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2004-01-02 Korea

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Posted by Korora 2004-01-02 7:51:54 AM|| || Front Page|| [2 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 This isn't necessarily all good. This might be the Norks demonstrating that they have already made X number of bombs and so pay attention to them, or else.

Posted by John Bragg 2004-1-2 8:11:01 AM|| 2004-1-2 8:11:01 AM|| Front Page Top

#2 In October, the White House blocked a trip to Yongbyon by a U.S. congressional delegation led by Curt Weldon, vice chairman of the Armed Services Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives.

North Korea alleged the White House blocked the visit because it was "nervous" about the ramifications of the congressmen confirming "the state of our nuclear activity."

Actually, we were more concerned about the patent incompetence of a bunch of Congressmen pretending to be nuclear scientists and yelping "WE didn't see anything!"

Sh*t, they promise to take MY money away from ME, give it to those who vote for them, and when elected, think that they're bloody rocket scientists...

Posted by Ptah 2004-1-2 9:04:04 AM|| [http://www.crusaderwarcollege.org] 2004-1-2 9:04:04 AM|| Front Page Top

#3 Well I doubt NKor is going to show nuclear bombs to the delegation. You can't tell if a bomb-like piece of metal is a real nuke just by looking at it or even by taking rad measurements.

Posted by mhw 2004-1-2 10:03:19 AM|| 2004-1-2 10:03:19 AM|| Front Page Top

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