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Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 11:56
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Subject: Bismillah [hidayahnet] NORTH
KOREA HAS NUKES, TELLS ANTICHRIST TO GET LOST
regardless of this,
IRAN still the next target? What would be the excuse this time, IRAN has
illegal nukes? Why US still not invading North Korea even though they have
openly admitted having NUKES?
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 1:34
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Subject: NORTH KOREA HAS NUKES, TELLS ANTICHRIST
TO GET LOST
N.Korea Says It Has Nukes, Shuns Talks
Islam
Online
February 10, 2005
http://www.islamonline.net/English/News/2005-02/10/article01.shtml
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photos:
File photo of North
Korea's Yongbyon-1 nuclear power
plant. (Reuters)
http://www.islamonline.net/English/News/2005-02/10/images/pic01.jpg
Bush said "Iran" with a nuclear weapon would be a
"very
destabilizing" force. (Reuters)
http://www.islamonline.net/English/News/2005-02/10/images/pic01a.jpg
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PYONGYANG, February 10 (IslamOnline.net
& News
Agencies) - North Korea announced Thursday, February
10, for
the first time it possesses nuclear weapons to
protect itself against an
increasingly hostile United
States and suspended participation in the
six-way
talks on dismantling its nuclear program.
"We had already
taken the resolute action of pulling
out of the NPT (Nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty) and
have manufactured nukes to cope with the
Bush
administration's evermore undisguised policy to
isolate and stifle
the DPRK," Reuters quoted North
Korean as saying in a statement.
The
move raised the stakes in the two-year-old nuclear
confrontation between
the communist country and the
Bush administration and sent shockwaves
among
neighboring capitals.
"If in fact this is the case, then the
North Koreans
are only deepening their isolation because everyone
...
(has) been very clear that there needs to be no
nuclear weapons on the
Korean peninsula," US Secretary
of State Condoleezza Rice said, in an
interview
Thursday with RTL television during a visit to
Luxembourg, the
current EU president, according to the
Washington Post.
The North
Korean statement carried by the state-run
Korean Central News Agency, said
the communist state
possessed nuclear weapons in self-defense against
the
US attempts to overthrow its government.
The statement, however,
stressed that the North Korean
nuclear arsenal was purely defensive, adding
that
Pyongyang still wanted to resort to dialogue to rid
the Korean
peninsula of atomic weapons.
It was the first official response to
Bush's second
presidential term and his team, especially Rice
who
branded Pyongyang as an "outpost of tyranny" during
her confirmation
hearing last month, according to
Reuters.
"The true intention of the
second-term Bush
administration is not only to further its policy
to
isolate and stifle the DPRK pursued by the first-term
office but to
escalate it," the Foreign Ministry said.
North Korea accuses Washington
of planning an
invasion, reinforcing its 37,000 troops already in
South
Korea with B-1 and B-52 bombers that have been
ordered to prepare for
deployment to the Korean
peninsula.
Threatening
Iran
Bush has branded North Korea, Iran and Iraq - before
the
US invasion-turned-occupation of the Arab country
- an "axis of evil",
stepping up pressures on both
Pyonyang and Tehran to dismantle their
nuclear
programs under claims of being used for
military
purposes.
The Korean admission came in defiance to Bush who
said
Wednesday that Iran with a nuclear weapon would be a
"very
destabilizing" force and that it was important
for the world to speak with
one voice against Tehran's
program.
"The Iranians just need to know
that the free world is
working together to send a very clear message:
Don't
develop a nuclear weapon," Bush said.
No Talks
North
Korea further said it had no intention to engage
in new rounds of the
six-way talks on dismantling its
nuclear program amid bellicose signs from
the Bush
administration.
"We have wanted the six-party talks but we
are
compelled to suspend our participation in the talks
for an
indefinite period till we have recognized that
there is justification for
us to attend the talks,"
the Foreign Ministry's statement said, adding it
would
wait for conditions conducive to positive results.
"The Bush
administration termed the DPRK, its dialogue
partner, an outpost of
tyranny, putting into the shade
its hostile policy, and totally rejected
it," the
ministry said.
"This deprived the DPRK of any justification
to
participate in the six-party talks," it said.
The United States,
China, South Korea, Japan and
Russia have held three rounds of talks with
North
Korea since August 2003 and have been trying to coax
Pyongyang
back to the negotiations.
The nuclear standoff erupted in October 2002
when the
United States accused North Korea of operating a
program based
on highly enriched uranium, violating a
1994 arms control agreement.
Pyongyang denied that
charge but restarted a plutonium
program.
Energy-starved North Korea has already said it needed
to
re-start nuclear activities to make up for a
shortfall in energy supplies
after a Washington-led
coalition cut off fuel shipments late last
year.
The shipments were suspended after Washington said in
October
that Pyongyang admitted running a secret
nuclear weapons program in
violation of a 1994
agreement.
Under the agreement, the United
States provided fuel
aid while North Korea halted its nuclear
program.
After the fuel shipments were suspended, North
Korea
resumed activity at Yongbyon, a long-mothballed
facility capable
of producing weapons-grade plutonium.
North Korea has withdrawn from
the Treaty on the
Non-proliferation of nuclear weapons
(NPT).
http://www.islamonline.net/English/News/2005-02/10/article01.shtml
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