There is definitely no easy way to go about trying to help/control North Korea. Because they hate Americans and still hold a grudge against us, we should try to stay out of the whole situation as much as possible. Kim Jung Il and his guards are much less likely to listen to anything Americans have to say than any other country. Though he probably wouldn't listen to anyone, we would be last on his list. I think the best thing to do is to keep helping the innocent North Koreans who are in need of medical help, along with better nutrition and education. We should attempt to help the people in need similar to the doctor who fixed the blind peoples' eyes with cataracts. If we can't control the North Korean government, why not help the people who are much less fortunate than us and "trapped" in awful living conditions? There's no point in the United States trying to overpower Kim Jung Il knowing that we are putting many innocent lives at risk with the fear of nuclear weapons. Also, we would potentially be digging ourselves into deeper financial debt by sending more troops over to monitor North Korea. Ultimately, we could aim for a compromise with Kim Jung Il to prevent nuclear weapons, but until then, we should be very careful with our actions.