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To: LindyBill who wrote (101673)	6/16/2003 1:51:46 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 281500

Very interesting article Lindy.. After all this time griping about US designs to invade the North, it would seem Pyongyang has learned that "wanting is not as desirous as having" with regard to having their own way.. I still think the US should pull back. At the very least it forces the South to rethink whether they have taken US protection for granted, and it takes our forces beyond the range of N. Korean military bluster and threats. I also still think we should withdraw our forces completely, while maintaining pre-positioned weapons and equipment depots in case of any need for a rapid reinforcement. Hawk