Clinton deals with North Korea hinge on nuclear reactors
In a tacit gamble, the Clinton administration offers two light water reactors to North Korea and heavy oil shipments to secure a nuclear freeze. South Korea would largely fund and supply engineers to build the plants, aiming to deter war while nudging Pyongyang toward economic change and eventual reunification. Kim Young Sam calls the result promising and notes the reactors could still aid a unified Korea.
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War Zone proposal for world conflict resolution
Op-ed advocates a global War Zone boxing ring where disputing parties are airlifted to fight, with combatants only, no civilians. Promotes War Television Network and profiting from violence while condemning current UN peacekeeping failures and calls for volunteers to host such zones.
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