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Old 09-13-2004, 06:14 AM   #1
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Kerry Blames Bush for N. Korean "Nuclear Nightmare"

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry accused the Bush administration of letting a "nuclear nightmare" develop by refusing to deal with North Korea when it first came to office.

In a telephone interview with The New York Times, published on its Web Site late Sunday, Kerry said the current fear that North Korea may be preparing to test a plutonium bomb was a consequence of President Bush's preoccupation with Iraq.

The newspaper said the interview was initiated by the Massachusetts Democrat, who is running against Bush in November's U.S. presidential election.

While officials were still trying determine whether recent activity at a potential nuclear test site in North Korea indicated an upcoming test, Kerry said North Korea's threatening such an action was a sign of failed diplomacy.

"I think that this is one of the most serious failures and challenges to the security of the United States, and it really underscores the way in which George Bush talks the game but doesn't deliver," the Times quoted Kerry as saying.

"They have taken their eye off the real ball," Kerry said of the Bush administration. "They took it off in Afghanistan and shifted it to Iraq. They took it off in North Korea and shifted it to Iraq. They took it off to Russia, and the nuclear materials there, and shifted it to Iraq."

Calling the current nuclear situation in North Korea "a nuclear nightmare," Kerry directly accused Bush of leaving the United States more vulnerable to North Korea, the Times said.

Bush's press secretary Scott McClellan told the Times that Kerry "wants to return to the failed policies of the previous administration, where the U.S. was duped. We've been down that road before and we have no intention of letting it happen again."

Kerry also said the Bush administration's refusal to follow Secretary of State Colin Powell's March 2001 advice to continue the Clinton administration's direct diplomacy with North Korea had created the conditions for the current crisis.

"The week that Colin Powell stood up and said we are going to continue the dialogue with the North Koreans, I said, 'Good,"' Kerry said, recalling the administration's foreign policy rift, months before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

"And two days later when George Bush pulled the rug out from under Kim Dae Jung," South Korea's then-president, "when he was in the Oval Office, and sent him back both embarrassed and bewildered to South Korea, I said that was both dangerous and the wrong direction for this issue and America."

Asked about how he would handle the threat of a North Korean nuclear test if he became president, Kerry replied that the issue would likely have to be taken to the United Nations Security Council.

"Hypothetical questions are not real," he said, arguing that North Korea was a case for preventive diplomacy and that Bush's "ideologically driven" approach had kept him from truly engaging North Korea. "The Chinese are frustrated, the South Koreans, the Japanese are frustrated," he said.
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i think its kinda weird to kerry has a point i mean we went to war with iraq/afghanistan and completley neglected the fact that north korea was still testing/holding/acquiring/ nuclear weapons. All eyes were on North Korea when they're leader was slaughtering 1000s of his people.
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I kinda wish Kerry would quite attacking Bush.. it's turning into the typical dirty politics and it's just going to back fire on him and cause us to get stuck with Bush Jr for another four years.

I think Kerry is fucking up right now on his campaign.. He isn't going to win Bush supporter votes by bashing Bush.. He will win them by telling people how he will do thing differently and convencing them he can win a war on terror.. Which seems to be the major point in which Bush supporters seem to think Kerry lacks.
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but wait who started the attacks bush lol he's the one who started it with the commercials attacking kerry, whatever bush gets he's asked for or has had it comming to him he's a SCUM BAG
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well I guess it was Sata clause that called the North Koreans part of the Axis of Evil and openly threated them.

You can't expect them to respond in a good way after that. So lets look back at Bush's little Axis of Evil as he calls it.. Out of the three I remember. Iraq has been turned into a breeding pool for and endless supply of new terrorism.. Iran has decided to push it's nuclear program and as it Seems North Korea is in the testing phase.

