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August 07, 2009
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I went to North Korea eight years ago on business.
Thanks to George Bush, who needed and enemy, the project did not go ahead.
So now, having turned a potential friend into an enemy, what is the big deal about Clinton going to North Korea.
If it were not for the US government North Korea would now be our friend. And Clintons’ visit would not be necessary.
If it were not for the US governemnt North Korea would now be mour friend.
Posted by: John | August 07, 2009 at 02:21 PM