Speyside
7 years ago
For the first time an American president stood on North Korean soil. Bravo president Trump.
ZRX1200
7 years ago
I wouldn’t say bravo just for that, one could argue legitimizing is harmful....I am glad to see he’s kwpt open communication with powers were not “allies” with.
frankj1
7 years ago
trashes allies, jokes with Putin, legitimizes Fatty?
Nice job, Brownie,
He seems to prefer dictators, jealousy perhaps?

I love that he is negotiating with Fatso, but that can be done without love letters.


edit: didn't mean to leave Price Fraudi the journalist killer off the list.
teedubbya
7 years ago
Interesting that this is seen as good.
DrafterX
7 years ago
Everything is interesting to you... 🤐
frankj1
7 years ago
frankj1
7 years ago

Interesting that this is seen as good.

teedubbya wrote:


at least he didn't do a customary sign of respect bow to an ally!
DrafterX
7 years ago
Frank..!! 🤣
frankj1
7 years ago

Frank..!! 🤣

DrafterX wrote:


you hear anything about that thing in N. Korea?
I'd like to be home on the Fourth...
DrafterX
7 years ago
They can't pay the retainer.. screw'em.. I'm staying home too... 😟
frankj1
7 years ago
it'll be nice to be home for the holiday.
Happy Fourth, bro.
DrafterX
7 years ago
You too..!! Gonna have a house full but it's ok... Only a few times a year... 😟
Speyside
7 years ago
LMAO!!! Do I really have to use a sarcasm emoji? Never mind, rhetorical question. You all are slow today.
izonfire
7 years ago

LMAO!!! Do I really have to use a sarcasm emoji? Never mind, rhetorical question. You all are slow today.

Speyside wrote:



Huh?
Whu?
victor809
7 years ago

LMAO!!! Do I really have to use a sarcasm emoji? Never mind, rhetorical question. You all are slow today.

Speyside wrote:



hehheh
delta1
7 years ago
on some level, I agree, and without the sarcasm emoji...

even though Trump got it wrong when he said we were on the brink of war during Obama's term (ignoring Rocketman's missile launches and nuclear testing in Trump's first year) this detente has lowered the boiling point and seems to have helped SK and NK relations...anything like this is better than nuclear strike bluster...

Trump seems to like stirring up some crisis so he can ride in and make things better...he's the best POTUS ever....at doing this...
frankj1
7 years ago
I've always thought that any NK action would be on orders from China, so was never overly concerned...other than the same concern I have that nukes are owned by any country.

I think that the real issue for the free world regarding NK is the treatment of it's citizens...much like other tyrannies...and I really don't have an answer for what, if anything. we should do.
delta1
7 years ago
as relations improve between NK and SK, there will be increased opportunities for more cultural exchanges, resulting in eye-opening experiences for long cloistered NK citizens...as word about the vast difference in standard of living spreads in NK, the pressure on the NK leaders will increase...they can't execute everybody, can they?
Abrignac
7 years ago

on some level, I agree, and without the sarcasm emoji...

even though Trump got it wrong when he said we were on the brink of war during Obama's term (ignoring Rocketman's missile launches and nuclear testing in Trump's first year) this detente has lowered the boiling point and seems to have helped SK and NK relations...anything like this is better than nuclear strike bluster...

Trump seems to like stirring up some crisis so he can ride in and make things better...he's the best POTUS ever....at doing this...

delta1 wrote:



Stirring up crisis’ or simply not choosing to ignore them? Pretty much every “crisis” he’s addressed began on someone else’s watch.

What flavor is the Kool-Ade?
frankj1
7 years ago

as relations improve between NK and SK, there will be increased opportunities for more cultural exchanges, resulting in eye-opening experiences for long cloistered NK citizens...as word about the vast difference in standard of living spreads in NK, the pressure on the NK leaders will increase...they can't execute everybody, can they?

delta1 wrote:


I agree.
The moonie guy in SK will likely have more influence on stirring the demand for freedom among the denizens of NK.
I'd rather let him handle his peninsula. Sort of like the cbid proximity rule.
A taste of western freedom does more to help our vision than any forced financial suffering could ever hope to achieve.
We've lost a lot of ground with Cuba the last two years.
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