completed and fully operational). These light water reactors are almost impossible to make weapons grade plutonium with and are to replace the reactors currently shut down which are capable of making weapon grade plutonium. North Korea's obligation in the treaty was to put a hold on all of their nuclear reactors, nuclear testing, and experimentation. The reactors were to be shut down, and monitoring seals placed on them. One would think that given the generosity of this agreement, that North Korea would be more then happy to oblige, after all thousands of North Korean citizens starve to death each year. Also, North Korea would have to be subjected to multiple nuclear inspections. However, on October 16, 2002, U.S. publicly revealed the discovery of North Korea's secret nuclear weapons program. Within a month, not only has North Korea reactivated their nuclear facilities at Yongbyon, but they removed the monitoring seals and cameras from the facilities as well. Finally, to punctuate their disobedience of international law, North Korea officially withdrew fr
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