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Published Date: 20 June 2009
THE US, South Korea, China, Russia and Japan may hold talks next month on neutralizing North Korea's rogue nuclear programme after the secretive regime abruptly ended a formal six-nation disarmament dialogue by conducting an atomic test, an official said today.
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak floated the idea of bringing together officials of the five countries during his summit with President Barack Obama.


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  • Last Updated: 20 June 2009 10:39 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: North Korea
 
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361,

China, 20/06/2009 11:07:36
Sure, that's it, pick on North Korea some more, let's just agitate them a wee bit longer and see what happens, could be a spectacular light display, topped off by an even more spectacular mushroom cloud.
And we in China have a front row seat, lucky us.

Scotsman55
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GibsonAustralia,

Sydney 21/06/2009 11:47:16
Its really all China anyway.
Theres not a committed christian anywhere that doesnt know Chinas plans for global conquest.

China thinks she is deceiving the West but there are sufficient christians in Defense and intelligence to tell the real story.

God exposed China in the Book of Revelation 9:16 and 16:12 almost 2000 years ago as the Kings Of The East.
You China chaps cant fool the West... we know what the dragon is doing.
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P. Lee,

04/07/2009 05:40:20
North and south korea will merge one day soon after the north develop nuclear weapons.

 

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