George W Bush offers N Korea an olive branch, is this what neoconservatives were hoping for?

Answer 1

I think we should tell them that the next time they attempt to detonate a nuclear device in North Korea, we will make sure a nuclear device detonates in North Korea. They don't even need to have such a device, our bombers will supply it.

Answer 2

No. An olive branch? Hardly...

"President Bush urged world powers on Saturday to pass tough sanctions on North Korea, saying Pyongyang must face "real consequences" for the nuclear weapons test it says it conducted." (Reuters)(1)

Neocons would likely opt for the "big stick" approach. Negotiations? They don't need no stinking Negotiations.

--> tofu Jesus, while I often agree with you, this time I disagree with your statement that "A neocon is a former Democrat and is a moderate. Although "...many of the movement's founders, originally liberals, Democrats or from socialist backgrounds..."(2), that is hardly the case today. See the link on Neoconservatives below.

I more closely associate Neocons with their perspectives on foreign policy such as those of the "Project for the New American Century"(3). See the signature list.

Answer 3

Years from now, when old George passes from old age, this may be his epitaph "He pleased most of the people, none of the time. But they all thought he had a good heart"

Answer 4

A neocon is a former Democrat and is a moderate. It would really help your side if you and the other democrat sheep actually learned the definition of the words that you use. remember, words have meaning.

Answer 5

Bush just wants Iraq, and he's proving that.

Answer 6

Bush knows what he is doing. alot more than you libbies. what do you want him to do? go to war? we are already fighting a winning war in Iraq.

Answer 7

THE GREAT PELOSI will offer N KOREA AMERICA'S SOUL!! MUHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH!!!

Answer 8

I'm certain they were not.