BENNINGTON, Vermont -- By suggesting that North Korea's international behavior was that of an unruly or spoiled child, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton blundered into a rhetorical minefield in dealing with the nuclear armed East Asian state. With comments more attune to morning TV breakfast-shows and not serious diplomatic solutions, Hillary Clinton both needlessly insulted the Pyongyang regime, but more importantly, she sub-consciously underestimated the depth of the threat coming from the neo-Stalinist state.
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