North Korean Nuclear Facilities, From 30,000 Feet

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Posted by timothy on Sunday January 08, 2012 @05:00AM from the that-seems-like-a-nice-safe-distance dept.

Harperdog writes "Niko Milonopoulos, Siegfried S. Hecker, and Robert Carlin analyze terrific overhead photos of North Korea's nuclear facilities, discussing the rate of building and what the photos show. Also points to options for dealing with North Korea and their energy needs."

North Korean Nuclear Facilities, From 30,000 Feet

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Is your parting line supposed to be a critisism? (Score:3, Funny)

by arcite ( 661011 ) writes: on Sunday January 08, 2012 @05:16AM (#38627952)

N. Korea and Burma are oppressive dictatorships. It is in no one's desire to let these countries have or retain nuclear weapons. The democracies of the world should do all they can (and thankfully they are) to disarm and dissuade these nations from their nuclear weapons. Thankfully, the US shows no intention of giving up this fight.

Re:Is your parting line supposed to be a critisism (Score:5, Funny)

by ClioCJS ( 264898 ) writes: <cliocjs+slashdot AT gmail DOT com> on Sunday January 08, 2012 @05:24AM (#38627980) Homepage Journal

From what I've seen in history, only democracies nuke civilians.

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