So yea Bush policy seems to be working great.
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but wait who started the attacks bush lol he's the one who started it with the commercials attacking kerry, whatever bush gets he's asked for or has had it coming to him he's a SCUM BAG
yea I know Bush started it, and Kerry should do some attacking back.. Trust me I support Kerry over Bush.. What I'm saying is Kerry needs to win Bush voters, he isn't going to do that by attacking Bush. He will simply piss them off and make them like Bush more.

Kerry really needs to step up to the plate and show everyone he is a true leader. It's sad but people like the tough talk of Bush even if he doesn't deliver. People are stupid, they don't see that Bush has failed to deliver on almost everything he has promised they see that he stands up and looks kinda like a cowboy.

For some reason that's more important to the other half of this country. Kerry needs to step up to the plate and show he's a tough guy.
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Kerry needs to show that he has balls and FOCUS....

Stop saying that he would have gone to war in Iraq anyway... that it was the right thing to do...

It was the wrong thing, and he should start saying it CLEARLY ...

The tax cuts were and are wrong, so say it.

No big speeches: most americans do not have a long attention span, so KISS ( Keep It Simple Stupid )...

Just like Bush... makes it easy of the low IQ population....


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yea I know Bush started it, and Kerry should do some attacking back.. Trust me I support Kerry over Bush.. What I'm saying is Kerry needs to win Bush voters, he isn't going to do that by attacking Bush. He will simply piss them off and make them like Bush more.

Kerry really needs to step up to the plate and show everyone he is a true leader. It's sad but people like the tough talk of Bush even if he doesn't deliver. People are stupid, they don't see that Bush has failed to deliver on almost everything he has promised they see that he stands up and looks kinda like a cowboy.

For some reason that's more important to the other half of this country. Kerry needs to step up to the plate and show he's a tough guy.
you should support kerry, and your right what kerry has to do is win over bush's voters and by attacking bush he's not going to do that he has to persuade them that he has is on the same level as bush when it comes to control and power, the people need that feeling of security. Kerry needs to step up and go at bush's throat explain to the people what he has promised and what he has delivered to us. Bush has done nothing but put this country in harms way, almost everything he has promised the people has been a lie.
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If I recall correctly, North Korea has been a problem for the past fifty years. Suddenly it's the fault of the current President sitting in the Oval Office? That's kind of funny.
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they've only posed as a nuclear threat while he was in office
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If I recall correctly, North Korea has been a problem for the past fifty years. Suddenly it's the fault of the current President sitting in the Oval Office? That's kind of funny.
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thats because most of these kids are 20 or 30 and have no idea what Korea was all about.
just something in a history book, if even that.
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If I recall correctly, North Korea has been a problem for the past fifty years. Suddenly it's the fault of the current President sitting in the Oval Office? That's kind of funny.
RocHard it was Bush that stood up in his speech and named Iraq, Iran and North Korea as a Axis of Evil and openly threated them. As a result Iraq is now a breading ground for new terrorism, and Both Iran and NK have stepped up their work on obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Even Collen Powell (the only sain person in the Bush admin) wanted to continue with Clinton's plan and talks with NK.. Which GB abruptly put a stop to.. So I say yes GB jr is a big reason we are in this position with NK today.
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Which GB abruptly put a stop to.. So I say yes GB jr is a big reason we are in this position with NK today.
What do you expect from an idiot cowboy ???

He can't even pronounce " nuclear ", so how could he discuss and negociate...
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What do you expect from an idiot cowboy ???

He can't even pronounce " nuclear ", so how could he discuss and negociate...
he can't pronounce....you can't spell....
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he can't pronounce....you can't spell....
I am not american , my mother tongue isn't english ....

Bush is ...

BTW, what spelling mistake... or is it a typo ( my keyboard is not even english...)

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i think its kinda weird to kerry has a point i mean we went to war with iraq/afghanistan and completley neglected the fact that north korea was still testing/holding/acquiring/ nuclear weapons. All eyes were on North Korea when they're leader was slaughtering 1000s of his people.
no we didnt we are in 6 nation talks with North Korea... South Korea, China, Japan, Russia, US.. are all talking about this trying to solve it diplomatically....

