Good Strike?
The CBC has something to say about nuclear weapons.
Blue... JUST ONCE!
North Korea followed a similar two-track process in its nuclear program, which it overtly says aims to produce weapons. In 1994, it signed a deal with the United States freezing its plutonium program, but in 2003 it was discovered that North Korea was secretly building a uranium program. Nuclear weapons can be produced using either plutonium or highly enriched uranium as the explosive core. Either substance can be produced in the process of running a reactor.
Yup.
Blue... JUST ONCE!
North Korea followed a similar two-track process in its nuclear program, which it overtly says aims to produce weapons. In 1994, it signed a deal with the United States freezing its plutonium program, but in 2003 it was discovered that North Korea was secretly building a uranium program. Nuclear weapons can be produced using either plutonium or highly enriched uranium as the explosive core. Either substance can be produced in the process of running a reactor.
Yup.
posted by KnightofGoodMrIronMan at 6:37 PM
1 Comments:
Well, Aizlynne... Let's just say I am rooting for a long and painfully protracted CBC strike. It will end before hockey satrsts, no doubt. And "all" of Canada can get back to enjoying it's quality T.V and radio production.
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