| North Korea had to do what she had to do to survive !!! [message #224101] |
Do, 13 Juli 2006 00:24 |
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Who stimulated North Korea to become a Nuclear Power?
http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/32322
Donald Rumsfeld had made it public a few years ago that the USA would
launch a pre-emptive strike against seven countries - Russia, China,
Iraq, Iran, Lybia, Syria and N. Korea.
Of course, N. Korea had the right to self-defence. So she had to do
what she had to do to deter the aggressor.
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| Re: North Korea had to do what she had to do to survive !!! [message #224109 ] |
Do, 13 Juli 2006 00:52 |
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HanKookJin wrote:
> Who stimulated North Korea to become a Nuclear Power?
> http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/32322
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> Donald Rumsfeld had made it public a few years ago that the USA would
> launch a pre-emptive strike against seven countries - Russia, China,
> Iraq, Iran, Lybia, Syria and N. Korea.
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> Of course, N. Korea had the right to self-defence. So she had to do
> what she had to do to deter the aggressor.
Might equals right. We have the might, we have the right. It came out
of the Congress of the United States. Every country on earth should be
testing long range missiles and nuclear weapons for defensive purposes.
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| Re: North Korea had to do what she had to do to survive !!! [message #224817 ] |
Do, 13 Juli 2006 14:35 |
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In article <1152743044.267541.230380 [at] i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
bora_park_2004 [at] yahoo.com says...
> Who stimulated North Korea to become a Nuclear Power?
> http://usa.mediamonitors.net/content/view/full/32322
>
> Donald Rumsfeld had made it public a few years ago that the USA would
> launch a pre-emptive strike against seven countries - Russia, China,
> Iraq, Iran, Lybia, Syria and N. Korea.
>
> Of course, N. Korea had the right to self-defence. So she had to do
> what she had to do to deter the aggressor.
>
>
North Korea has a history of WMD programs. It had tabun and mustard gas
as early as the 1950s.
The atomic program probably was accelerated as a result of the collapse
of the communist bloc. As early as 1992. The IAEA Director-General Blix
after inspecting North Korea, voiced concerns by December 1993, he
announced he could no longer provide "any meaningful assurances" that
North Korea is not producing nuclear weapons.
--
It is best to travel the path of life with some one else but its nice to
go alone for a short time.
Observations of Bernard - No 101
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| Re: North Korea had to do what she had to do to survive !!! [message #225085 ] |
Fr, 14 Juli 2006 12:19 |
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> North Korea has a history of WMD programs. It had tabun and mustard gas
> as early as the 1950s.
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> The atomic program probably was accelerated as a result of the collapse
> of the communist bloc. As early as 1992. The IAEA Director-General Blix
> after inspecting North Korea, voiced concerns by December 1993, he
> announced he could no longer provide "any meaningful assurances" that
> North Korea is not producing nuclear weapons.
Despite the hunger of The Toy Dictator to be seen as a significant
player on the world stage, North Korea simply does not matter enough to
be taken very seriously at this time. Pyongyang is (and always has
been) a stooge of Beijing, and I doubt very much that China will let
her puppet do anything that will cause America to take a giant shit on
China's doorstep.
Liam
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| Re: North Korea had to do what she had to do to survive !!! [message #225344 ] |
Sa, 15 Juli 2006 10:03 |
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In article <1152872389.284385.287040 [at] 35g2000cwc.googlegroups.com>,
liamminn [at] aol.com says...
> > North Korea has a history of WMD programs. It had tabun and mustard gas
> > as early as the 1950s.
> >
> > The atomic program probably was accelerated as a result of the collapse
> > of the communist bloc. As early as 1992. The IAEA Director-General Blix
> > after inspecting North Korea, voiced concerns by December 1993, he
> > announced he could no longer provide "any meaningful assurances" that
> > North Korea is not producing nuclear weapons.
>
>
> Despite the hunger of The Toy Dictator to be seen as a significant
> player on the world stage, North Korea simply does not matter enough to
> be taken very seriously at this time. Pyongyang is (and always has
> been) a stooge of Beijing, and I doubt very much that China will let
> her puppet do anything that will cause America to take a giant shit on
> China's doorstep.
>
> Liam
>
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North Korea might be many things but the *Dear Leader* is no puppet of
anyone.
--
It is best to travel the path of life with some one else but its nice to
go alone for a short time.
Observations of Bernard - No 101
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