain place in a chess match ... you get all the pieces set and then a bunch of quick exchanges of pieces start happening.

[Grampa Dave]

WE OWE ALL OF THIS TO THE FOLLOWING GUY AND HIS STUDENT, THE CLINTOON!

Thank you, Jimmy, for enabling the Islamofascists and the NK to become threats to our survival!

[backhoe]

Cross-link:

-The Atomic Genie- what we know about North Korea's Nuclear program--

[Orion78]

PING

[sterl_ryu]

Needless to say, the largest election issue in South Korea today, is about SOFA and the acquittals of the two GIs who ran over two middle school girls(Which has been warped by the media and leftist campus organizations into a "Yankee go home" topic).

North Korea and nukes don't even register with anti-Americanism on the map.

[Lion's Cub]

A State Department intelligence bureau

What an oxymoron! I trust nothing that comes from the State Department. I consider the US State Dept. a foriegn agent.