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Asked whether outreach to North Korea by former Vice President Al Gore would be beneficial, Jackson says:
I have a deal for Kim Jong-il, I will trade you Jesse Jackson, Prince Albert Gore, James Earl Carter and Bill Richardson for the two female journalists.
Just imagine what "progress" they could make in helping the Great Leader to continue constructing that magnificent society in North Korea!!!
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Jesse & Company to Pyongyang
Asked whether outreach to North Korea by former Vice President Al Gore would be beneficial, Jackson says: “It could, if he has the moral appeal to them and they can trust him, whether it's former Vice President Al Gore, or Governor Bill Richardson or President Jimmy Carter. Those who made some way in reaching out could very well be a trusted broker between the two governments.
But make the moral appeal. These two young women have done nothing to earn being in prison for 12 years.Hat Tip: The Page
They are at this point a pawn in the bigger political game. The case I would make if I were to go to North Korea, to the leadership, is that: ‘to hold these young women as hostages are trophies, does not get what you need. You need to have your security increased. That is to say, the relief of such abounding poverty in your zone, and to have less military threats headed toward you.' …That's why I think any bellicose or rhetoric or threats does not serve our country well, nor does it serve our quest to secure their freedom.”
I have a deal for Kim Jong-il, I will trade you Jesse Jackson, Prince Albert Gore, James Earl Carter and Bill Richardson for the two female journalists.
Just imagine what "progress" they could make in helping the Great Leader to continue constructing that magnificent society in North Korea!!!
- North Korea Threatens, Obama Backs Down
Under Pressure from North Korea, U.S. Cancels Annual Military Exercise with South KoreaThe Associated Press reports that annual military exercises with South Korea have been halted–indefinitely–due to rising tensions on the DMZ and threats...
- Us Moves Stealth Jets To South Korea
From MSN: The United States sent F-22 stealth fighter jets to South Korea on Sunday to join military exercises in a move aimed at further deterring threats from North Korea against its neighbor.And on Monday South Korean President Park Geun-hye...
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Jimmy Carter: North Korean Regime Deserves Our Respect From Gateway Pundit: A media person walks at houses destroyed by North Korean shelling on the Yeonpyeong Island, South Korea, Friday, Nov. 26, 2010. North Korea warned Friday that planned U.S.-South...
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"being held at a guest house run by the military intelligence agency" "will not treat the female journalists harshly, although they will undergo intense interrogation" What do you think the chances are for these women if Pyongyang tests that missle and...
- "war Is Inevitable"
In an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer, North Korean Gen. Ri Chan Bok sent a message to the world: Oct. 19, 2006 — If President Bush continues to ask North Korea to "kneel," war "will be inevitable," and it would begin on the Korean Peninsula,...