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To: E.J. Neitz Jr who wrote (86732)	3/26/2003 7:35:42 PM
From: Bill Ulrich	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Well, it would "solve" the problem of NK's leader, at least. It would also create a whole new passel of peninsular problems. <gg> The apparent "do-nothing" policy is a better finesse solution than the sledgehammer being used in Iraq. Different problems, different tools. I actually don't think that "nothing" is happening — only the appearance of "nothing". We'll see a summit very soon with all parties involved. "Maybe that's why the US has done nothing on the N. Korea issue. Let them eventually threaten China. A nuclear exchange between N. Korea and China should solve all our problems with this "nation" run by a madman."