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Reply #4: I don't think the "deal" requires NKorea to give up any of the nukes it currently possesses [View All]

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NNN0LHI Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Sep-28-07 09:03 PM
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4. I don't think the "deal" requires NKorea to give up any of the nukes it currently possesses
The just have agreed to not make any more or sell any of the ones they have.

I can't imagine why NKorea would need to backtrack on any promises they have made. They have exactly what they have been coveting for decades. A credible nuclear deterrent.

They can now begin dismantling their very expensive million man army which has now become obsolete because no one will be attacking a nuclear armed NKorea.

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