27-Apr-18 World View -- North Korea's negotiating position collapses, along with Mount Mantap

[Guest]

The world is ruled by weak morons and gangsters. Thank God we have President Trump. I feel he's the only man left that can deal with all of this. He's a patriot. I know that. If you are reading this, Mr. President, know that true Americans are with you--to the bitter end, if necessary. --JCP

[Telegraph subscriber]

Donald Trump calls off meeting with Kim Jong-un due to North Korea's 'open hostility'

From the Telegraph:

He warned the North Korean leader in a letter on Thursday: "you talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never have to be used".

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/0 ... reas-open/

Brace for impact...

[thomasglee]

Donald Trump calls off meeting with Kim Jong-un due to North Korea's 'open hostility'

From the Telegraph:

He warned the North Korean leader in a letter on Thursday: "you talk about your nuclear capabilities, but ours are so massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never have to be used".

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/0 ... reas-open/

Brace for impact...

The norKs purposely sabotaged a meeting they never intended on taking place. As I have said before, the norK's and Chicom are in cahoots and up to no good.

[CH86]

Why did the north Koreans at least feign acceptance of a deal with south Korea? A War that doesn't involve an invasion of the south does not offer any territorial gains for North Korea.

[thomasglee]

Why did the north Koreans at least feign acceptance of a deal with south Korea? A War that doesn't involve an invasion of the south does not offer any territorial gains for North Korea.

You ask questions and then when given reasonable answers, seem to ignore what those experienced in the region have to say. So I'll try again, but I doubt you'll accept it.

They feigned acceptance, most likely, at the behest of the Chinese as a delaying tactic. It's that simple.

[Guest]

They feigned acceptance, most likely, at the behest of the Chinese as a delaying tactic. It's that simple.

Bingo!

[Guest]

They feigned acceptance, most likely, at the behest of the Chinese as a delaying tactic. It's that simple.

Bingo!

[CH86]

What is the Chinese objective in Korea then? A Nuclear armed Korea is quite risky to have for China. There is the danger that the Norks might turn on their backers as well as the danger of Japan and South Korea going nuclear and re-militarizing. Also the North Korean threat gives the US reasons to continue maintaining forces in the Region. A demilitarized Korea on China's terms makes far more sense than the current situation. How does China somehow expect to achieve such an arrangement in Korea. The North Korean threat and arsenal seems to lead straight to War or at the very least a general militarization of the region. Any Chinese aggression becomes much harder under such circumstances.

[thomasglee]

What is the Chinese objective in Korea then? A Nuclear armed Korea is quite risky to have for China. There is the danger that the Norks might turn on their backers as well as the danger of Japan and South Korea going nuclear and re-militarizing. Also the North Korean threat gives the US reasons to continue maintaining forces in the Region. A demilitarized Korea on China's terms makes far more sense than the current situation. How does China somehow expect to achieve such an arrangement in Korea. The North Korean threat and arsenal seems to lead straight to War or at the very least a general militarization of the region. Any Chinese aggression becomes much harder under such circumstances.

The region is already generally militarized heavily or have you forgot about the DMZ?

Also, more than likely the Chinese will Push the North Koreans to start a war with America at the same time they invade at least Taiwan if not other regions America’s tire down in a war in Korea, it will be difficult for us to also respond and if in Taiwan. There are a lot of reasons why the Chinese want to keep us mired on the Korean Peninsula.

[Guest]

How it will end.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koOQGxD4YLQ


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