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NORTH KOREA and TRUMP

The rockets and bluster stopped because Trump caved and gave them everything they wanted.
 
North Korea today..crickets

Under Barack..terror

Peace is coming to the region and it is largely President.

Fortunately we have the praise of the South Korean and Japanese Prime Ministers.

So let me get this straight..hmmm,I’m to disregard the words of the principals in this negotiation to cut and paste with Ned?
 
 
The initial Summit was a one day affair..a symbolic drive-by to get the process moving. Obviously it is a complex situation decades in the making. For his part,Trump deferred to liberal President Moon of South Korea. Moon told the President that before any progress could be made on denuclearization,South and North Korea had to first work on inter-Korean-reconciliation.To achieve this Moon would have to keep Washington hard-liners at bay.So far,Trump has held up his end of their agreement.Moon wanted a lessening of sanctions.The President declined but gave on the time Moon said was “crucial to success”.

With the arrangement,made at the “aspirational” first summit,Moon and Kim have had three very symbolic and cordial (even friendly) summits. These events were greeted with cautious hope by the SK and Japanese populations.Talks of officially ending the Korean War were begun during Moon’s attempt at detente.It has included initial discussions of reconnecting railways and roads crossing the border.

U.S. special envoy,Stephen Biegun has been ironing out logistics and there is hope that China’s Xi will join the summit for a formal ceremony marking the end of the Korean War.

Success of the Summit will likely depend upon these stipulations:

“One potential deal could see North Korea agreeing to dismantle key parts of its Nyongbyon nuclear complex, freeze its nuclear program and allow in inspectors in exchange for the United States granting sanctions exemptions for inter-Korean activities at Kaesong and Diamond Mountain, said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Dongguk University.”


* it’s going to be a tough gig..according to Gallup,45% of South Koreans are skeptical of Kim’s trustworthiness.We will see.
 
DDA said:
Wait so you are saying Lectro is spreading misinformation?
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When was the last one?

Right. See,yours is a sin of omission and loss of your beloved “nuance”.

The crisis began heating up during the Obama admin and he sat on his hands.

Trump adopted this cluster from Barack and he has righted the ship and is on his way to negotiate a solution.

Get your facts straight
 
Also of interest, there was a full three year gap in missile and testing activity between 2009 and 2012 during the Obama presidency. So, sometimes they like to take time off from testing and launching activities.
 
Newenglanddeac said:
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Oh,listen..Andy McCabe has dipped himself in it.His own big mouth.

Tonight we went past the blurb on the 25th Amendment we have all seen.Now we can see he was much more descriptive and it was a longer line of questions from 60 minutes’ Scott Pelley.Pelley did a fair job on this part of the interview but quickly slipped back into character..such as indulging McCabe’s smears of the President in order to justify his own underhanded dealings. Andy McCabe acts as if we should all be able to clearly see it was an “existential threat”,as the pseudo intellectual puts it.He claims the pressure was intense around the FBI and this was his “reasoning” behind recommending a special counsel. HA!

What a farce.We know this is the case because this is the same Andrew McCabe who had underlings Strozk and Page in his talking about “an insurance policy in the event of a Trump election”

We Pubs know this as the “salacious and unverified” Dossier compiled by the now disgraced British Spy, Christopher Steele.

We also know that Brennan and Clapper were in on Operation “Crossfire Hurricane”. Brennan was the leader of this sedition. They had two years and threw every process charge they could hurl..now the shoe is on the other foot and a Special Counsel is needed to uncover the rot of which we have only just peeked at under the floorboards.

We also know that Admiral Mike Rogers was the one agency head to step away from this treason.

Rogers went to Trump Tower to tell The President the place was bugged and his communications were being monitored.

No,this is the beginning of the real investigation..the uncovering of a cabal.



To see him back away from extensive comments and now act like he misspoke explains why the FBI Inspector General recommended his firing for “lying to make himself look better” — lack of candor in the FBI’s more valorous language when dealing with in-house issues of prevaricating agents or brass.

