China to Sanction North Korean Officials Over Nuclear Tests

China to Sanction North Korean Officials Over Nuclear Tests

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July 14 (Bloomberg) -- China agreed for the first time to punish senior North Korean government officials for defying United Nations resolutions barring nuclear and missile tests, China’s deputy ambassador said.

Ambassador Liu Zhenmin said his government would support imposing a travel ban and asset freeze on a “large percentage” of 15 North Korean officials proposed by the U.S. and other western nations as targets for UN sanctions.

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China seems to be playing along now. I guess all the heat they got from the riots could have possibly given them a kick in the right direction. May be trying to save face in world view. In any case I'm glad they have made the right discussion regarding Little Kimmy and his band of merry men. Now maybe the North will stop and think about their recent activities.


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I'll give this a small bump

Thank you for the data. I just hope that now that Lil' Kim is dying he doesn't decide to try and take the rest of the world along for the ride.

China actually attempting to reign in their out of control child all of a sudden?I agree with the OP.This small but public rebuke coming on the heels of the bloody muslim riots is too coincidental.Their trying to deflect attention from their domestic problems.

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I'v been in discussions with several from behind the great wall. They are very sensitive about their "Minorities" Issue.
That's what it is trying to be billed as....

If you think China and Russia aren't backdoor dealing with North Korea you're nuts. This is all a charade of the highest degree. China and Russia will always have a vested interest in North Korea. As usual Americans are being duped by the Chinese and Russians.

It is truly amazing how quickly good news travels [outside of CNN], and
in a very short space of time China was also engaged in a joint super
deep venture with Russia. Nor did it end there. As I write this report,
intelligence reports that the Russians have already moved three
deep-drilling rigs into impoverished North Korea, where they intend to
repeat the Vietnamese production cycle by drilling thought solid granite
and basalt, with not a single trace of the 'decaying marine life' so
essential to blinkered western geologists for the 'accepted' production
of crude oil. It may take a while, but ultimately the North Koreans will
be able to go about their sovereign business without the Zionist Cabal
in New York being able to blackmail them over a few ship loads of
food-aid rice. Yes indeed, Korea will eventually have an oil surplus of
its own, allowing it to tell the latest in a long line of terminally
insane "New World Orders" to go to hell.

Joe Vialls - Peak Oil Myths

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Meanwhile, for Russia the threat of the SCO becoming a Chinese Trojan horse is ever-present. On the sidelines of the summit Chinese President Hu Jintao met with the leaders of Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. The Chinese government has pledged up to $10 billion in loans to the five nations of Central Asia that are struggling through the economic crisis (The Times, June 17). Apart from a $2 billion loan to Kyrgyzstan (which some suggest is a bribe to expel the U.S. base from Manas), Russia has been AWOL to many of the states in the region that are looking for leadership amidst the crisis.

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I'm not sure about this one Slayer.

Seems to me that China is going to get something in return for their cooperation in this matter.

What and from who seems to be the million dollar question?

Maybe we will find out sometime soon.

Honestly...

I think it's the US to turn a blind eye about the Chinese issue with their "minority" problem as they call it. They need OIL desperately and they want a pipeline going right through the area in question. The Riots were a warning I think. Once people know what the deal is in the area it will become a hotpot for China and this may be only the tip of the iceberg as far as whats coming down the pike.

huggs slayer!

I hope the the pressure stays solid.

What to believe?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I think China will be putting enormous pressure on NK behind the scenes.

Originally posted by Zosynspiracy
If you think China and Russia aren't backdoor dealing with North Korea you're nuts. This is all a charade of the highest degree. China and Russia will always have a vested interest in North Korea. As usual Americans are being duped by the Chinese and Russians.

It is truly amazing how quickly good news travels [outside of CNN], and
in a very short space of time China was also engaged in a joint super
deep venture with Russia. Nor did it end there. As I write this report,
intelligence reports that the Russians have already moved three
deep-drilling rigs into impoverished North Korea, where they intend to
repeat the Vietnamese production cycle by drilling thought solid granite
and basalt, with not a single trace of the 'decaying marine life' so
essential to blinkered western geologists for the 'accepted' production
of crude oil. It may take a while, but ultimately the North Koreans will
be able to go about their sovereign business without the Zionist Cabal
in New York being able to blackmail them over a few ship loads of
food-aid rice. Yes indeed, Korea will eventually have an oil surplus of
its own, allowing it to tell the latest in a long line of terminally
insane "New World Orders" to go to hell.

Joe Vialls - Peak Oil Myths

I think you have been severely misinformed my friend. I feel bad that you are so paranoid. The world isn't out destroy itself like you have implied. Peace is on the mind of most intelligent people. You not being one of them, I wouldn't expect you to understand.