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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group
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To: John Carragher who wrote (64116)1/2/2003 8:40:00 PM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
I think we removed them, some time ago,
or at least the cores. Where; when and what type
of weapons we deployed over the years has
always been cloaked in much secrecy, and even
when & if you do get info tahts been de-classified
it's full of ( blacked out lines ).
Some of the countries that accepted our nukes would
only do it in secrete as they didn't want to become
targets.
Our nuke programs have always been highly secrete,
and it follows that the current status would still
be.
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But back to the troops on N. Korea bring them home
and as soon as we do; a push to get rid of them
altogether will be the next step just as sure
as night follows day.
In more cases than not it cost more to maintain troops
on our own soil than it does to station them some
where else. At least some people see it that way
and they also fear if we bring them all home congress down
size the armed forces until we have next to nothing.
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There is a lot taht don't get said or explained
and I'm almost to old now to even guess about.
My reason for posting is that I may get some feed
back that could let me make a guess.
I'm not personally taking either side of( should
they come home or not.) but my gut feel is
maybe we could take them out of Korea..and put them
somewhere else..which could happen fast enough if
we get tangled up in Iraq.
I personally don't have any real love for Koreans
north or south. Hell China don't like them and makes
no bones about it, but would prefer to have them camping
on their door step with out us being there.
Jim
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