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I'd hesitate to believe the Clinton Administration's negotiations with the DPRK stopped anything.
Remember that if it weren't for negotiating in bad faith, the DPRK wouldn't negotiate in any faith at all. This is not just a typical Commie sin, it is a stereotypical Commie sin. |
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Assuming DPRK exploded a plutonium bomb, then where did that plutonium come from? NY Times sources suggest the bomb was plutonium previously locked and monitored by UN inspectors due to a Jimmy Carter's Nobel Prize winning deal. All was fine until 'big dic' diplomacy deployed a Cold War bias. A mental midget president so refused to talk that the DPRK - with great publicity and fanfare - announced each action, then announced the date of that action, then performed the action with UN inspectors on site .... desperately trying to get George Jr to only talk using large international exposure. DPRK was desperately warning the world of consequences if US refused to talk. But a 'big dic' president knew better. He knew that America was too weak to talk with the DPRK. Condi Rice still says so today. Eventually, uranium rods were loaded into a small reactor to increase plutonium content – and everyone knew exactly where those rods would be for months. Still George Jr refused to talk. If NY Times sources are correct, this same plutonium, which could have been negotiated back into storage, instead, became the first of maybe 6 or 10 bombs. UT, whose solution advocates war, would now say tw has posted in error? Where? If that bomb was that plutonium from two years ago, then the bomb exists only because of American 'big dic' diplomacy. A refusal to talk for five years. George Jr refused to talk when clearly that plutonium was a negotiable entity. Too late now. If this bomb was plutonium - not uranium - then DPRK success has accelerated so quickly that a DPRK crisis will be totally out of control before George Jr's removal. How out of control? Another fact so often ignored. Who has a largest amount - if not most - of the world's plutonium? That problem was posted here in the Cellar so many years ago. UT - you must know that answer because you so avocate a military solution. Tell us where all this plutonium is located? If this DPRK bomb was that UN monitored uranium, then that plutonium is no longer negotiable. It could have been negotiable had America elected a president with minimal intelligence. Due to his ‘big dic’ diplomacy, that plutonium is now non-negotiable. Just another reason why we should be talking about impeachment before a mental midget can make things incurably worse. If that bomb was that plutonium, then we don't have another three years to 'fear bilateral talk'. The cost of buying out the DPRK's 'big dic' power brokers has become enormous. By 2008, that cost will be too high for American ‘big dic’ power brokers – who apparently want war anyway. Overwhelming majority of South Koreans have it right. Greatest threat of war comes from a US that could have negotiated those uranium rods back into storage. Apparently, another opportunity for peace has been lost due to a president who says, “Bring it on!” As accurately predicted by a Norwegian's foreign minister, George Jr destroyed the Oslo Accords. Now he has successfully destroyed everything Jimmy Carter accomplished in mid-1990s when the cost of buying out DPRK 'big dics' was so cheap. NY TImes article cited by UT says suggests far more than UT apparently realizes. |
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Kim wants bilateral negotiations and a non agression pact for which he would drop his nukluar program. The situation can be solved within weeks. The whole world travels on that road. And the game can be played--has been played, as the Clinton administration showed. But, as with Iran, common sense is in short supply with the Bush Guvmint, especially when a bully like John Bolton is doing the talks. The blackmailer did exactly what he predicted without any response of Bush. Bush unwillingness to negotiate is not a virtue, is a blunder of the first kind. What choice does he have? Another war is unthinkable with the current situation in Iraq and the possibillity of a SKorea massacre. But incapable of executing even the basics of international diplomacy, the Bushites succeeded in letting the NKorea's situation getting out of hand. Also because of being fully tied up with a country that not even did possessed WMD's. |
