KUDOS

boysda · 02-14-2007, 06:29 AM

where due. the Bush Administration has reached a diplomatic accord with North Korea over its nuclear ambitions. it's not perfect. and they're not to be trusted, but definitely a step or two in the right direction.

Frost · 02-14-2007, 06:32 AM

$300 million in aide if NK complies. They scored a touchdown.

boysda · 02-14-2007, 06:36 AM

key to me is the fact that North Korea got nothing that wasn't already on the table before the tested a nuke.

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boysda · 02-14-2007, 06:51 AM

you're right Iff, it's very similar to the original agreement reached by Clinton, but there are a couple significant differences. kinda like the next logical step in the process. first this one is a multinational accord, involving Russia, ***an, and China. sexond, the fuel aid comes from all parties, and only after the reactor is sealed and disabled.

Canuck_Buck · 02-14-2007, 07:15 AM

this is just buying time wouldn't you say lads?

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Arnold Shortzinvader · 02-14-2007, 08:35 AM

Kudos for what? Buying into the plan that's been in the works since 1994? Whats newsworthy about that? Now we buy them off since invasions aren't working. Perhaps that 94 plan was the right strategy. China knows best.

burniegoeasily · 02-14-2007, 08:35 AM

Ive been reading about the 1 million tons of oil they will recieve. It sounds way too much like what was promised during the Clinton administration. And Look at what Kim Yongfunnygoofy did. I know Bush has to do something to appear he is making head way, but i think it willget him no further than Clinton got. Same story, different verse. They will keep taking what ever the international community will give, and keep on with their Nuke program. Did it before, they will do it agian. What North Korea needs is a big uprising.

Daddy Bush is simply pissing away good money here. This will accomplish nothing, just like it did with Clinton. I believe we should let them rot until the people oust Kim Yongfunnygoofy. Until he is gone, there is no negotiations. Or at least any legit ones.

Arnold Shortzinvader · 02-14-2007, 08:44 AM

What's wrong with that? Should we invade to disarm the nukes? Not talking for 6 years produced a working nuke thanks to george bush's strategy, can't keep ignoring them or soon they'll have many more to use and sell.