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Clinton
Branchville
It's really not that simple to pin it down to one president. North Korea withdrew from The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty of 1970 in 2003 and announced it was restarting its nuclear programs, breaking a 1994 agreement with the Clinton administration to forego nuclear ambitions in exchange for the construction of two safer lightwater nuclear power reactors. North Korea was thought to have started a nuclear program as far back as 1980's. http://en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Nuclear_Non…http://www. fas. org/nuke/suggest/dprk/nuke/…
Lake Ann
Clinton and every president since. (Wiki) "On March 12, 1993, North Korea said that it planned to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and refused to allow inspectors access to its nuclear sites. By 1994, the United States believed that North Korea had enough reprocessed plutonium to produce about 10 bombs with the amount of plutonium increasing."
Loreauville
Clinton needed a foreign policy victory, so he agreed to their nuclear power program hint at income in reference to them axiomatically functioning pass on WMDs. We all knew it was a fiction. So did Clinton. So did the world. Except, the lib sycophants, they were celebrating.
Northfield
Well every time we ask them not to, they refuse to stop until we pay them off. Then we pay them off, they claim to stop for a few months or a year, then start right back up again. They are also developing long range rockets and missiles.
Tower Lakes
none of them, we still have an armistice with them which means the war was never over. In a stretch of the sense, we are still at war with them. So if anyone did, it was Kim Jung Il
Arcadia
The question is specious, since the first reactor was provided in 1967 by the USSR under Nikolai Podgorny.
Senecaville
Clinton. I also remember that Carter got involved with that deal.
Ewa Gentry
Do you think that maybe other countries gave them that capability?
Louise
Carter
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