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What was the 1995 KEDO North Korea agreement on nuclear reactors?
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∙ 11y ago
Then (1995) Pres. Clinton & M. Albright created the KEDO which was a way of buying North Korea Nuclear power plants circumventing US Congress & Senate approval, using mostly US tax money. Even the NY Times thought that this was
a wonderful idea. They trusted a country who main export are human organs
to only use the reactor for electricity to allow International inspections, promise
not to further enrich anything for military nuclear weaponry. Clinton later admitted this was a mistake but they meant well. Then during Bush Hillary
had the nerve to say Bush didn't know how to handle a Nuclear North Korea
when it was her husband who gave the crazy Dictator the reactors!
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No
