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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (44838)	1/20/2006 8:23:55 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 116555

One could say that France just opened the market for nuclear insurance sales by countries with adequate capability and appropriate capacity, that are able and willing to shoulder the responsibility of providing nuclear insurance. One bomb with delivery setup, perhaps a min submarine, possibly a VW Vanwagon, is enough insurance, to clarify thinking and focus attention. The neat thing about a nuke in a box is that it is not terribly afraid of being found, much to the alarm of the folks who finds it. France just made the nuclear bomb even more valuable, and so desireable. France just made it possible for the 'nuclear insurance provider' states to obtain oil from Iran (and Venezuela) at a lower than market cost, to resell on the international market at spot, to earn a tithe. A deal between N.Korea and Iran will now be more likely than ever.