Trust me no one wants North Korea to have Nuclear weapons... That coalition right there will end North Korea...
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I am not american , my mother tongue isn't english ....

Bush is ...

BTW, what spelling mistake... or is it a typo ( my keyboard is not even english...)

Don't get so upset, I just thought it was funny. If it makes you feel better, "negociate" is actually ok according to dictionary.com. I had just never seen it spelled that way. Feel better?

My point was....people always bash Bush for being stupid, and a lot of them are idiots themselves. Just one of those things.
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RocHard it was Bush that stood up in his speech and named Iraq, Iran and North Korea as a Axis of Evil and openly threated them. As a result Iraq is now a breading ground for new terrorism, and Both Iran and NK have stepped up their work on obtaining a nuclear weapon.

Even Collen Powell (the only sain person in the Bush admin) wanted to continue with Clinton's plan and talks with NK.. Which GB abruptly put a stop to.. So I say yes GB jr is a big reason we are in this position with NK today.
And youd say that incorrectly, because it was Clinton that gave him North Korea the nuclear reactor... And I garuntee you rather or not Bush named the Axis of Evil... NK and Iran would but work just as hard... Just you wouldnt know about it... And the talks continue with North Korea...

This is another example of Kerry twisting the facts to show that he really is the security guy....

But, I ask anyone... What would of Kerry done differently in North Korea? What could he do differently. This is Japan, China, Russian, and South Korea's problem more then ours... We kind of have to wait and deal with them diplomatically, since if there is any military action needed we are going to want all of them on our side not the other side... So again I ask.. what could Kerry do differently? Make speeches about it everyday so all you morons know that there something going on? Because if you dont hear about it.. it doesnt happen right?
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What's funny is Clinton's "secret diplomacy" resulted in North Korea getting a Nucelar Reactor for "energy purposes" on the promise that it wouldnt develop wmd's.... Problem with that is it's not hard to turn a nuclear reactor for energy purposes into a weapon making machine...

But this is how Kerry and other democrats deal with these types of people.... They appease them...

If you are ok with appeasement... then vote for kerry... if you think if we are really nice to terrorist and rogue nations we wont have to fight them then vote for kerry.. Because thats his policy...

If you are like me and think you can't appease these guys then vote for Bush...
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but how can you say it's not our problem? IT'S THE WORLDS PROBLEM. if north korea attacks china, japan, or russia you don't think one of them is going to retaliate with a nuclear attack? as soon as one nuclear attack takes place they're will be multiple attacks around the world one nation after another attacking eachother in defense of each eventually killing off all nations including those who don't care... now wouldn't it make sense if nato stepped in here, all we do is negoiate when do we take fuckin action against these asshole if they can't follow the rules than they will pay the consiquences and so will the rest of us...
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And youd say that incorrectly, because it was Clinton that gave him North Korea the nuclear reactor... And I garuntee you rather or not Bush named the Axis of Evil... NK and Iran would but work just as hard... Just you wouldnt know about it... And the talks continue with North Korea...

This is another example of Kerry twisting the facts to show that he really is the security guy....

But, I ask anyone... What would of Kerry done differently in North Korea? What could he do differently. This is Japan, China, Russian, and South Korea's problem more then ours... We kind of have to wait and deal with them diplomatically, since if there is any military action needed we are going to want all of them on our side not the other side... So again I ask.. what could Kerry do differently? Make speeches about it everyday so all you morons know that there something going on? Because if you dont hear about it.. it doesnt happen right?
what a bunch of crap ...

Bush threatened a country that to that day was conforming to its agreement...
Same as Iraq,,, and PLEASE, do not mention your fucking F-16 being shot at: they had NO business there ( google before you make an ass of yourself with " but the UN resolutions,,, bla bla bla...)
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What's funny is Clinton's "secret diplomacy" resulted in North Korea getting a Nucelar Reactor for "energy purposes" on the promise that it wouldnt develop wmd's.... Problem with that is it's not hard to turn a nuclear reactor for energy purposes into a weapon making machine...

