Which Libyan "model" is Bolton talking about?

John Bolton, has declared that he thinks North Korea should follow the Libyan model for De-nuclearization, but this leaves us to wonder what part of the model he is talking about?
Does he mean strictly de-weaponizing, or does he refer to the attack on Libya following Libya's disarming by the French, British, and Americans?
If I was Kim Sung Un, leader of North Korea, I would have to really take these things into consideration, before I gave up any of my weapons. Qaddafi bowed to the pressure of the United States to end his nuclear program, and he was rewarded with being brutally murdered, and his country has been in chaos ever since.
Was Qaddafi a tyrant? Yep.
But do we think that the North Korean leadership didn't watch that whole episode in Libya and learn a few lesson on U.S. negotiations?
Surely they are watching the goings on in Iran, with the President of the U.S. threatening weekly, if not more, to tear up the agreement the U.S. signed with Iran. Even with several key allies of the U.S. wanting the agreement to hold.
The U.S., along with its vassal states, the UK and France, attacked Syria just a few weeks ago, but it was muted by the fact that the Russians had defense systems in place to keep the U.S. and it's allies in check.

I am of course hopeful with the process that is happening in Kora right now, and to have 25 million slaves be freed is an amazing thought, especially if this can happen without the shedding the blood of millions of lives. Let's hope and pray that cooler heads will prevail, and that the Korean war can finally end.

Target Liberty: How NEOCONS plan to derail Korean peace

Ron Paul Liberty Report: Will Bolton kill Korean Peace deal?

Both of these articles have good video referring to these points, and of course, you should watch the Ron Paul Liberty report daily.

   

North and South Korea agree to formulate peace plan

This could be the greatest news and event in current history, if it follows through.

The North seems to want to reconcile, and the South has the leader to buck the U.S. to go through with it.
Let’s hope the U.S. doesn’t figure out a way to derail it.

After almost 70 years, the Korean war could come to an end.

And some 20 million + people may have a chance to live a life with some sort of peace, and hopefully, some prosperity. It won’t happen over night , but the fact that it’s this far along, when under a year ago I thought there would be a recurrence of fighting, I have to say there is great hope.

North and South Korean peace?

Can we just let Korea k(no)w Peace?

Another excellent commentary by Dr.Paul and Daniel McAdams.

It shows the true colors of the war State, they don't want and never have wanted peace with the Korea's, it's just not good for business. The Empire needs boogy men, and the Kim's have provided that for years. Almost 70 years actually.
You have to wonder about people who have no concern about the possibility of a nuclear war starting, and millions of people being killed. As long as it fills their pockets.

Oh yeah, this is from the "Christian" party, the Republicans.

Contributing to slave labor

We had a guy call the show today, who calls himself "token socialist" (TS), and he basically said that buying from WalMart makes you responsible for the slave labor conditions in China, and you are contributing to the suicide rate there, where people are diving off buildings to end their enslavement.
I am going to give you my opinion, one you may not have heard or thought of before.
First, I am not a communist, and do not condone the communist system. I do not condone indentured servitude, slave labor or whatever.
 I hate the State.
What I am for is Liberty and the ability to live and trade freely.
The Chinese have lived through one master after another, and their latest master is communism. The communist system has murdered tens of millions of Chinese, and yet TS is upset, saying middle class America is taking advantage of these Chinese by purchasing goods made in China.
I would say that middle class Americans buying Chinese goods has had the opposite effect for the Chinese people. Before the Chinese were making goods that Americans bought, the Chinese were slaves to their government with literally no value. Killing millions of them just made it easier to feed the rest that were kept alive. They lived like dogs, getting zero in return for their work, only whatever the Great Leaders decided to give them.
Then the Market stepped its foot into China, and by selling cheap goods to the Americans, (those greedy good for nothings), the Chinese laborer suddenly had value, his actual life had a certain value that it had never had before. He could make the State rich. As time has gone on, the average working Chinese people have seen their standard of living go up, not near what America has seen in previous years, but it is better than it was. And I say, given more time, the Free Market will destroy the Communist Chinese and the Chinese people will flourish. In the meantime, buying Chinese goods is making the Chinese Slave more valuable to the State, which induces the State to treat them better and better. A healthy, happy slave is going to produce more than a sick unhappy one. In time, the Market will show that a Free person can and would produce even more.
Take North Korea for an  example. They produce no goods that the Western world buys. They are the most impoverished people on the planet. Has middle class America brought them to their fate? Not at all-- the State and Socialism has. If the people of North Korea were allowed to make goods that the West would purchase, their standard of living would skyrocket. Would they be eating prime rib in the first year? Nope. But a bite of meat to go with the 2 spoons of rice would be an improvement, and it would progress from there. China is proof.
I asked, and would like to know, from whom should I purchase goods from then, if not ever from the Chinese? Should all my purchases go to "American" companies and corporations? American companies pay extremely high taxes, which ends up going to the military industrial complex, and feeds the war machines that enables the U.S. to make war with all peoples of the world (including their own), and to kill people in the Middle East simply because they are brown. So am I more ethical by supporting that? Trading with American companies simply makes the U.S. government stronger through taxation. Period. More jobs going overseas means less tax slaves for the U.S., which makes it harder for it to make war.   
And here in the U.S. we see that the opposite is happening than what is happening in those "Slave States." Americans are losing Liberty as fast as the clock can move.

So strike a blow for Liberty, help those enslaved by the Socialist Marxist government of China, and buy quality Chinese goods. Help to truly feed the poor, and raise an entire people's standard of living. One day you can say you helped in the collapse of the Chinese Communist government, and used the Free Market to do it.