June 12 2018 — President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un made history today by signing a declaration to denuclearize North Korea and embark on a path to diplomatic relations between the two countries and ending the Korean War (which is technically in ceasefire mode since the Armistice was signed in 1953).…
Mongolia? Who’s idea was this? This has to be a joke; Having the Korean Summit in Mongolia is the worst joke ever told. When was the last time Mongolia held anything besides Buzkashi Premiere League Championship? What is Buzkashi? We’ll get to that (since our diplomats will have to learn, apparently). Think Polo with a…
DPRK announces it is halting ballistic missile tests ahead of the Summit with President Trump, following meeting with CIA Director Mike Pompeo. Trading nukes for food.
“We no longer need any nuclear tests, mid-range and intercontinental ballistic rocket tests” – Kim Jong-Un
Can we take anything CNN says seriously anymore? This pre- detente between America and The People’s Republic of North Korea has them throwing fits. It took CNN no less than a minute after the announcement was made from the White House for a panel of CNN nitwits to just start ripping on President Trump. …
For all the fury and fiery reactions to President Donald Trump’s words yesterday, North Korea and Kim Jong-Un has been conspicuously quiet today. And isn’t that the point, afterall?…
Fri Aug 11: I’m going to say; This NoKo action could be a way to test or expose US missile defense system (THAAD). China may be using Pyongyang as a proxy provocateur to see what the US is capable of defensively, and observe how we respond; watch the Navy and Air Force…
North Korea – Not sure I want to see China take military measures against the No. Korean regime. Diplomatic? Yes. Military action…? Not so much. We have never seen Chinese military capabilities on display and I’m sure that’s their long term strategy – all this time they’ve never upped the ante, just…
DHS Secretary, John Kelly , “I don’t see the big deal.” General HR McMaster, “We have backchannel communications with a number of countries…So, no, I would not be concerned about it.” Col Cedric Leighton, Air Force (ret.), “There is absolutely no doubt that backchannel communications have been used in the past to great effect.”
