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I have a feeling that the US will allow Reunification if they are certain that they'll be allowed to build bases on the northern half of Korea after Reunification occurs. Then again, I'm just speculating. To know for sure, call the US Embassy in Seoul at (011) (82-2) 397-4114. (If not calling from the US, use your country's International Access Code.)

Of course the US will agree with anyone who willingly let them occupy their country. I am sure North Korea would approve the Letterman Show if they could have a military base in New York City. (No offence, I am proving my point by a joke). --Bjornar 15:53, 14 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]

challenge the neutrality of this article

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i challenge the neutrality of this article.

since when does the US practicing for a north korean invasion constitute provokation?

why shouldn't the US think that north korea wants to invade? they have done so before.

i think chemically armed artillery within range of Seoul would be enough provokation to practice for a full-scale invasion.

this article also implicates that the US is purposely downplaying the existence of this plan.

not to mention, north korean policies should not be taken at face value, they are too often cancelled or "pulled out of." (referring to six party talks.)


I agree. I've added NPOV warning template. I do not know enough on the programme to rewrite the article myself. However, we must take care that we don't make the article to Western in its POV either. Edit with care! --HymylyTC 11:51, 26 May 2006 (UTC)[reply]
I disagree. The article itself only mention the 10-point programme which is vital to the understanding of the North Korean official policy on reunification. Therefore, wether you agree with the north korean view or not is irrelevant, since the article is about a specific policy. --Bjornar 17:44, 16 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I was the one who made the initial challenge. Although my memory is hazy, I believe the article has gone drastic editing and no longer carries the North Korean sympathetic undertones it once did. If I remember correctly it went into greater detail about the plan and seemed to accuse the US of downplaying its existence. But once again, it seems as someone drastically changed it.Hot.pork 07:46, 24 August 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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