N. Korea Says It's Unilateral Removing I.A.E.A. Nuke Plant Surveillance Cameras at Once (Breaking)

Sankei Shimbun, Tokyo (In Japanese) from RadioPress Reports ^ | 15 December 2002 | Sankei Shimbun News (Japanese)

[AmericanInTokyo]

Breaking hard.

Kyodo news (from Radio Press) reported just now that the Korean Central News Agency (communist Pyongyang) stated that if the I.A.E.A. does not remove the seals and cameras on their nuke plants, they are going to begin immediately dismantling them and removing them.

Koffi Anan of the UN, and the I.A.E.A. chief told them just hours ago not to try and pull this stunt.

Time for the Security Council Meeting.

[demlosers]

Koffi Anan of the UN, and the I.A.E.A. chief told them just hours ago not to try and pull this stunt

Coffee being tough?

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

But, but, Bill Clinton had an agreement with them.

[hellinahandcart]

Somebody's VERY desperate for us to not go into Iraq, aren't they...

[livius]

Oh, no, Koffi!!! I'm sure the N. Koreans are quaking in their boots.

[KQQL]

Breaking hard.

How hard? ...hard as a ROCK or hard as Cement ?

[demlosers]

I think we should lay waste to that place.

[slimer]

Hard as Jello.

[Dog]

Yep.

[LoneRangerMassachusetts]

Emergency! Emergency! Yimmy Karter report to command central at UN for propaganda dissimination orders.

[Mo1]

Koffi Anan of the UN, and the I.A.E.A. chief told them just hours ago not to try and pull this stunt.

Or what Koffee .. you proved that you have no spine where Iraq is concerned .. Do you really think North Korea is going to pay attention to you??

[VaBthang4]

Ah the last sweet moments of dialogue before Judgement fell...
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Dad: Now Billy it is bed time. Head on upstairs and hit the sack little man.

Billy: No way Pops. I'm gonna walk in there [Kitchen] and steal me some cookies.

Dad: No you wont. Turn right around and march yourself up them steps.

Billy: I dont think so old man. I'm going into that kitchen.

Dad: I'd advise you not to do that Billy.

Billy: Ha! Whatever...

[Semper Paratus]

Jimmy's going to volunteer his services to clear this little problem up.

[Ranger]

The League of Nations had not teeth. The UN has no spine. Short of the US or S. Koreans (unlikely) bombing the place, the N. Koreans will do what they want, when they want to.

[Peach]

President Bush is going to have his hands full. What a mess. Thanks Clinton.

[tomahawk]

Time for a preemptive strike.

[Imal]

How obliging of Kim Jong-Il to do this. The potential cost of any necessary future PR campaign against him is depreciating fast. If the markets offered "North Korea futures", this sure wouldn't be driving the price up.

I suppose Kim will top this feat by climbing some battlements near the DMZ and shouting "Your mother was a hampster, and your father smelled of elderberries!" toward Seoul.

Keep up the good work, Kim! All the world loves a blustery tin-pot dictator to pick on.

[Toirdhealbheach Beucail]

Unfortnuately, it's up to us. North Korea's regime is an abomination to all that is right and good. I think South Korea will follow if led, but not initiate.

I actually did a study of North Korea in graduate school, even before the famines. The Kim family has abused the North Koreans abominably, and now is frightenly threatening to world peace.

Remember folks, in Kim family lingo: Feeding citizens, bad; creating uranium for nuclear weapons, good.

[Cold Heat]

This pressure tactic by NK will backfire eventually.

They are trying to take advantage of the fact that we appear to be fully engaged in other matters.

I see China's hand in this! I also see a wait and watch approach from the administration in the fact of criticism by the anti war crowd. They are already making noises about our perceived lack of attention toward NK.

LOL!

[John W]

".....I'll do what I want."