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:: Monday, April 28, 2003 ::
Robert Bartley has been "Thinking Things Over" in regards to the situation in North Korea adn has come to the following conclusion:.Having played the chess game into this impasse, the arms control crowd is now demanding of the Bush administration: OK, what are you going to do next? In this view, the problem is that the administration's candor has upset the fiction that the problem has been solved.
What will not work is to solve the problem once again with another arms control agreement. The record shows that arms control is not a solution; its pretenses are a large part of the problem.
It is sound analysis and you should read it all.
:: Mark 10:32 AM [+] ::
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