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N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by chuckpeterson   » Mon Jul 01, 2019 6:14 pm

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N. Korea: beginning of the End

N. Korea has the raw resources to refine uranium into “enriched” uranium that can power electric producing nuclear reactors. The US should sign a twenty (20) year contract to purchase all the enriched uranium they can produce.

We can store this enriched uranium to be used in our forthcoming electric generators while giving N. Korea the needed cash to feed its people.

This is a win-win situation for N. Korea and the USA.

Comments welcome pro or con
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by gcomeau   » Mon Jul 01, 2019 6:47 pm

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chuckpeterson wrote:N. Korea: beginning of the End

N. Korea has the raw resources to refine uranium into “enriched” uranium that can power electric producing nuclear reactors. The US should sign a twenty (20) year contract to purchase all the enriched uranium they can produce.

We can store this enriched uranium to be used in our forthcoming electric generators while giving N. Korea the needed cash to feed its people.

This is a win-win situation for N. Korea and the USA.

Comments welcome pro or con


Con: You give them free reign to enrich uranium while boosting their economy and they're going to make more bombs with it 100% guaranteed unless you first remove their entire political leadership and totally remake their entire society and system of government.

I feel no need to expand on any other points. You do not hand a collection of absolute nutcases led by a raging delusional narcissist who likes to execute people with anti aircraft cannons the capability to massively expand a nuclear weapons program.
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by chuckpeterson   » Mon Jul 01, 2019 10:06 pm

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gcomeau wrote:Con: You give them free reign to enrich uranium while boosting their economy

I said nothing about "free reign"-?
Please explain-?

and they're going to make more bombs with it 100% guaranteed unless you first remove their entire political leadership and totally remake their entire society and system of government.

gcomeau wrote:I feel no need to expand on any other points.

I don't mean to be blunt, but you don't have any points; no; not one; nada; zip
zip
I wish you and yours the best'Today and beyond (:-
gcomeau wrote:You do not hand a collection of absolute nutcases led by a raging delusional narcissist who likes to execute people with anti aircraft cannons the capability to massively expand a nuclear weapons program.


pgcomeau, you and I are as far apart as the moon is to our earth
for all time to come.,.,.,.,.,.,.,maybe-?
"No animosity intended or implies"
just a fact of life (:-
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by chuckpeterson   » Mon Jul 01, 2019 10:58 pm

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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by Daryl   » Tue Jul 02, 2019 6:16 am

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There is absolutely no way that Kim and co will relinquish their nukes. They know that it is all that is keeping them alive. Thus allowing (and financing) them to expand uranium mining and enrichment is insane.
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by gcomeau   » Tue Jul 02, 2019 7:45 am

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chuckpeterson wrote:
gcomeau wrote:Con: You give them free reign to enrich uranium while boosting their economy

I said nothing about "free reign"-?
Please explain-?


" The US should sign a twenty (20) year contract to purchase all the enriched uranium they can produce. "

You can't make a deal with them to buy "all the enriched uranium they can produce" without letting them produce all the enriched uranium they can produce.


Duh.
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by TFLYTSNBN   » Wed Jul 03, 2019 4:51 pm

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Daryl wrote:There is absolutely no way that Kim and co will relinquish their nukes. They know that it is all that is keeping them alive. Thus allowing (and financing) them to expand uranium mining and enrichment is insane.



Exactly.

Kim has a copy of that video of Daffy Gadaffy being sodomized with a bayonet that he watches every day. The lesson to Kim is "Libya surrendered his nukes and his reward was to have Hillary fuck him in the ass with cold, sharp steel."
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by Dilandu   » Wed Jul 03, 2019 5:01 pm

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TFLYTSNBN wrote:
Exactly.

Kim has a copy of that video of Daffy Gadaffy being sodomized with a bayonet that he watches every day. The lesson to Kim is "Libya surrendered his nukes and his reward was to have Hillary fuck him in the ass with cold, sharp steel."


Basically yes. And considering the US nasty habit of demanding things like "you must fulfill your part of agreement completely, and then we may think about fulfilling some of our promises at some point in the future" - who could blame him for being cautious?

Basically the situation is:

* North Korea: If you want us to surrender our nukes, do something for us first, so we could see that you are honest.

* USA: How outrageous! You should believe our word, and even if we would not hold our promises to you, you have no right to be dissatisfied!
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Oh well, if shortening the front is what the Germans crave,
Let's shorten it to very end - the length of Fuhrer's grave.

(Red Army lyrics from 1945)
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by TFLYTSNBN   » Wed Jul 03, 2019 5:08 pm

TFLYTSNBN

There is always the option of a counterforce strike.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... 2187935039
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Re: N. Korea: beginning of the End
Post by munroburton   » Thu Jul 04, 2019 8:33 am

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Any "solution" to North Korea requires China's consent and probably enthusiastic involvement. Without that, North Korea cannot be starved out, cannot be embargoed, cannot be invaded, cannot be denuclearised.

The price for this cooperation in removing North Korea as a threat? Allowing the PRC to re-annex Taiwan. Not a trade I would make, but that is the scale of concession China would require.
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