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Peter Beck Quotes
«I told him that if he wins, he'll still need to finish his homework... I'd hate to have to suspend a city official.»
Author: Peter Beck
«That's a non-negotiating point. It's demands like these that have me worried there may be a lack of progress in the peace process.»
Author: Peter Beck
«It's getting darker by the day. We are slowly moving towards a showdown with North Korea.»
Author: Peter Beck
«What I'm interested in is who he's taking with him, rather than where he's going.»
Author: Peter Beck
«When he went in 2001, it was almost exclusively military people. He was trying to convince them of the need for reform. Now, if he's bringing technocrats, he's trying to give examples of how reforms could take place.»
Author: Peter Beck
«The very nature of sweeping reforms would be inherently destabilizing to the regime. So it's more likely they would be halting reforms.»
Author: Peter Beck
«It shows at least on the surface that the North would like to embrace China's reforms.»
Author: Peter Beck
«The two parties agreed to disagree and papered over the differences. It will take a long time before North Korea will be accepted as a responsible member of the international community, at least 2 years.»
Author: Peter Beck
«I think the visit will ultimately help them bring North Korea back to the table, but I'm not sure Pyongyang is serious about negotiating.»
Author: Peter Beck
«Washington is certainly concerned that Seoul's North Korean policy will lean further to the left.»
Author: Peter Beck