Will NORTH KOREA play us for fools AGAIN and renege on another NUCLEAR ARMS AGREEMENT?

Question

U.S. envoy Christopher Hill arrived in North Korea Thursday for talks on the next moves to be made under a nuclear disarmament agreement reached earlier this year.

North Korea reached a tentative agreement in February on a deal to begin to close down its nuclear program in exchange for $300 million in energy and financial aid.

Are we going to be out $300 million when North Korea finds a way to weasel out of this agreement and once again expels our Nuclear Inspectors and fires up it's nuclear weapons program?

THE STORY:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/06/20/koreas.nuclear/index.html

Answer 1

This is no doubt North Korea's plan and intention. But it may not turn out that way. World events will be moving faster and faster the next few years; they may actually end up as our allies, if we play our cards right. That's IF we play our cards right, and/or IF the Islamist radicals decide to attack Atheist North Korea.

Answer 2

We may have made the agreement for the 300 million, but they still don't have any of it, so, so far we have failed in our end, also, that 25 million we promised to release early last year, is still in the bank and not been given to them.
All agreement are made between two or more parties, and if we don't live up to our end, then the so called agreement is void.
If you look at the history of our agreements with any nation, there are always many strings attached, and many are vague at best, and we also are usually the ones to break any pacts with any nation.

Answer 3

we'd have made the contract for the 300 million, yet they nonetheless have not have been given any of it, so, so a tactics we've failed in our end, additionally, that 25 million we promised to launch early very final 3 hundred and sixty 5 days, maintains to be indoors the economic enterprise and not been given to them. All contract are made between 2 or greater effective activities, and if we don't stay as much as our end, then the so observed as contract is void. in case you look into the historic previous of our agreements with any u . s ., there are consistently many strings proper, and an excellent style of incorporate imprecise at appropriate, and we are additionally frequently those to break any pacts with any u . s ..

Answer 4

Probably not. Their people are starving. Their army is dying out. They have no economy.

They need all support they can get. These recent events in N. Korea should show the world that communism doesn't work. But, now we have a new threat to deal with, terrorism...yuck!

Answer 5

They never stopped moving full steam ahead, and the People's Republic of China has passed on information on weaponizing nuclear material, and miniaturization. So yes, our idiot "leaders" have blown it again, despite all evidence pointing to North Korea can't be trusted and won't change.

Answer 6

well, I just have to say about that of communism not working.... China is the most powerful country in the world, and they are communists.....

The only reazon i can think NK is not as powerful is because of their crazy ideas so their fellow communists like China don't really want to pair up.

Answer 7

you bet ye.