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Crisis, What Crisis? Time For a New U.S. Strategy On the Korean Peninsula By Christian Whiton Published November 23, 2010 | FoxNews.com
The U.S. needs to get back to basics in dealing with North Korea.
First and foremost, we need to work primarily with our democratic allies in the region to fashion a response to a problem that is getting worse. This means avoiding hope-based engagement with Beijing and its ¡®Lucy-with-the-football¡¯ duplicity on North Korea. Instead, we should devise a new strategy with South Korea, Japan and Australia—our key regional allies.
President Obama should ask South Korea to place its forces on alert and order the U.S. military to present him with options for a sustained force buildup and possible retaliatory options that will show the generals in North Korea they are worse off for haven followed Kim Jong Il¡¯s orders.
Most importantly, we should declare our combined allied determination to help the North Korean people free themselves from the world¡¯s most despotic regime—whether it takes 10 weeks or 10 years. We should then put in place a comprehensive political warfare campaign against the regime, centered on financial strangulation and empowering the North Korean people with information and the other key elements of dissent movements.
We should also talk openly to South Korea and Japan about moving U.S. tactical nuclear weapons to the region. This is an appropriate response to a growing North Korean nuclear threat. It will also show the Chinese government that the misconduct of its client state also harms Beijing¡¯s security. That, more than blind hope, will get Beijing¡¯s attention.
So far, nothing in Washington¡¯s response indicates any of this is in the making. Instead, the Obama administration is playing it cool. There is a time for that—but this is not one of them. As threats to the U.S. and our allies draw ever nearer, a response from the world¡¯s leading democracy is wanting. | |
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