アメリカが北朝鮮をテロ支援国家リストから除外する件

　"They are not off this list,"、彼らはリストから除外されていない。
"Whether they get off will depend on further denuclearization,"、彼らが除外されるか否かは更なる非核化にかかっている。

　とにかく、現段階ではテロ支援国家リストから除外はしていないが．．．ということですね。
しかしながら、アメリカは既に北京合意の段階で北朝鮮をリストから除外する準備は始めている、これは国務省の公式文書に書かれている事実です。
でありながらダメ晋三は「アメリカはそうは言っていない。」、マッチーと寝業師与謝野は「アメリカからそういうことは聞いていない。」、あんた等それで国民騙せると思ってんの？

　そしてもっとも気に入らないのは、ダメ晋三にしても外相マッチーにしても始まる前から腰が砕けているということで、左傾マスコミですらが北朝鮮の被災状況と余波については懐疑的なのに、前のめりすぎですわ。

　二人揃って「６カ国協議とは別枠で緊急支援は考えても良い。」と語ったそうだが、そんなロンパリみたいな二国間関係がどこにあるんだ？

　一体さ、人道のない国北朝鮮に人道支援ってあり得るわけ？
でもってここ数年たびたび流されるんだが、闇市の映像では、売られている食料には相も変わらず赤十字のマークがバリバリ入ってるんだな。
要するに国際的な支援物資はいまだに配給には回らずに闇市に流れているということ、そして国境がここ数年かなりポーラスになってきているから中国から物資はガンガン入っているわけで、とりあえず、金さえそこそこあれば餓死はしない、こういうことですよ。

　いつまで北朝鮮の災害・飢饉ビジネスに無料で商品を供給する気だ？

　なお、「さて、アメリカは北朝鮮をテロ支援国家リストから外すか？ 」
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そういう意味では小沢一郎さんは良い仕事をしたと言えるんでしょうが（藁

と書いたことに対して誤解があっちゃいかんのですが、由来の問題は別にして仮に小沢さんの「テロ特措法延長反対」発言がなかったらアメリカは我が国に対してこうまで神経質な対応はしませんよ。

U.S. says North Korea remains on terrorism list

Tue Sep 4, 2007 12:38AM EDT
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Top U.S. negotiator Christopher Hill said on Tuesday that North Korea must do more to dismantle its nuclear weapons programme before it can be removed from Washington's list of states that sponsor terrorism. On Monday, Pyongyang's official Korean Central News Agency quoted a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying the United States had agreed during bilateral talks in Geneva to take North Korea off the list. "They are not off this list," Hill told reporters in Sydney, which is hosting the annual meetings of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. He flew in from Geneva, where he had met North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Kim Kye-gwan over the weekend. "Whether they get off will depend on further denuclearization," added Hill, the Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific affairs. Japan's top government spokesman also said Tokyo had not heard of any U.S. decision to take North Korea off the list, which currently also includes Cuba, Iran, Sudan and Syria. "The United States has told us that there would be no delisting until (North Korea) disables its nuclear facilities," Chief Cabinet Secretary Kaoru Yosano told reporters. North Korea was put on Washington's blacklist in January 1988 after a North Korean agent confessed to the 1987 bombing of a South Korean passenger jet over the Indian Ocean that killed all 115 people on board. North Korea said it had agreed with the United States in Geneva to take "practical measures to neutralize the existing nuclear facilities in the DPRK (North Korea) within this year", KCNA quoted the Foreign Ministry spokesman as saying on Monday. "In return for this, the U.S. decided to take such political and economic measures for compensation as delisting the DPRK as a terrorism sponsor and lifting all sanctions that have been applied according to the Trading with the Enemy Act," the unnamed spokesman was quoted as saying. Hill said in Geneva that the communist state had agreed to fully account for and disable its nuclear program by the end of the year. He confirmed the delegations had discussed the terms under which Washington would drop North Korea from its terrorism list. The blacklist imposes a ban on arms-related sales, keeps the economically isolated country from receiving U.S. economic aid and requires the United States to oppose loans by the World Bank and other international financial institutions. Tokyo has been pressing Washington not to take the North off the list until the issue of Japanese citizens abducted by North Korean agents in the past is resolved. Japan is demanding the return and information of the abductees, but North Korea insists the issue has been resolved after it allowed a number of former abductees and their families to return in 2002 and 2004.