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Though its always interesting to watch North Korea make statements that seem rational, their history says otherwise.
If I had to guess, this is the first step in requesting a return to 5 (or 6?) party talks, where the West (read the US) will begin the negotiations by making large, humanitarian donations of food....again....and within 6 months these talks will again break down and North Korea will be a pariah again. It's Winter. It's cold. The people are starving. You can hold off revolt by feeding them or killing them. This is a way to feed them. The people will only know that the food came from the government, since they have no other communication with the outside world. They can still blame the US for everything. The only question in my mind is are we stupid enough to fall for this same trick again. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_r...in_North_Korea While I agree with you that breaking down barriers can destroy the distrust, it is a much more grave situation in North Korea than the USSR and so it arguably is going to be more complex. |
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It would be a big mistake to just open the border and let both side meet each other. They will need time to get used to each other ... You can't make 50 years separation gone over night.
And also a gold rush need to be prevented where some rich from the south steal from the north. Starting with regular bilateral visits, transparent near border business, south helps north with food and energy ... Grow trust ... |
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