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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR

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To: Just_Observing who wrote (19541)3/12/2003 12:22:41 AM
From: Karen Lawrence  Read Replies (2) of 25898
 
JO is he ever persona non grata, speaking of which, press conference from January when apparently, Bush still had two allies:

Q If I could ask you on North Korea, there is a lot of talk, as you know, of some sort of agreement by which we would -- led by the South Koreans to try to get the U.S. back at the table with the North Koreans. If, in fact, North Korea takes some step to back away from its nuclear ambitions, is the U.S. prepared to sit down and have talks? And secondly, is the U.S. prepared to offer any sort of assurance about non-aggression and that sort of thing?

MR. FLEISCHER: Well, the President has repeatedly stated as plainly as can be that the United States has no plans to invade or to attack North Korea. So that's an often-made statement that should be seen for what it is. And the President believes North Korea knows that and they understand that. But we will continue to work with our allies on a common approach to the problem that North Korea has created through its unilateralist actions.

What allies?
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