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To: Taro who wrote (231380)	5/3/2005 1:01:44 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571016

Under the so-called Agreed Framework signed in 1994, North Korea said it would no longer seek to develop nuclear weapons and in exchange, the United States, Japan and South Korea agreed to help build two light water nuclear reactors to replace the plutonium-producing reactors Pyongyang was using. In October (2002), North Korea said it had resumed its weapons program So who signed this work of a true genius, one of the best US presidents ever and a liberal hero? But of course he deserves BIG credit for his amendment to the North Korea treaty of having a video camera 24/7 coverage of their plutonium "side kick" capable of producing 650Kg of that per year... You do know that Carter pre empted Clinton on NK; that it did not go down the way Clinton wanted. ted