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To: GST who wrote (107928)	7/25/2003 8:08:58 AM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

North Korea has been a supplier to Iran for some time. 1985: Iran agrees to finance North Korea's Scud-B program in exchange for both missile technology and the option to buy the missiles when they become available. .... 1988: Iran receives an estimated 100 North Korean Scud-Bs and reportedly signs an agreement to supply Iran with missile technology and technical assistance to manufacture missiles. .... 1992: The U.S. Department of State sanctions the Iranian Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics for engaging in "missile technology proliferation activities" with North Korea. .... 995: Iran receives four Scud TELs from North Korea. 1996: The United States sanctions one North Korean and two Iranian firms for "missile technology proliferation activities." .... November 1999: U.S. intelligence reportedly believes that North Korea recently sold Iran 12 Nodong missile engines. .... April 2000: The United States imposes sanctions on Changgwang Sinyong, a North Korean company, and Iran's Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics, the Shahid Hemmat Industrial Group and Sanam for transferring Scud missile technology. wisconsinproject.org Of course, so has China. Our relations with China need to be improved if we are going to control NK and Iranian proliferation. All the more reason for you to release to the press and Congress your sources of information about the secret act of war against China by the Clinton administration which you claim to be certain took place. If the charge you've made is true, telling the truth about this might be a path to better Chinese-American relations.