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Cut off the kimchi – North Korea critical need for food
One thing that gets North Korean’s attention is linking the availability of food to nukes.
“Pyongyang at the time angrily vowed to never again take part in the six-party talks again, which linked ending North Korea's nuclear program with food and economic aid. So it was unclear today whether China had used its influence to change North Korea's view -- or if the U.S. and others would even want a return to the talks now. The Obama administration had as recently as last week said the talks could not resume until North Korea ended work on a newly-revealed, highly-sophisticated uranium enrichment facility.”
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“U.S., South Korea begin military exercises, as China calls for emergency talks on North Korea
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, November 28, 2010; 5:37 AMSEOUL - South Korea and the United States on Sunday began joint naval exercises that will include live fire and bombing drills as hermetic North Korea deployed missiles close to the Yellow Sea and warned that it will turn the region into "a merciless shower of fire" if its territory is violated.”"



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'thirty-aught-six" (not verified)at 06:33 on November 28th, 2010
North Korea has nothing anyone wants but, North Korea wants South Korea and whatever they have, yet North Korea is always talking belligerently and painting South Korea as the bad guy? Go figure! Hey, here's an idea North Korea. Sign a f@#$%^ peace treaty, let the South Korean Army stand down and the American troops go home. This way you wont have to spend all your aid money on ballistic missiles and war material, and then maybe you could feed your people and give them a life of value free of abject poverty.
at 06:56 on November 28th, 2010
A failed dictatorship stands as an example for communism? Does China really want this step child?
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"thirty-aught-six" (not verified)at 09:49 on November 28th, 2010
China has enough problems killing, I mean dealing with North Korean refugees. And while the Chinese have embraced capitalism they can not idealistically as a communist government now denounce North Korea for keeping the socialist dream of a fair and just society alive.