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To: EL KABONG!!! who wrote (42853)	12/9/2003 11:42:46 PM
From: gumnam	Respond to of 74559

Hi KJC You have a good point - In N Korea, China is a huge US ally and someone that US absolutely needs. But I feel NK is a trouble spot that you have to try to keep under control. Plus everyone including the Chinese, has a stake in keeping NK contained. NK is not important enough for US to barter away Taiwan. Secondly NK has always been there. US was using a very tough stance with China till a week back and now with the premier's visit to US suddenly made such pro-China statements. Ofcourse why I am raising the issue is to get other differing opinions and to see if there is potential impact on the markets what shall that be. cheers