But this is how Kerry and other democrats deal with these types of people.... They appease them...

If you are ok with appeasement... then vote for kerry... if you think if we are really nice to terrorist and rogue nations we wont have to fight them then vote for kerry.. Because thats his policy...

If you are like me and think you can't appease these guys then vote for Bush...
False facts, Clinton agreed to a deal that would get North Korea a reactor if they followed through on their end of the deal.

They did not and the reactor was never built.



Let me correct that, the reactor was never built by THE U.S. China came in a gave them what the needed to finish it up.

North Korea in fact has blammed the U.S. for trying to oppress them by denying them the ability to build a reactor and directly blammed Clinton for pulling out of the deal they originally made, just to prove the point further.

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but how can you say it's not our problem? IT'S THE WORLDS PROBLEM. if north korea attacks china, japan, or russia you don't think one of them is going to retaliate with a nuclear attack? as soon as one nuclear attack takes place they're will be multiple attacks around the world one nation after another attacking eachother in defense of each eventually killing off all nations including those who don't care... now wouldn't it make sense if nato stepped in here, all we do is negoiate when do we take fuckin action against these asshole if they can't follow the rules than they will pay the consiquences and so will the rest of us...
Agreed, it is the worlds problem, but first most it is the neighbors... and also they hvae the most influence over there... Don't get me wrong I don't think we should wait around forever while the neighbors make up their mind.. But, maybe we should let a diplomatic process try to work? if it doesnt work like in Iraq's case then build the coalition to destroy these guys?
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False facts, Clinton agreed to a deal that would get North Korea a reactor if they followed through on their end of the deal.

They did not and the reactor was never built.



Let me correct that, the reactor was never built by THE U.S. China came in a gave them what the needed to finish it up.

North Korea in fact has blammed the U.S. for trying to oppress them by denying them the ability to build a reactor and directly blammed Clinton for pulling out of the deal they originally made, just to prove the point further.
So how can you say the secret diplomacy was working?
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what a bunch of crap ...

Bush threatened a country that to that day was conforming to its agreement...
Same as Iraq,,, and PLEASE, do not mention your fucking F-16 being shot at: they had NO business there ( google before you make an ass of yourself with " but the UN resolutions,,, bla bla bla...)
So Iraq, was conforming to its agreements? and so was North Korea?

And Bush was the bad guy by threatening them?

Soemthing tells me no amount of facts could help you...
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Agreed, it is the worlds problem, but first most it is the neighbors... and also they hvae the most influence over there... Don't get me wrong I don't think we should wait around forever while the neighbors make up their mind.. But, maybe we should let a diplomatic process try to work? if it doesnt work like in Iraq's case then build the coalition to destroy these guys?
so we put our lives in their hands and when they fail we try to save them only causing us to bring more shit upon ourselves because now we attacked north korea and are at risk of being attacked by a nuclear weapon i dunno theres no right answer we don't know whats gonna happen
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what a bunch of crap ...

Bush threatened a country that to that day was conforming to its agreement...
Same as Iraq,,, and PLEASE, do not mention your fucking F-16 being shot at: they had NO business there ( google before you make an ass of yourself with " but the UN resolutions,,, bla bla bla...)
whoa. you have no idea what you are talking about. N. Korea was violating their agreements. that had a nuclear program and agreed to let it be monitored while agreeing to stop pursuing nuclear weapons programs in exchange for oil, food, medicine etc.... they secretly started another program AND continued to recieve oil, food, medicine etc under the agreement with Clinton.

none of that is in dispute.


some of you fucking pussies are unbelievable. make up your minds... you say Bush is wrong and did nothing... and a couple years ago you were bitching that Bush was provoking N. Korea. Now Bush let N. Korea have nuclear weapons?
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whoa. you have no idea what you are talking about. N. Korea was violating their agreements. that had a nuclear program and agreed to let it be monitored while agreeing to stop pursuing nuclear weapons programs in exchange for oil, food, medicine etc.... they secretly started another program AND continued to recieve oil, food, medicine etc under the agreement with Clinton.

none of that is in dispute.


some of you fucking pussies are unbelievable. make up your minds... you say Bush is wrong and did nothing... and a couple years ago you were bitching that Bush was provoking N. Korea. Now Bush let N. Korea have nuclear weapons?
Bush is responsible for everything... Of course... Thats the essence of Bush hating..

