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To: i-node who wrote (386465)	5/26/2008 12:13:39 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 1577147

Geez, don't you get it? The fact that the North Koreans detonated a nuke on Bush's watch, they built by cheating on Clinton's watch, makes it all your fault. Liberal logic....

To: i-node who wrote (386465)	5/26/2008 8:01:01 PM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577147

"Obviously, the enrichment HAD TO BE going on prior to Bush taking office." No. There is no real evidence that any enrichment had occurred, even by this time. What they were doing was building a facility to put the centrifuges that they got from the Pakistani's in. So, no, the enrichment did not have to be going on prior to Bush taking office. "Obviously, this is not something that was developed in the course of two short years." An implosion plutonium bomb? We did it in not too much longer than that. And we had to research, design and build the reactors to produce the plutonium. Plus, research, design and build the facilities to extract the plutonium. Not to mention research, design and build the actual bombs. And we didn't even know if it could be done. Not only did NK know it could be done, and in general how to do it, they had the plutonium on hand. Thanks to Bush. "A few weeks after the Appeasement Framework was signed, IAEA determined that NK had extracted about 24kg of Plutonium -- about 3 nukes' worth. " Not exactly. That was the amount of plutonium that could be extracted from the rods. Which were locked down. Like the reactor. globalsecurity.org At least get the facts straight.