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01-23-2006, 06:23 AM
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Six-Party Talks Could Restart on Feb. 6
Why even try? Negotiating with North Korea is like negotiating with a child. Honestly, does anyone expect North Korea to actually do anything that has been requested of them? Does any expect North Korea to improve their human rights record? Or get rid of their nuke program?
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01-23-2006, 04:26 PM
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No!!! Again, I Agree... This Has Been Going On For 50 Years And There's No Reason For It To Change Now....this Tactic Has Enabled The North To Advance In Only One Area, And Thats Weapons... If Something Doesn't Change Soon, They Will Have The Ability To Create Problems That Will Result In Death And Destruction On A Global Scale.. South Korea Has To Be More Pro-active In It's Approach. It Seems That They Are Trying To Please Everyone By Straddling The Fence And That Is Obviously Not The Answer...wake Up And Smell The Nuclear Waste!!!!
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