Вот тебе документы того же Перри в 1999 году.
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"...On 25 February 1999, the Wall Street Journal reported that Perry will propose that the current US policy of cautiously engaging North Korea be abandoned in favor of a bold approach. The United States should engage North Korea vigorously for a short-period of time during which it should offer the possibility of normalizing political-economic relations with North Korea in order to achieve US foreign policy objectives, including the curtailing of North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
However, if engagement fails, the United States should adopt a stringent containment policy toward North Korea. It should decrease diplomatic contact to the point where North Korea becomes isolated from the rest of the world until the Kim Jong-il regime collapses under the weight of its own economic and political contradictions.[8]
Perry has hinted that his report will include policy incentives should North Korea cooperate with the United States, as well as disincentives if North Korea remains intransigent and unwilling to cooperate.
On 11 March 1999, Perry said that if North Korea refused to be reasonable, "We would expect to have the United States, Japan, and South Korea united in both the need for sterner measures and the way in which we carry them out." Perry said these measures could include military strikes and "across the board" economic blockades of North Korea.[9]
On 26 March 1999, Perry explained that his report to the Clinton administration would not include "time limits" for US engagement of North Korea and that he "believes military confrontation is so serious, we should exhaust every diplomatic measure."[10] South Korean President Kim Dae-jung has suggested that Perry's report will include recommendations to lift the economic embargo against North Korea and normalize US-North Korean diplomatic relations.[11] The US state department has refused to comment on the veracity of these rumors and has called Perry's report "a work in progress." (c)




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