"The NY Times are (sic) running this front page news.
President Bush’s top advisers have recommended a broad new approach to dealing with North Korea that would include beginning negotiations on a peace treaty, even while efforts to dismantle the country’s nuclear program are still under way, senior administration officials and Asian diplomats say.
Aides say Mr. Bush is very likely to approve the new approach, which has been hotly debated among different factions within the administration. But he will not do so unless North Korea returns to multinational negotiations over its nuclear program. The talks have been stalled since September.
North Koreans have long demanded a peace treaty, which would replace the 1953 armistice ending the Korean War.
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Okay, I'll say this again, and for those of you who are more comfortable with sign-language, I'll be twiddling my left hand as well:
North Korea DOES NOT HAVE NUKULAR WEAPONS. The way to get the world's attention is to make believe you're ready to join the H-Bomb Club, and whatever negotiations the Bush Administration intends to conduct with the North is sure to mention that we're on to their scam, and while it might very well scare holy shite out of the Euro's, we ain't buying it so lets sit and talk turkey or we'll spill the beans.
We'll tell the Iranians pretty much the same thing. You don't have the bomb, you won't have the bomb, so what'll it take to get some rational talks going. What's it going to cost. We'll pay some of it, but the Euro's will bear the brunt because we'll let them say that it was THEIR negotiations that broke through the stalemate, and everyone knows how much they need something to remind them of what manhood used to feel like. Sure, they could ask Hillary RodHam Clitless, but this way will cost them far less in the long run.
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