Here is the scenario...
- North Korea is feverously working on its Nuclear Weapons Program.
- Other concerned countries (hereinafter called Six Party Negotiators) ask North Korea to stop feverously working on its nuclear weapons program.
- North Korea says, “No way, Jose” (in Korean).
- Six Party Negotiators tell North Korea, “We will give you tons and tons of food for your starving people, if you will stop feverously working on your nuclear weapons program”.
- North Korea says, “OK we will stop” (in Korean).
- Six Party Negotiators give tons and tons of food to North Korea for its starving people.
- Six Party Negotiators find out that North Korea is feverously working on its nuclear weapons program.
- Six Party Negotiators say to North Korea, “We had an agreement whereby you would stop feverously working on your nuclear weapons program”.
- North Korea smiles (in Korean) and says to the Six Party Negotiators, “What agreement?” (in Korean).
I just heard you say to yourself, “Self, this blog posting is not that long.” (I bet you are wondering how I know what you are saying to yourself.)
The Smartfella says it could have been a lot longer if the nine bullets above had been repeated over and over and over because these nine bullets have happened over and over and over.
We now have a new agreement with North Korea. The News Media is calling it a “Breakthrough”.
Let us all hope that the Umpteenth Time Is A Charm.
Would I kid you?
2 comments:
Wasn't Pavlov who discovered that rewarding a behavior with food reinforces the behavior? Me thinks North Korea learned it from the dog's perspective - and very well!
When I heard that N. Korea promised (again) to stop with their nuclear program in exchange for 500 million tons of food, I actually laughed outloud................but guess what? I bet we go for it again!
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