#2 How boring. Who cares? A One Trick Pony - and we've seen it numerous times. We certainly shouldn't pay to see it again. I'm thinking no food aid, no oil, nothing, zip nada zilch. In fact, we should notify their Mommy that we're losing interest in the endless "talks" game, period. Don't call us, we'll call you.
The way it is doesn't work. Shake it up. IF we ever talk with these parties again, it makes sense to dis-invite SKor from sitting on our side of the table. They're doing everything possible to prop this POS regime up and undermine the US position. I'd say it's time to put them on the NorK side of the table. Only Japan seems to have its shit wired tight.
This game has no point and just isn't worth the time. Shake it up. Put them on the defensive for real. We should withdraw US troops from SKor and set the stage so they can have a real reason to spew. They know we won't do anything with our "hostages" still in SKor. This is all so pointless as it is. Shaken, not stirred, is the next step. |
North Korea on Tuesday refused to rule out a pre-emptive attack, even amid signs it may be willing to return to the nuclear bargaining table. The North poured out anti-American rhetoric _ a tactic it has used in the past before entering negotiations _ by claiming that Washington's "hostile policies" led it to develop nuclear weapons as a deterrent and warning against any attack to dislodge its leadership. "The United States should be aware that the choice of a pre-emptive attack is not only theirs," the North's official news agency quoted the state-run newspaper Minju Joson as saying. "To stand against force with force is our unswerving method of response." The commentary came amid a flurry of contacts aimed at convincing the North to resume six-nation talks, suspended since the third round ended in June, on its nuclear program.