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To: RMF who wrote (192100)	7/19/2006 9:12:31 AM
From: michael97123	Respond to of 281500

SK needs to be able to defend themselves. Japan needs to be involved as well and China is on the North and has a greater future stake in economic partnerships with SK and Japan than propping up a madman in NK. I am thinking but certainly not sure that the removal of US troops relaxes Kim and allows an Asian solution in an Asian cultural framework to settle this problem. That may indeed allow Kim to stay on and it may not in the short run be all that beneficial for the people of NK. But the US cant take on everything as our problem. The Mideast is where our attention is needed now. There are no chinas, japans or south koreas to help us there.