Who is the Bigger Threat? Bush has to make his case to an increasingly skeptical world, and win allies in the process

GEORGE W. BUSH DID NOT just awaken to the menace of Kim Jong Il. Long before the North Korean dictator kicked out international inspectors, removed the monitoring seals and cameras from his nuclear plant at Yongbyon and threatened to restart his plutonium-based nuclear program, Bush had taken stock...

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Published in:Newsweek 2003-01, Vol.141 (2), p.20-20
Main Author: Wolffe, Richard
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Bush, George W
Military policy
United States foreign relations
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Summary:GEORGE W. BUSH DID NOT just awaken to the menace of Kim Jong Il. Long before the North Korean dictator kicked out international inspectors, removed the monitoring seals and cameras from his nuclear plant at Yongbyon and threatened to restart his plutonium-based nuclear program, Bush had taken stock of the "Great Leader."
ISSN:0028-9604
1069-840X