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There’s debate as to whether they “admitted” anything. It boils down to a translation issue. People jump on anything that confirms their pre-existing belief and the Bush administration was pretty prone to seeing weapons of mass destruction that don’t exist.hashahahhahahhaha https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/kim/nukes/nukes.htmlingBush torpedoed the agreed framework and Kim took their previously secured fuel rods and reprocessed the plutonium.I wonder how North Korea got their nukes, do you know?
They were making it the entire time! Bush caught them! They admitted to it in 2002!
"we did know about the DPRK cheating on the highly-enriched uranium front starting in 1998" Joel S. Wit, State Department Coordinator for implementation of the Agreed Framework (1995–2000
NK was cheating the entire time...and were given the tools by Clinton to do just that.
NK’s first nuclear weapons were plutonium based. Not uranium.
2006 North Korean nuclear test - Wikipedia
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