It seems that North Korea is getting closer and closer to attaining a full nuclear weapons program. What has been done by the U.S. Government to prevent this from happening? More lip service to negotiations and appeasement.
NORTH Korea has enough plutonium to make six to 10 nuclear weapons and could test such a weapon by the end of the year, a former US negotiator with the Stalinist state said in an interview published today.“To the best of my knowledge, based on very well-informed Washington sources, North Korea’s nuclear program is moving ahead very quickly,” Kenneth Quinones was quoted as saying by the Daily Yomiuri.
“Basically, this means North Korea’s reprocessing (of plutonium from spent nuclear fuel) is almost finished, or has finished. This means North Korea now has enough plutonium to make six to 10 nuclear weapons,” he said. [www.news.com.au]
U.S. Government: put a stop to this nuclear weapons program immediately, before North Korea has the ability to hold the world hostage. This does not mean appease the North Korean government by promising them aid. It means using force in self-defense by striking and eliminating the sources of North Korea’s capability to create nuclear weapons.