My main problem with democrats.. and this is what made me such a stout republican.. before i realized this i was more in the middle... but, democrats they critize everything.. negative about everything... yet they dont really provide any good solutions for the problems... They do a helluva a good job pointing problems out though...
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Old 09-13-2004, 10:51 AM   #33
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So how can you say the secret diplomacy was working?
Please show me a quote that came from me saying that secret diplomacy was working?
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Old 09-13-2004, 10:54 AM   #34
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so we put our lives in their hands and when they fail we try to save them only causing us to bring more shit upon ourselves because now we attacked north korea and are at risk of being attacked by a nuclear weapon i dunno theres no right answer we don't know whats gonna happen
Agreed, no right answer.. especially sitting here in the cheap seats... I have not idea whats going on in the talks maybe or whats secretly being said behind backs...
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Please show me a quote that came from me saying that secret diplomacy was working?
I was referring to the thread in general... where kerry wishes bush didnt end the secret diplomacy...
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Old 09-13-2004, 10:56 AM   #36
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some of you fucking pussies are unbelievable. make up your minds... you say Bush is wrong and did nothing... and a couple years ago you were bitching that Bush was provoking N. Korea. Now Bush let N. Korea have nuclear weapons?
No I think what people are saying is that instead of focusing on an impotent leader such as Saddam Hussein, and his country who posed no real threat to the world we should have focused on the countries that did.

Instead we focused on Iraq and are now spreading our military too thin..and we've lost ocntrol of over 50% of the country given up major cities to "insurgents" and created enough hate that allows things like fundamentalism and theocracies to take hold.
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:02 AM   #37
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No I think what people are saying is that instead of focusing on an impotent leader such as Saddam Hussein, and his country who posed no real threat to the world we should have focused on the countries that did.

Instead we focused on Iraq and are now spreading our military too thin..and we've lost ocntrol of over 50% of the country given up major cities to "insurgents" and created enough hate that allows things like fundamentalism and theocracies to take hold.
Short, clear and to the point.




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So Iraq, was conforming to its agreements? and so was North Korea?

And Bush was the bad guy by threatening them?

Soemthing tells me no amount of facts could help you...

As I said : only bla bla bla , no facts.

Ok, you feel that they did this, did that... but that's your feelins, your perception, not facts...

Nuclear power is required by countries with no oil, and that cannot invade the ones with the oil ...

Why the US can have nuclear power ??? Because they are peacefull ????
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:18 AM   #38
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No I think what people are saying is that instead of focusing on an impotent leader such as Saddam Hussein, and his country who posed no real threat to the world we should have focused on the countries that did.

Instead we focused on Iraq and are now spreading our military too thin..and we've lost ocntrol of over 50% of the country given up major cities to "insurgents" and created enough hate that allows things like fundamentalism and theocracies to take hold.
You are a typical democrat.. good at critizing.. not so good with solutions....

So let me get this straight... You would of preferred to let Saddam alone and continue trading with the likes of the French and etc... So that he can build he WMD aresenal up again to cause more problems then now?

And do what with North Korea? We shuld of invaded them? What do you mean by focus? Like we haven't focused on them... Like they werent part of the Axis of Evil Bush declared in his State of the Union... Did you want us to send our troops there instead?

Ohh and before you argue that there is no proof that Saddam would of built up weapons.. There was no proof he wouldn't either.. and there is proof he had done it before and had no real concern for the world opinion... Maybe you think he had or would have a miraculous turn of agenda like Kerry. I don't know...

