Bush forces Korea to disable Nukes

[wow]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/04/10/AR2008041004082.html

The United States is prepared to lift two key economic sanctions against North Korea under a tentative deal reached with that country this week, which requires Pyongyang to acknowledge U.S. concerns and evidence about a range of nuclear activities, U.S. and Asian diplomats said yesterday.

The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.

President Bush is loved by all and feared by many! 

[they call me MR. GRUMPY god damn it!]

so the deal is, they acknowledge that they have and continue to cheat on every agreement they have made to date and they also acknowledge that we should be concerned?  in exchange we lift economic sanctions?  this is a deal that would make a peanut farmer proud! 

[wow]

so the deal is, they acknowledge that they have and continue to cheat on every agreement they have made to date and they also acknowledge that we should be concerned?  in exchange we lift economic sanctions?  this is a deal that would make a peanut farmer proud! 

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

[Vermouth]

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

If history is any indication, the agreement will be tossed aside like the last one that North Korea agreed to and never complied with. We certainly haven't forced Korea to do anything.

[wow]

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

If history is any indication, the agreement will be tossed aside like the last one that North Korea agreed to and never complied with. We certainly haven't forced Korea to do anything.

I agree but then I do not see Korea as a threat and they have done nothing to Americans.
Democrats are trying to drum up an illegal, unjustified war on a defenseless country. 

[conley]

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

If history is any indication, the agreement will be tossed aside like the last one that North Korea agreed to and never complied with. We certainly haven't forced Korea to do anything.

I agree but then I do not see Korea as a threat and they have done nothing to Americans.
Democrats are trying to drum up an illegal, unjustified war on a defenseless country. 

does the korean war ring a bell?!? 

[spunkloaf]

Korea is scary, I knew a girl from South Korea who told me some scary stuff about the north.

[wow]

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

If history is any indication, the agreement will be tossed aside like the last one that North Korea agreed to and never complied with. We certainly haven't forced Korea to do anything.

President Bush should get the Nobel Peace Prize.

[Mr. Dirlewanger]

This was the main objective: The agreement also requires North Korea to finish disabling its main nuclear facility and provide a full accounting of its stockpile of plutonium.
It appears this has been accomplished. 

If history is any indication, the agreement will be tossed aside like the last one that North Korea agreed to and never complied with. We certainly haven't forced Korea to do anything.

President Bush should get the Nobel Peace Prize.

Why not? Everyone else has.

[spunkloaf]

You guys are just pissed the left finally has a word in the minds of people.

Korea is a defenseless country?  And we're talking about nukes in Korea?

No, Iraq was a defenseless country.

[wow]

You guys are just pissed the left finally has a word in the minds of people.

Korea is a defenseless country?  And we're talking about nukes in Korea?

No, Iraq was a defenseless country.

No, I oppose any illegal, imperialistic war.

[spunkloaf]

Then you should have a problem with supporting this war.

[Vermouth]

CIA officials will tell Congress on Thursday that North Korea had been helping Syria build a plutonium-based nuclear reactor, a U.S. official said, a disclosure that could touch off new resistance to the administration's plan to ease sanctions on Pyongyang.

The CIA officials will tell lawmakers that they believe the reactor would have been capable of producing plutonium for nuclear weapons but was destroyed before it could do so, the U.S. official said, apparently referring to a suspicious installation in Syria that was bombed last year by Israeli warplanes.

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It was not clear Tuesday how recently North Korea may have been aiding Syria. But disclosure of the relationship to the committees is likely to bring criticism from conservative lawmakers who already believe that U.S. overtures to North Korea have offered the government in Pyongyang too many benefits without assurances that it will disclose the extent of its nuclear arms effort or ultimately surrender its weapons...

CIA to describe North Korea-Syria nuclear ties

[they call me MR. GRUMPY god damn it!]

vermouth you are attempting to slander the good name of kim jong ill in the eyes of the spunkster