Posted on Jun 13, 2020
How Donald Trump’s North Korea gamble went bust
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I wonder if Kim sent him a dear Don letter?
How Donald Trump’s North Korea gamble went bust
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Add this to the list of things more important than golf Delta climate change. The Korean peninsula, the South China sea, Western Europe, the baltics, and China threatening Taiwan are way more important than worrying about golf Delta climate change!
I figured is too good to be true and look how the sister of Kim Jong UN is now threatening South Korea.
On a side note to liberals and environmental communis, China is building over 100 to 300 coal fired power plants world wide to gain influence all over the 3rd world and get countries and debt so China can leverage that to get access to their ports.
https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-pacific/north-korean-leaders-sister-threatens-military-action-against-south-korea
I figured is too good to be true and look how the sister of Kim Jong UN is now threatening South Korea.
On a side note to liberals and environmental communis, China is building over 100 to 300 coal fired power plants world wide to gain influence all over the 3rd world and get countries and debt so China can leverage that to get access to their ports.
https://www.voanews.com/east-asia-pacific/north-korean-leaders-sister-threatens-military-action-against-south-korea
North Korean Leader’s Sister Threatens Military Action Against South Korea
The sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has issued an ominous military threat toward South Korea, vowing unspecified retaliation over South Korean activists who have floated anti-Pyongyang leaflets into the North.In a cryptic statement late Saturday, Kim Yo Jong vowed her country would “soon take a next action” against South Korea — a move she suggested would be carried out by the country’s military.“By exercising my power authorized by...
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Better to try than not.
In the end, what did we give up?
Nothing.
What did we get?
Years of moratorium on nuclear tests.
That doesn't sound like a bust to me.
Anyone who really thought that DPRK would play nice is delusional. Best bet is incremental de-escalation. Not really their style, but that is our best bet after so much enmity.
In the end, what did we give up?
Nothing.
What did we get?
Years of moratorium on nuclear tests.
That doesn't sound like a bust to me.
Anyone who really thought that DPRK would play nice is delusional. Best bet is incremental de-escalation. Not really their style, but that is our best bet after so much enmity.
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