Good grief, Scott. A coalition to conduct WMD inspections is not the same thing as a coalition to execute a war. You are one confused sucker. I bet you still believe that Iraq has weapons of mass destruction.
Fact is bilateral negotiations and consultations with North Korea were working until George Bush came into office and tanked them. It was only after he extricated the U.S. from these commitments that North Korea kicked out internation inspectors, disconnected surveilance cameras and started processing weapons grade materials. North Korea has developed these WMDs on George Bush's watch while he blathers on about multi-lateral negotiations that have produced nothing.
Current Events » in reply to re: Wrong. Why didn't we demand US WMD inspectors in Iraq then instead of UN WMD inspectors?
Huh?!?
The whole thread (23 posts)
- "Bilateral talks with North Korea"
- Tom, I wasn't arguing Bush's points
- re: "Bilateral talks with North Korea"
- Amazing
- re: Why does Kerry think we need a bigger coalition vs. Iraq but then argue against a bigger coalition vs. North Korea?
- re: "Bilateral talks with North Korea"
- re: You do realize thet Bush has put us ina very bad palce with the Six Country talks?...
- Excuse me but...
