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Nations condemn North Korea U.S. tapping global concerns in effort to end nuclear standoff 01/11/2003 Los Angeles Times WASHINGTON – The United States and a number of other governments Friday condemned North Korea's decision to withdraw from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, but President Bush remains committed to finding "a peaceful, multilateral solution" to the worsening standoff, his spokesman said. The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency warned that North Korea must end its defiance of the international community in "a matter of weeks" or face action by the U.N. Security Council. With tensions rising, two North Korean diplomats who...

Know The Enemy: The Democratic Socialists of AmericaWho Are They, Why We Must Defeat ThemWith the elections fast approaching, and the Congress so evenly divided, we can't afford to lose any seats this time - the gridlock in the Senate is intolerable and must be fixed by regaining control. Unfortunately, the Republican National Committee has decided to turn a blind eye to our nation's internal enemies and not expose them to the light of day. They fear being labeled as 'mean spirited' (translated as neutered by the leftist media). So, as true Americans, it's up to us to get the...