Bridge For Sale

          Do I have a deal for you.

   There have been 'break throughs' in the never ending 6 party talks to force North Korea to stop making nuclear weapons. China, bless their hearts, has succeeded in obtaining a promise from Kim-Ill-Son, (sick) that he will no longer pursue nuclear weapon capabilities. Oh HAPPY DAY!!!

N Korea 'to scrap nuclear arms'

North Korea's Yongbyon plant could be opened to inspection North Korea has agreed to give up all nuclear arms and activities and rejoin the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, according to negotiators in Beijing. Pyongyang has also agreed to accept inspections by the UN nuclear watchdog. In return, the US has declared that it has no intention of attacking North Korea and will respect its sovereignty. The breakthrough came during a fourth round of six-party talks in Beijing aimed at ending a three-year standoff over North Korea's nuclear ambitions. The six nations involved in the talks will discuss North Korea's request for a light water nuclear reactor at a later date, according to a joint statement. "This is the most important result since the six-party talks started more than two years ago," said Wu Dawei, China's vice foreign minister. 'Right to energy' The North "promised to drop all nuclear weapons and current nuclear programmes and to get back to the Non-Proliferation Treaty as soon as possible and to accept inspections" by the International Atomic Energy Agency, the statement said, quoted by the Associated Press. "The United States affirmed that it has no nuclear weapons on the Korean Peninsula and has no intention to attack or invade (North Korea) with nuclear or conventional weapons." North Korea "stated that it has the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy", the statement said, for which the other nations "expressed their respect". The deal included offers of energy aid to North Korea, and "economic co-operation in the fields of energy, trade and investment". The statement said the US and North Korea, which President George W Bush included in his "axis of evil", would work to normalise relations over time. The BBC's Charles Scanlon in Seoul says the statement appears to be a significant step forward in principle, but it is in its implementation that difficulties may arise. The six parties - North and South Korea, the US, China, Japan and Russia - agreed to meet for a further round of talks in early November in Beijing. BBC           ...Oh, I also have some beachfront in Arizona for sale.

Comments

[mdmhvonpa]

who says the norks dont have a sense of humor .. .get it from the iranians I think.

[Steel]

Scroll down to the post about 'skin problems' and click the link in the text that says 'lanced' ... that'll fix things.

AND it was Jimmy Carter that made it possible!

Go figure.

[imp]

can't resist..first pic..would THAT be a steel deal?

All together now..*groans*

[Groaner]

Imp,

Nah... not a Steel Deal. More like a Steel Feel. Notice how the structure peaks at certain points and then subsides to a low point then peaks again? Nice. Notice how straight, taut, and turgid those peaks are. I bet that structure could sustain a whole lot of drivin'. What I want to know is what is the phallic looking thing poking out over the second peak? Damn.... even looks as if there is a light on its head! Lawwsy....