enlighten us…….

North Korea has been asking for one on one talks with the US for years, and the requests so far have all been falling on deaf ears. So, now they are resulting to some diplomacy that can be heard even by the deaf.

Does that enlighten you?

Iran, North Korea never would have happened if it weren’t for the dickheads in the Whitehouse.

I dislike Bush and his cronies as much as the next guy, but blaming Iran’s and NK’s nuclear development on the present administration is way too simplistic. Iran’s neighbors India and Pakistan have been nuclear for awhile along with enemy Israel. Iran’s nuclear development is not going to be influenced by US foreign policy. Ditto with the NorKs. They’re not going to sign any agreement that they can’t cheat on.

Hmmm let’s see, 18 years of nuclear chicanery by Iran, uncovered in what 2004 or 2005? Blame Bush!!!!

And Kim Il-sung nuclear ambitions stretching back to the early 1960s, a series of broken 1980s agreements with Russia and then the flawed 1994 Agreed Framework, which North Korea began cheating on as early as 1996? I know…. Blame Bush!

http://www.jda.go.jp/JMSDF/inf...../16cm.html

What was that about nuts in our own country?

Iran and NK just got this way post — what? 2000 and the very election of bushie? or just post-2001 and the war in Afghanistan? Or just the war in Iraq?

Makes sense of it….

Show us how internal pseudo-political clap trap really is founded on much fact….

let’s see it….

enlighten us…….

It’s the idiots in the Whitehouse who are leading the world to ruin.

Iran, North Korea never would have happened if it weren’t for the dickheads in the Whitehouse.

It’s okay for the USA to control 50% of the world’s armaments, but woe betide any other nation who dare flex its military muscle.

Anyway, the interesting thing is that America is finally realizing nobody gives a shit about how “big and strong” she is.

The times, they are a changin’.

Set in the near future, “Hanbando”, which translates as “Korean Peninsula”, tells the story of a unified Korean government trying to reconnect a railroad between Shinuiju, North Korea and Seoul.
In the course of construction, the Korean government discovers that Japan still has the rights to the railroad under the terms of a 1907 treaty.
When the Japanese government tries to exercise those rights, a Korean historian races to prove that the state seal used to validate the treaty is a fake, by finding the genuine seal.

z z z z Z z . . . z z z z z z

The Japs are in cahoots with U.S. to keep the “good man down.” In another words, U.S. is actively conspiring with the Japanese to keep the Two Korea’s divided for what ever reason.

I really don’t see how anyone could really believe this one. After all, if the political will existed between NK and SK to unify, there would be fuck-all the US and Japan could do short of invasion and occupation that could really stop them. Of course, this is the sort of drek the Nork media shills all the time, but I always imagined that anyone with half a brain could see through something like that.

In the course of construction, the Korean government discovers that Japan still has the rights to the railroad under the terms of a 1907 treaty.
When the Japanese government tries to exercise those rights, a Korean historian races to prove that the state seal used to validate the treaty is a fake, by finding the genuine seal.

Holy Jeebus… is that really the plot of a movie that’s been produced? That’s almost as brainless as the whole US/Japan conspiracy thing. Something a bit more realistic:

When the Japanese government tries to exercise those rights, the Korean government tells Japan to sod off, and resolves any lingering claims on the property through its right of eminent domain, narrowly averting a crisis of epic proportions as half the country was preparing to chop off a couple digits over the whole thing.