Does getting North Korea oil reserves satisfy Bush's eagerness to lift the nuclear weapons ban?

Question

Does getting North Korea oil reserves satisfy Bush's eagerness to lift the nuclear weapons ban?

Answer 1

I would imagine we are paying dearly for this sudden change of heart by North Korea.  Remember, Bush wants to leave office with a legacy of being a peacemaker.  He won't stretch that goal as far as Iran, even though there is talk of him using diplomacy and arranging meetings with its leaders, which he should have done four or five years ago.

There is no need for Bush to be aggressive with N. Korea anyway.  As far as I know, it doesn't have any particular grudge against Israel and doesn't have any oilfields.

Answer 2

Nope! Your pretty simple in your outlook on life aint't ya? It's all about how you play the game and who you play it with, you gotta put something up in order to stay in the pot.