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[quote="Guest"][quote="Guest"]I fully the South Koreans to accept denuclearization in exchange for the withdrawal of American troops. You can't help stupid.[/quote]
Of course, the American troops would have to withdraw first.[/quote]

Pull them out today.

[quote="Guest"]I fully the South Koreans to accept denuclearization in exchange for the withdrawal of American troops. You can't help stupid.[/quote]
Of course, the American troops would have to withdraw first.

I fully the South Koreans to accept denuclearization in exchange for the withdrawal of American troops. You can't help stupid.

[quote]So North Korean officials have thought about nothing else but nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles for decades, but now they're willing to give them up for some promise of security? I don't think so.

There's nothing that the US could do to guarantee that would cause the North to say: "OK, now I agree that the military threats are resolved, and the regime is secure." The North Koreans could make demands -- withdraw all troops from South Korea, withdraw all ships from the region, close all military bases around the world, etc., etc., but there would always be new demands[u]. So the whole promise is a scam[/u].[/quote]

Thank you, John. I work in an office surrounded by moronic middle aged Koreans and clueless foreigners. I work in Korea. I see the same delusion in my own industry. It makes me appreciate the cynical bandits who are actively looting the system. They get it. They are taking what they can while they can.

In the meantime, I continue to ship my household belongings back the US. I have kept only my clothes and a few history books to read. I have several escape plans, but I don't think I will have to leave in haste. The liberal Korean government seems hellbent on giving away the store to the North Koreans and the Chinese. I think I will have enough time to buy a plane ticket and get out of here. I might even be able to hitch a ride with departing US troops when they are sent home like guests who have worn out their welcome.

Only a few South Koreans seem to be aware of what is about to befall their country, and they have sent their children out of the country.

Of course NK wont denuclearize [b]in advance[/b]. Oh no, the NK regime wants concessions [b]first[/b] while its nuclear missile programs go on ahead at full speed.

All we get is some vague promise that [b]after[/b] the US removes all its military presence from South Korea, Guam, Hawaii, California, and Kansas, [b]then[/b] NK will consider what must happen next before it finally feels that it is secure. (Hint: it probably involves firing the nukes.)

7-Mar-18 World View -- Sri Lanka declares state of emergency after Buddhist-Muslim violence

North Korea says it will denuclearize if the regime is 'secure'

[i][url=http://www.generationaldynamics.com/pg/xct.gd.e180307.htm#e180307]** 7-Mar-18 World View -- Sri Lanka declares state of emergency after Buddhist-Muslim violence[/url]
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Contents:
Sri Lanka declares state of emergency after Buddhist-Muslim violence
Growing violence by Sri Lankan Buddhist hardliners against Tamils
North Korea says it will denuclearize if the regime is 'secure'


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Sri Lanka, Digana, Kandy,
Buddhist, Sinhalese, Muslims, Hindus, Tamils,
Maithripala Sirisena, Myanmar, Burma, Rohingyas,
North Korea, Kim Jong-un, South Korea, Chung Eui-yong