But I do know that terrorist are now fighting our soliders in iraq instead of our citizens in nyc... I do know that terrorist are scared of the Iraqi's having their own peaceful self-governing government... This is why terrorist are conecentrating on IRaq right now because it is an important time.. They think they can make the US pull out and then they can control Iraq and its resources... Because once the US is gone the current Iraqi government has no chance against the likes of Al Queda...
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:20 AM   #39
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As I said : only bla bla bla , no facts.

Ok, you feel that they did this, did that... but that's your feelins, your perception, not facts...

Nuclear power is required by countries with no oil, and that cannot invade the ones with the oil ...

Why the US can have nuclear power ??? Because they are peacefull ???? [/B]
So let me get this straight, you dont think the US should have Nuclear Power?

And you think this whole thing is about nuclear power? Energy right?
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:26 AM   #40
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So let me get this straight, you dont think the US should have Nuclear Power?

Sarcasm... get it ?

USA invades countries ... all over the world...

Ok, I HEAR THE BELL RINGING ; time to get back in class, PIKER.
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Sarcasm... get it ?

USA invades countries ... all over the world...

Ok, I HEAR THE BELL RINGING ; time to get back in class, PIKER.
So the USA is an imperialistic nation now? We invade countries to occupy them?

Can you prove this?

What exactly is your point? Or are you just trying to add to propaganda?
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:40 AM   #42
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Kerry's solution to the Iranian nuke problem?
Give them uranium.

Yes it's true........
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:52 AM   #43
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North Korea is one of the most mis-understood countries in the world .. and I think Americans, while they constantly single out and attack the middle-east, are really underplaying the threat of North Korea.

Granted .. as far as I know, no north korean has ever deliberately flown a plain into a building on American soil.. howerver, anti-american sentiment in North Korea is stronger than anywhere else in the world.

The North Koreans sincerely believe that the Korean war was instigated and carried out by the Americans... and to this day they are convinced that America is going to return and attack them. The civilians there believe that they are currently at war with the US. Everytime they have a power outtage, a food shortage or any kind of problem at all they blame the Americans.

Children are taught this as fact in school.

It doesn't help that they suffered a massive food shortage during the 80's when the USSR collapsed. Russia was a major trade partner of theirs and the fall of the Soviet Union caused great starvation and famine throughout North Korea. As a result most of the elderly perished and there's few people alive in North Korea today who were witness to the Korean War. But it doesn't really matter becuse if anyone tried to claim that their leader at the time (who is still worshipped as a great leader) lied to them they'd probably be imprisoned for life for tyranny.

The North Korean leader is their god. They call him "The Great Leader". They hold special parades and national events for his birthday etc. And so what he says basically goes.

They're also a military state. Their army is really strong and I have no doubt that if war broke out they'd give the US a good fight.

It's really scary shit. If I was the President I would do anything in my power to either resolve that situation or make sure that they have absolutely no means to make nuclear weapons.
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Old 09-13-2004, 11:59 AM   #44
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So the USA is an imperialistic nation now? We invade countries to occupy them?

Can you prove this?

LOL... Pick up a newspaper at your nearest 7/11 ... check page one...

Do you know of any country that has been at war more often than the US since WW2???

If so, name it.
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LOL... Pick up a newspaper at your nearest 7/11 ... check page one...

Do you know of any country that has been at war more often than the US since WW2???

If so, name it.
Ok, so maybe we went war more.. but what country have we occupied since then... what country do we still occupy?

You want to penalize us for coming to everones rescue all the time?
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Ok, so maybe we went war more.. but what country have we occupied since then... what country do we still occupy?

You want to penalize us for coming to everones rescue all the time?
How many troops do you have abroad... and in how many countries ...

Rescue... LOL ...

You rescued Panama ??? Grenada ??? Nicaraga ??? Chile ??? Vietnam ??? and Oh YES :

Yes, Allende ask the americans to come to his aid....

