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Well, Pessimism is of course a valid choice to select so I am going to assume you have decided to bid for extreme skepticism about all this.
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Kim became the first North Koreanleader to set foot in South Korea since the end of the 1950-53 Korean war, planting a foot over the military demarcation line watched by dignitaries from both sides and millions following live TV coverage.
originally posted by: schuyler
If all these peace deals come to pass (and I hope they do) you have to ask what is driving them. People with generations-old antagonisms against each other have not suddenly turned altruistic. Someone or something has done something to convince these guys to play ball. Any ideas what that might be?
originally posted by: schuyler
If all these peace deals come to pass (and I hope they do) you have to ask what is driving them. People with generations-old antagonisms against each other have not suddenly turned altruistic. Someone or something has done something to convince these guys to play ball. Any ideas what that might be?
originally posted by: schuyler
If all these peace deals come to pass (and I hope they do) you have to ask what is driving them. People with generations-old antagonisms against each other have not suddenly turned altruistic. Someone or something has done something to convince these guys to play ball. Any ideas what that might be?
According to David "Weirdo" Wilcox it's the aliens who want all this and soon they are going to force disclosure.
originally posted by: schuyler
If all these peace deals come to pass (and I hope they do) you have to ask what is driving them. People with generations-old antagonisms against each other have not suddenly turned altruistic. Someone or something has done something to convince these guys to play ball. Any ideas what that might be?
Today is no doubt a Historic day for the world,
North Korea agreed under a deal in October with the South, the United States, Japan, Russia and China that by the end of the year it would disable its plants that produce weapons-grade plutonium and fully account for its nuclear arms program.
Reuters, WORLD NEWSOCTOBER 18, 2007 / 5:32 AM / 11 YEARS AGO
Earlier this month, at only the second summit of the divided Koreas, South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun and North Korean leader Kim Jong-il agreed to seek talks with China and the United States for a peace treaty.
Any ideas what that might be?