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K.T. McFarland weighs in on the Wikileaks story and comments on North Korea’s role in the Middle East arms race

French President Nicolas Sarkozy warns that North Korea is using its crisis with the South to cover up its planned transfer to Iran of nuclear weapons systems parts and extra-fast centrifuges that could help Tehran go into bomb production in the first half of 2011.

Charles Krauthammer says its time to offer South Korea and Japan nuclear weapons.

We say: Reductions must be made. And President Obama has even said: ‘I dream of a world without [nuclear weapons].’ Yet before our very eyes, two countries are doing the exact opposite. And what has dialogue produced? NOTHING!

First, there was the deception and manipulation by the communist left, which, by its nature, refused to openly acknowledge that it was communist and serving the Communist Party line. Second, there was dangerous self-delusion and gullibility among some leading Democrats.

North and South Korea fire artillery shells across their tense western sea border, in one of the most serious clashes since the Korean War in the 1950s.

Experts in the region could not say if the calculated revelation is a negotiating ploy by North Korea or a signal that it plans to accelerate its weapons program even as it goes through a perilous leadership change.

“This administration does not seem to understand the intent of jihadist ideology,” Franks said, adding that it “could be fatal to a great many people and to world stability itself if Mr. Obama does not wake up.”

“Clinton’s failure to mobilize America to confront foreign terror after the 1993 attack [on the World Trade Center] led directly to the 9/11 disaster.” According to Morris, “Clinton was removed, uninvolved, and distant where the war on terror was concerned.”

“The military counteraction of (North Korea) will be the severest punishment no one has ever met in the world,” he said.