At 11:59 PM 8/14/01, Darryl wrote:
>Jeroen hypothesized that the US is likely to have informants in the
>military of any randomly selected country, and that North Korea is
>likely no exception. Well, I'd say yes and no. The thing is, there is
>no way to judge the loyalty of such informants. How can you be sure
>that your so-called informant isn't a plant?
DNA testing, perhaps?
--Ronn! :)
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