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Dividend Divisions
The principles behind the principal. Plus more, including sex.
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Iraq and North Korean in Cahoots?
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p>Apparently, everyone failed to notice that as a direct result of
the DPRK providing weapons to Iran during the 8 year war, all
diplomatic relations between North Korea and Iraq were severed by
the Iraqi regime. According to Iraqi Deputy Prime Minister Dr.
Tariq Aziz in an interview with Ted Koppel last month (ABC’s
“Nightline,” 12/04/02), no relations were ever re-established — at
all. There has been no communication between Pyongyang and Baghdad
for the past 22 years. Period.
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— unsigned
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