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When Jimmy Carter did the deal, that cost was trivial. DPRK's 'big dics' are now bragging about their ultimate 'big dic' weapons - atom bomb. Cost of a deal is now high. Meanwhile Kim also knows the only reason why that Jimmy Carter deal was sabotaged - right wing extremist Americans. This week, Congressman Rohrbaugh was preaching his rhetoric on BBC interviews. Why? Rohrbaugh was all but bragging how he undermined that Jimmy Carter deal. Many Americans have little idea what a disasper Rohrbaugh, et al created. But South Koreans understand. The only way that Kim Jung Il will get a deal is to make a bilateral deal with the US. A deal that the US cannot compromise on. He needs a deal that the US will commit to. DPRK 'big dics' will accept nothing less. This is too complex for American 'big dics' who have a 'good verses evil' mentality - where perspectives do not exist. Meanwhile, appreciate how complex a DPRK agreement has become due to these American 'big dic' actions. If war on the Korean Peninsula does break out, remember how war could have averted last year. But George Jr (Condi Rice and Cheney) fear bilateral talks with North Korea. So DPRK developed nuclear weapons – each step announced intentionally well in advance. That atom bomb development program was all but on a negotiation table that George Jr refused to sit at. Just another example of why people using a head between their shoulders avoid wars by learning from history. |
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Eisenhower was another cunning diplomat. The way he handled the Suez Crisis made the US the most influential party in the ME. It could have been easy the other way around applying the Bush doctrine. Today even Bush's own GOP members don't want him around on election tour being a risk factor... |
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Tw's faith in locked buildings, inside a totalitarian country that wants nukes, is charming -- but quite unrealistic.
If you don't want the Kim Jong Il regime to get the Bomb, you'll have to remove either the regime or the reactors and reprocessing facilities. And when those non-US-citizens make war upon US citizens in their pissy, undersized way, fighting wars against America as proxies for their sponsors? Seems to me we should wring every scrap of knowledge we can get from them. The Constitution's protections are for American citizens! America-haters need not and must not apply. America's cause is humanity's cause, and the enemies of mankind should be consumed in Allah's holy fire! "Holy smoked! -- that used to be a jihadi!" How much peace will spread across the planet if all of Islam's Idiots were to fall down dead this afternoon? |
If you are a citizen, you are a citizen, period, and deserve the protection of the Constitution.
What is in the White House and Co. is a cancer and needs to be removed. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...Posters/29.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...Posters/25.jpg |
Rkzen, why impeach the guy who's the most libertarian of all of the Presidentibili? I think the impeachoids are silly, if not nutty altogether.
The commie/totalitarian-symp Left couldn't get Reagan on doing just what Bush is doing. They'll not get Bush, either. Reagan and Bush have both been good for the Republic, and bad for the commie-symp influence-peddlers, whose stupid sense of enlightenment induces them to yowl, scream, and be antipatriots. Screw them all with a splintery fence post lubed with sulfuric acid. Ram it up theirs until they look like unicorns. America calls for revenge upon anti-democracy, anti-human idiots. |
yeah, lets do it. Nuke all the non-democratic states afore they....
nuke us? send us their poor? look to us for guidance? imigrate to us? pray for us? |
Jay, come on, what's better? A world brimful of libertarian democracies, all with wealth and opportunity? Really, that's all any human asks for. Or a world stifled under the totalitarians' boots? Any student of economics could answer this one right.
We don't really have an illegal-immigration problem: other countries have a no-middle-class/no-libertarianism/not-much-free-market problem. Nothing we do north of the border is really going to affect matters. Praying for us will at least be innocuous. |
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The faithful, like UG, still kiss the bottom of the boots trampling their rights. They don't want him around because they are trying to fool the moderates into thinking they are not part of the problem and the stupid into thinking they are part of the solution. :right: |
Yeah, right!
The anti-patriot acts, illegal wire taps, illegal money tracking, torture, and now illegal holdings and trials for US citizens without representation or even evidence is SO FUCKING LIBERTARIAN!!!f The man and is cabinet are Nazis and belong behind bars. |
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