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Politics : Israel to U.S. : Now Deal with Syria and Iran

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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (9199)9/24/2005 10:34:19 AM
From: Ed Huang  Read Replies (1) of 22250
 
>>Re: In fact, nobody (including China and Russia) really wants to see another country to get the nuclear bomb. Which would make the world increasingly dangerous.

I don't think so... otherwise, the North Korean crisis would have been settled long ago --after all, it's just a matter for China to twist Kim Jong Il's arm. The notion that the world would turn more insecure if other countries --not just terrorist outfits-- laid their hands on nuclear weapons is characteristically an American fancy. It betrays the prejudice that all nuclear wannabes are but a bunch of irresponsible, immature rogues unfit to join the (nuclear) club... EXCEPT Japan, of course! Japan, as a trustworthy US ally, is entitled to amend its constitution and beef up its military (against China).<<

Do you think China want N. Korea to have Nuclear bombs and it's not a threat to China's own safety and its political influence in the region? In fact, if you know more about the real relationship between China and N. Korea and know the fact why China failed to detect N. Korea nuclear program a while ago, then you may find a better answer to this question.

China doesn't want N. Korea to have nuke either, but China's agenda is different than US/Israel's.
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