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» Thursday, February 10, 2005

North Korea/nuclear weapons

Asked about North Korea’s claims about having nuclear weapons, and their decision to pull out of the Six Nation Talks, the PMOS said he would need to find out more information before answering.

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I just want to flag this. The other topic of today’s lobby session was the "Prince of Wales Marriage":

<a href="http://www.downingstreetsays.org/archives/001422.html">http://www.downingstreetsays.org/archives/001422.html</a>

This isn’t an obscure or unimportant question, is it really too much to ask that PMOS should have an answer?
Comment by square peg — 10 Feb 2005 on 8:31 pm | Link
nah mate, unimportant issue like nuclear arms in the hands of a rogue state; I mean, it’s not like they have WMD or anything…
Comment by PapaLazzzaru — 10 Feb 2005 on 11:58 pm | Link
Still no answer…
Comment by square peg — 17 Feb 2005 on 8:09 pm | Link
I think that there will be a 3 ww. because I read it ina a book! losers!
Comment by Veronica Olivares — 24 Feb 2005 on 5:05 pm | Link

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