>>>Those North Koreans are sneaky. :)
>>>Their goal is to a unified Korea. The method? Well, need I say more? And they've been known to sell nuke material to other "hostile" groups as well.
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>>Agreed that they are sneaky. And I have the impression, possibly mistaken, that a unified Korea is a goal of both north and south.
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>Unfortunately I don't see a peaceful way to unite the two as long as current N. Korean gov't is in place.
>As a Korean-American, I have not a single grain of trust in the N. Korean gov't.
>The younger S. Koreans are nieve and foolish. The sooner N. Korea disappears, the better the world will be.
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>>By the way, something I wouldn't have said 5 years ago is that 'those Americans are sneaky', since the Iraq war justification.
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>I guess we'll always have O'Bush to bash to end our post. :)

From my limited point-of-view I can see no other option than the north be 'absorbed' by the south and never the other way around.
If the younger South Koreans have other possible visions then I'd have to say that naive is polite and foolish minimally correct.

As regards bashing President Bush I still feel that the real problem is that he trusts his advisors too much and, worse, sticks by them even in the face of overwhelming evidence of gross mis-advising. The president, and thus the country, naturally get tarred with those mis-advisings.
I continue to believe that a huge majority of U.S. residents are upset by the overall de-generation of government there and the image of the U.S. seen now by other countries.