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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (154853)	11/13/2002 11:43:53 PM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1583844

Tenchusatsu, Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine policy" in dealing with North Korea. Do you read any of the Korean newspapers on Internet? What has been the reaction in South Korea over North Korean admission regarding their nuclear program? Joe

To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (154853)	11/13/2002 11:49:36 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1583844

Interesting theory, Ted. So Osama waited until after the election because he wanted Bush and the Republicans in power. He fears the Democrats would be too "civil" in dealing with terrorism, and that would undermine his grand schemes for a holy war. I guess it's all based on your notion that if you give disgruntled Arabs some food, some shelter, and some hope, Islamic terrorism will wither away like a dried weed. Sounds like the Jimmy Carter doctrine to world peace. Or Kim Dae Jung's "sunshine policy" in dealing with North Korea. Tenchusatsu, I've outlined in bold where you took what I said originally, and came to conclusions that were not mine at all. You were not even close. It makes arguing with someone worthless. So long as you put your conclusions in place of mine, you will never hear what I say. ted