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| U.S. urged to have right viewpoint and attitude |
| 2003-04-28 |
| They're very cranky today over at KCNA... The U.S. which used to vituperate against the DPRK and kick up a racket to pressurize it under the pretext of its "nuclear issue," is now talking nonsense over the talks in Beijing that there will be no security of the system nor provision of rewards to the DPRK even though it gives up the "nuclear program". Commenting on this, Rodong Sinmun today says that those who know politics and understand the reality would not have made such infantile and nonsensical remarks over the negotiation on the nuclear issue. "Understand the reality"? The reality is that you people are all f**ked in the head. The news analyst continues: The U.S. rulers' talk about the "security of the system" is a sort of pressure upon the DPRK and nothing short of announcement that it will stifle the DPRK by force even after the settlement of the nuclear issue. The U.S., the very one who spawned the nuclear issue of the Korean Peninsula, should bear heavy responsibility for it and sincerely approach the settlement of the issue on a fair and equal footing. The nuclear issue between the DPRK and the U.S. will not be settled easily if the u.s. keeps urging the DPRK to accept its demand while insisting on its viewpoint that it never makes a concession because it is a big power. The U.S. statement that there will be no provision of rewards even after the settlement of the "nuclear issue" is, in essence, little short of opposing the conclusion of a non-aggression treaty between the two countries. Rewards? They got their hands out which means they'll deal.Make them sweat first. The DPRK will be left with no option but to do everything to defend itself unless the U.S. legally guarantees no use of arms including nukes against the DPRK. If this poses a threat to the U.S. the latter should take a corresponding measure for a solution to it. ...and we all know how the NK's adhere to those legal guarantees. Just ask Nobel Prize winner Jimmy Carter. The DPRK has nothing to benefit from the U.S. through the bilateral negotiation on the nuclear issue and does not intend to wrest a concession from it. Except could you maybe, ummmmm, feed us? The DPRK has a big pluck and will not be frightened by the U.S. tall talk. They got a big pluck? I'll bet it ain't that big anymore. Starvation probably causes severe shrinkage. |
| Posted by:tu3031 |
| #4 *Holds up card* 8.2. Promising, but fails to hit any of the mandatory hot buttons. Send this one back to the showers to come up with a memorable handle. |
| Posted by: Ptah 2003-04-28 19:49:40 |
| #3 Big Pluck & Little Juche, sounds like a low budget porno movie. |
| Posted by: Steve 2003-04-28 14:53:31 |
| #2 Truth be told, their Plucks weren't really that big even before the famine. |
| Posted by: The Marmot 2003-04-28 09:51:50 |
| #1 Uh oh Big Pluck & Juche? A dangerous combination. |
| Posted by: Shipman 2003-04-28 09:48:32 |