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Wed Aug 14 19:16:56 2013
Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2013 16:16:48 -0700
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Obama administration officials scrambled to downplay the errant disclosure
of a classified portion of an intelligence report finding that North Korea
has advanced its nuclear knowledge to the point that it could arm
a ballistic missile with a nuclear warhead.The analysis, disclosed Thursday
at a hearing on Capitol Hill, says the Pentagon's intelligence wing has
"moderate confidence" that North Korea has nuclear weapons capable of delivery
by ballistic missiles but that the weapon was unreliable.The revelation
was significant, because it has not been previously reported or believed
that the country had the ability to miniaturize and deliver a nuclear
weapon.But top U.S. officials repeatedly stressed that the finding does
not mean North Korea has the capabilities to launch a nuclear missile
with any reliability at this point."It is inaccurate to suggest that the
(North Korea) has the capability articulated in that report -- they have
a missile but that is very different than having the militarization, nuclearization,
etcetera," Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday, after landing in South
Korea as part of a tour of Asian countries.On Thursday night, the
Pentagon and Director of National Intelligence James Clapper both downplayed
the report."While I cannot speak to all the details of a report
that is classified in its entirety, it would be inaccurate to suggest
that the North Korean regime has fully tested, developed, or demonstrated
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it?" Hagel added.
"No. That's why this is a very dangerous situation."At a separate hearing
Thursday, U.S. officials offered their assessment of the North Korean leader,
who is a grandson of the country's founder, Kim Il Sung.Director of
National Intelligence James Clapper told the House Intelligence Committee
that he thinks Kim, who took control after his father, Kim Jong
Il, died in 2011, is trying to show the U.S., the world
and his own people that he is "firmly in control in North
Korea," while attempting to maneuver the international community into concessions
in future negotiations."I don't think ... he has much of an endgame
other than to somehow elicit recognition" and to turn the nuclear threat
into "negotiation and to accommodation and presumably for aid," Clapper
said.Clapper said the intelligence community believes the North would use
nuclear weapons only to preserve the Kim regime, but that analysts do
not know how the regime defines that.The Associated Press contributed to
this report.
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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">pened emailed and email older than six months
does not require a warrant. Email that hasnt been opened or is
less than six months old does.Last year, the ACLU looked into allegations
that the IRS was reading peoples emails and checking their Facebook postings
without permission. Privacy advocate groups, like the ACLU, say the government
must obtain a search warrant based on probable cause but the IRS
told agents in its criminal division they didnt need to.This question is
too important for the IRS not to be completely forthright with the
American public, ACLU lawyer Nathan Wessler said. The IRS should tell the
public whether it always gets a warrant to access email and other
private communications in the course of criminal investigations. And if
the agency does not get a warrant, it should change its policy
to always require one.Calls to the IRS for comment were not immediately
returned.
it "unclassified," which led to the confusion.A U.S. official in
Seoul said Friday it is "premature" to say North Korea has developed
the expertise to make a nuclear weapon small enough to put on
a ballistic missile."It is a very difficult task," the official told Fox
News. "They haven't been able to put everything together."The official also
says there is no indication a North Korea missile launch is imminent,
saying officials "have not seen activity" that would show that a launch
will happen soon, or that the country is planning a large scale
attack."There has been no indication of massive troop movements or anything
to back up the rhetoric going on," the official said.Meanwhile, Kerry's
trip to South Korea comes in the midst of bellicose threats from
the unpredictable communist regime in the North.Kerry and his South Korean
counterpart said in a joint press conference Friday that North Korea will
gain nothing by threatening tests of its missile or nuclear programs.Kerry
said the U.S. and its Asian ally won't accept the North as
a nuclear power, calling the country's rhetoric "unacceptable."South Korean
Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se called Pyongyang's threats a "grave provocation"
to the entire international community.Since the beginning of March, the
Navy has moved two missile defense ships closer to the coast of
the Korean peninsula, in part to protect against a potential missile launch
aimed at Guam, a U.S. territory in the Pacifi
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