Lindsey Graham has already warned him to be ready. McCabe has been criminally referred to the Court in DC for lying to the FBI on 3 occasions.

The Department of Justice put out a harsh rebuke of McCabe’s statements concerning Rod Rosenstein. In the response they detailed McCabe’s firing.
 
That’s some bullshit fake news and fake analysis right there.

Don’t be so superficial and you might begin understanding the issues better.

A suggestion I realize you won’t entertain. :)
 
Trump will make more concessions, get nothing in control, brag about his special relationship with the despot, throw an ally under the bus, and declare a national emergency to leave NATO. MAGA
 
The only thing Kim didn't get from Trump was his ass licked clean by Donnie. I've seen marks playing three card monte on Broadway get taken less than Trump.
 
Lectro said:
The initial Summit was a one day affair..a symbolic drive-by to get the process moving. Obviously it is a complex situation decades in the making. For his part,Trump deferred to liberal President Moon of South Korea. Moon told the President that before any progress could be made on denuclearization,South and North Korea had to first work on inter-Korean-reconciliation.To achieve this Moon would have to keep Washington hard-liners at bay.So far,Trump has held up his end of their agreement.Moon wanted a lessening of sanctions.The President declined but gave on the time Moon said was “crucial to success”.

With the arrangement,made at the “aspirational” first summit,Moon and Kim have had three very symbolic and cordial (even friendly) summits. These events were greeted with cautious hope by the SK and Japanese populations.Talks of officially ending the Korean War were begun during Moon’s attempt at detente.It has included initial discussions of reconnecting railways and roads crossing the border.

U.S. special envoy,Stephen Biegun has been ironing out logistics and there is hope that China’s Xi will join the summit for a formal ceremony marking the end of the Korean War.

unhinged lubes can’t learn.
Success of the Summit will likely depend upon these stipulations:

“One potential deal could see North Korea agreeing to dismantle key parts of its Nyongbyon nuclear complex, freeze its nuclear program and allow in inspectors in exchange for the United States granting sanctions exemptions for inter-Korean activities at Kaesong and Diamond Mountain, said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Dongguk University.”


* it’s going to be a tough gig..according to Gallup,45% of South Koreans are skeptical of Kim’s trustworthiness.We will see.
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Lectro said:
The initial Summit was a one day affair..a symbolic drive-by to get the process moving. Obviously it is a complex situation decades in the making. For his part,Trump deferred to liberal President Moon of South Korea. Moon told the President that before any progress could be made on denuclearization,South and North Korea had to first work on inter-Korean-reconciliation.To achieve this Moon would have to keep Washington hard-liners at bay.So far,Trump has held up his end of their agreement.Moon wanted a lessening of sanctions.The President declined but gave on the time Moon said was “crucial to success”.

With the arrangement,made at the “aspirational” first summit,Moon and Kim have had three very symbolic and cordial (even friendly) summits. These events were greeted with cautious hope by the SK and Japanese populations.Talks of officially ending the Korean War were begun during Moon’s attempt at detente.It has included initial discussions of reconnecting railways and roads crossing the border.

U.S. special envoy,Stephen Biegun has been ironing out logistics and there is hope that China’s Xi will join the summit for a formal ceremony marking the end of the Korean War.

Success of the Summit will likely depend upon these stipulations:

“One potential deal could see North Korea agreeing to dismantle key parts of its Nyongbyon nuclear complex, freeze its nuclear program and allow in inspectors in exchange for the United States granting sanctions exemptions for inter-Korean activities at Kaesong and Diamond Mountain, said Koh Yu-hwan, a North Korea expert at Seoul's Dongguk University.”


* it’s going to be a tough gig..according to Gallup,45% of South Koreans are skeptical of Kim’s trustworthiness.We will see.
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Putting the reasoned commentary back up top :)

Free of charge.You are welcome.
 
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