North Korea looks at the New “American Century” policy - is Iran next?

By សតិវេណុ ទតុ

So why is the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea trying negotiating an arms treaty at this particular time? As seen below:

From Yahoo:
Sept. 5:
By TOM RAUM, Associated Press Writer 53 minutes ago
SYDNEY, Australia - In an unexpected twist of events, President Bush's bout of diplomacy in Asia hit a snag in dealings with longtime ally South Korea and drew a conciliatory gesture from "Axis of Evil" member North Korea.

Just hours after Bush suffered an awkward moment on Friday with South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun over terms for ending the Korean War, Assistant Secretary of State Christopher Hill announced a breakthrough in efforts to get North Korea to abandon its nuclear program.
North Korea has invited nuclear experts from the United States, China and Russia into the country to survey and recommend ways of disabling all of its atomic facilities by the end of the year, Hill, the chief U.S. envoy to the communist regime, announced Friday. The team will go next week.
Hill called the overture "another significant step toward the de-nuclearization" of the Korean peninsula.
Bush wraps up his Asian visit on Saturday, meeting with the leaders of Japan and Indonesia, attending a final session of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum and then heading home. His weeklong trip started with a surprise visit to Anbar province in Iraq.
He returns to a big week for his Iraq strategy. Congress comes back from its August recess. A key progress report on Iraq will be delivered by Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq. And the president is expected to address the nation on whether he will modify his Iraq strategy.



What’s really going on? Many people in the peace movement believe Prez. George Bush will do something to involve Iran in the Mid-east conflict. I’ve heard from some military experts that we have Special Forces people and secret materials located in Iran for an invasion. Apparently Bush expected to invade Iran before left office. Obviously, his inept attempts to pacify Iraq have prevented an actual invasion. But he may try a bombing campaign to suck the next president into a conflict with Iran. This strategy just might work since the next prez will already have to deal with a war we can’t win and no politician will want to pull out as it will indicate a weakness on the part of the empire.
Already the military has taken young recruits and placed them in schools to re-educate them to the American way of thinking. It’s not much different from Pol Pot recruiting children as young as 9 years old because they have little knowledge of the past and can still be indoctrinated.
Pol pot’s slogan was

“Mould clay while it is soft.”
Is it not ironic that the country that blasts him the most now adopts his policies?
But this is an empire and Bush is doing all he can to expand it before he leaves office and he is willing to ignore those who have warned him that Iraq is not going well.
It’s all part of what is called the American Century and he is doing his part to rush the process along. That maybe why North Korea is negotiating. They may be playing for time, since they know they are on Bush’s hit list.
There are anti-government organizations in Iran, such as The People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran and the Communist Party of Iran (MLM) that already are in place to try and topple the regime, but the Bush administration and who ever follows him will probably view these groups as “terrorist” since they don’t further the US cause. The US has already labled the Mojahedin as a terrorist group.