You are too young and uneducated to debate this... Start a thread about " Why do I have pimples on my dick" ...That should be your level.... IRAQ


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Kerry's solution to the Iranian nuke problem?
Give them uranium.

Yes it's true........

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Posted on Mon, Sep. 13, 2004





Powell says Kerry would respond to terror in 'robust way'

By Glen Johnson

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WASHINGTON - Secretary of State Colin Powell said Sunday that he believes Senator John Kerry would, if elected president, respond to terrorism "in a robust way," challenging a comment made last week by Vice President Dick Cheney.

"I can't tell you how he might respond to it. As commander in chief, I think he'd respond to it in a robust way," the retired Army general said of Kerry during an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press.


http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/news/nation/9653787.htm?1c
Any back up to your beliefs other than your opinion....
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Old 09-13-2004, 01:00 PM   #48
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So the USA is an imperialistic nation now? We invade countries to occupy them?

Can you prove this?

What exactly is your point? Or are you just trying to add to propaganda?
Did you have flying shit in your ears, eyes and brain during the past years or have you been watching Fox News? (which is just the same)
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Old 09-13-2004, 01:12 PM   #49
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Any back up to your beliefs other than your opinion....
I believe it's somewhere in the following Kerry policy statement:

http://www.johnkerry.com/issues/nati.../strategy.html

Basically he wants to give the Iranians uranium for their reactors then take back the processed fuel. Kind of like calling their bluff, lol.

A bit like giving a gunman some gunpowder and lead shot and hoping that he doesn't conceal from you the bullets he's going to make.
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Old 09-13-2004, 01:34 PM   #50
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North Korea is one of the most mis-understood countries in the world .. and I think Americans, while they constantly single out and attack the middle-east, are really underplaying the threat of North Korea.

Granted .. as far as I know, no north korean has ever deliberately flown a plain into a building on American soil.. howerver, anti-american sentiment in North Korea is stronger than anywhere else in the world.

The North Koreans sincerely believe that the Korean war was instigated and carried out by the Americans... and to this day they are convinced that America is going to return and attack them. The civilians there believe that they are currently at war with the US. Everytime they have a power outtage, a food shortage or any kind of problem at all they blame the Americans.

Children are taught this as fact in school.

It doesn't help that they suffered a massive food shortage during the 80's when the USSR collapsed. Russia was a major trade partner of theirs and the fall of the Soviet Union caused great starvation and famine throughout North Korea. As a result most of the elderly perished and there's few people alive in North Korea today who were witness to the Korean War. But it doesn't really matter becuse if anyone tried to claim that their leader at the time (who is still worshipped as a great leader) lied to them they'd probably be imprisoned for life for tyranny.

The North Korean leader is their god. They call him "The Great Leader". They hold special parades and national events for his birthday etc. And so what he says basically goes.

They're also a military state. Their army is really strong and I have no doubt that if war broke out they'd give the US a good fight.

It's really scary shit. If I was the President I would do anything in my power to either resolve that situation or make sure that they have absolutely no means to make nuclear weapons.

Very well said, and 100% true. N.K. Army is over 1 million strong and recruiting more everyday, almost 98% of the entire countries budget is dedicated to its military force.

North Korea produces more than enough food to feed its entire population without trading, but most of it rots because they cannot afford transportation vechicles to get it to the people. But they have no problem affording tanks, and bombs to parade around downtown.

I wish our leaders would read between the lines and realize what all of this actually means. I think the North Korean's have been stalling for a long time, not making their true intentions known to anyone in the world.

I wonder if anyone has ever considered paying for the outsourcing of an army to go against America? Someone or some nation who could afford it? And who better than a country in serious need of an economic transformation however, seem to have control of one of the world's largest unknown attack forces, built specifically to attack and destroy the United States military, and a hatred of the U.S. so strong they would not have any moral delimas in doing so?

Now who has that kind of money? Is there one country or group, or FAMILY in the world with enough money to do something like that?

hhummmmmm???? I don't think it takes a rocket scientist to figure this one out.
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