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The only rational thing to do.

Clearly, NK was not serious about ending it's offensive nuclear program.

Meeting with this clown, at this stage, would have produced nothing except some ill-conceived credibility for their leadership.

 

Both NK and China needed to be sent a message that the rest of world is not interested in theatrics.  

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18 minutes ago, sherpa said:

The only rational thing to do.

Clearly, NK was not serious about ending it's offensive nuclear program.

Meeting with this clown, at this stage, would have produced nothing except some ill-conceived credibility for their leadership.

 

Both NK and China needed to be sent a message that the rest of world is not interested in theatrics.  

 

you speak so boldly for a schmoe who is on a political board of a mediocre football franchise

 

are you a PhD from Harvard?

 

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1 minute ago, row_33 said:

 

you speak so boldly for a schmoe who is on a political board of a mediocre football franchise

 

are you a PhD from Harvard?

 

It wouldn't matter if I was.

A doctorate from Harvard grants no prescience regarding North Korea, that regime or their intent.

 

Anybody with any common sense and knowledge of the history of the Kim family regime knows this wasn't going to produce desired results.

 

It was a show. 

Sometimes a show can lead to more productive opportunities, but this wasn't going anywhere and looks like little more than an attempt for little Kim to get his face in the serious international media for a few weeks.

 

We are going to come much closer to the brink before this is resolved, but it is, to use a Bills' phrase, a process.

 

 

1 minute ago, row_33 said:

 

 

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2 hours ago, Deranged Rhino said:

(Notice the letter tacitly admits - or strongly implies at least - that Trump and Kim have been communicating by phone... something we've discussed before. It's an information war, nothing is as it seems by design.)

 

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that letter sounds like a 7th grader wrote it.....

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1 minute ago, B-Large said:

 

that letter sounds like a 7th grader wrote it.....

 

A little long-winded for a 7th grader.  Definitely has some juvenile stylistic elements to it, though.

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Just now, DC Tom said:

 

A little long-winded for a 7th grader.  Definitely has some juvenile stylistic elements to it, though.

One tailors their writing to the recipient. I'm sure that much thought went into the letter so that it conveyed exactly what the administration wanted.

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4 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

A little long-winded for a 7th grader.  Definitely has some juvenile stylistic elements to it, though.

 

I'll give him credit for penning his own communications I guess.... 

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4 minutes ago, B-Large said:

 

I'll give him credit for penning his own communications I guess.... 

 

I wonder how it reads translated into Korean.

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30 minutes ago, DC Tom said:

 

I wonder how it reads translated into Korean.

Get rid of your nukes or prepare to be the New Korean Mountains of Mongolia.

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Posted
18 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

Get rid of your nukes or prepare to be the New Korean Mountains of Mongolia.

 

the cinders will bounce for 1,000 years

 

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Now Trump should SEVERELY threaten publicly that the US and their allies are coming in any day now to obliterate NK off the planet.

 

Let’s see how fast little rocket man comes back to the table.

 

First thing Trump said is that his military is ready....... next action is to say he will use it.

 

The art of the deal is about to close on NK.

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46 minutes ago, njbuff said:

Now Trump should SEVERELY threaten publicly that the US and their allies are coming in any day now to obliterate NK off the planet.

 

Let’s see how fast little rocket man comes back to the table.

 

First thing Trump said is that his military is ready....... next action is to say he will use it.

 

The art of the deal is about to close on NK.

 

just one problem

 

What Will China Do if the U.S. Attacks North Korea?

 

If the U.S. attacks North Korea first, even with the excuse of North Korea’s nuclear weapons development, China is obliged to defend North Korea for two reasons.

 

If North Korea attacks the U.S. first, the U.S. has the right to attack the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (D.P.R.K.) in retaliation.

 

http://www.chinafile.com/conversation/what-will-china-do-if-us-attacks-north-korea

 

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