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Jim__

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4. When Bill Clinton was president, NK agreed to IAEA inspections.

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Sat Apr 15, 2017, 05:29 PM

Apr 2017

That was before NK had a nuclear weapon, and, presumably, had the Republican congress agreed to the details, and Bush respected the deal, NK would not have a nuclear weapon today. So, history shows us that we can negotiate with NK and reach agreement with respect to weapons development and make real progress toward a peaceful resolution of our disagreements.

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Does the world have a fundamental duty to save others from human rights abuses? [View all] Calculating Apr 2017 OP

Being a citizen of NK must be hell on earth. Jim__ Apr 2017 #1

The problem is feeding them just enables their government to spend more on weapons Calculating Apr 2017 #2

When Bill Clinton was president, NK agreed to IAEA inspections. Jim__ Apr 2017 #4

Yes, I believe we owe each other than much at least. alarimer Apr 2017 #3