What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
Tump Kim talks: What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse? - BBC News
“The "no deal" outcome could have been seen coming a mile away. Indeed, a serious reading of public North Korean statements since last year's Singapore summit would have revealed the core issue that resulted in a lack of agreement.
The day after the Singapore summit, North Korean state media paraphrased Kim Jong-un as noting Pyongyang would take "additional good-will measures" if the US took "genuine measures." By that date, North Korea had dismantled its nuclear testing site at Punggye-ri and announced a moratorium on nuclear tests and intercontinental-range ballistic missile tests.”
How will this play out?
Typo is BBC’s
What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
Seeing as Trump didn't have to dust of the dick sucking gear that Obama routinely packed on his "attempts" to deal with Kim. I'd say he did much better in most respects.
I have heard that oral sex is more common than you think, when two people are “in love!?”
What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
Art of the deal
What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
Seeing as Trump didn't have to dust of the dick sucking gear that Obama routinely packed on his "attempts" to deal with Kim. I'd say he did much better in most respects.
Trump is legitimising the North Korean regime by meeting them. He, like previous Presidents, could have sent surrogates and not given the North Korean bastard the TV time he wanted.What to make of it? Easy....at least Trump is trying which is more than I can say for our last several Presidents.
You must be living in a completely different reality. Trump has publicly showered Kim with praise.
Trump has said the following of Kim Jong Un:
"He's funny"
"He’s smart, loves his people, he loves his country. "
"great personality"
"He loves his people"
"We are in love"
This about a man that has hundreds of thousands of his own citizens in concentration camps so large they can be seen from space. A man that keeps multiple generations enslaved in death camps. A man that has held Americans hostage. A man that has tortured to death Americans.
No president in U.S. history has ever done something so utterly despicable. It would be like FDR publicly praising Nazi Germany, Truman showering Stalin with praise, or Nixon publicly showering Mao with praise when he opened China. No president has ever done anything like that. And why does Trump shower such a man with praise? Because he said nice things about Trump. That is all Trump cares about. He is a walking personality disorder.
Moreover, he got nothing out of it. He showers an evil dictator like Kim with praise and he gets nothing out of it. How do you defend that? For crying out loud, you guys on the right were accusing Obama of being a traitor when he politely bowed to the Japanese Emperor. Your man is going before the cameras and showering a dictator with praise that has literally tortured to death American citizens. How do you defend that?
Great, Trump said some nice words on the world stage. Good to see that you agreed on him at least not getting on his knees and smiling like a donut.
I really don't care that you take the silly **** far too seriously. I'm not interested in making one of your failings into one of mine.
Tump Kim talks: What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse? - BBC News
“The "no deal" outcome could have been seen coming a mile away. Indeed, a serious reading of public North Korean statements since last year's Singapore summit would have revealed the core issue that resulted in a lack of agreement.
The day after the Singapore summit, North Korean state media paraphrased Kim Jong-un as noting Pyongyang would take "additional good-will measures" if the US took "genuine measures." By that date, North Korea had dismantled its nuclear testing site at Punggye-ri and announced a moratorium on nuclear tests and intercontinental-range ballistic missile tests.”
How will this play out?
Typo is BBC’s
What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse?
Talks will continue.
I have no real interest in defending Trump but at least there is some degree of dialog with North Korea. The alternative is what had been going on during Bush 43's and Obama's time where it appeared the outcome would be eventual war.
No deal now does not mean there never will be one.
Tump Kim talks: What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse? - BBC News
“The "no deal" outcome could have been seen coming a mile away. Indeed, a serious reading of public North Korean statements since last year's Singapore summit would have revealed the core issue that resulted in a lack of agreement.
The day after the Singapore summit, North Korean state media paraphrased Kim Jong-un as noting Pyongyang would take "additional good-will measures" if the US took "genuine measures." By that date, North Korea had dismantled its nuclear testing site at Punggye-ri and announced a moratorium on nuclear tests and intercontinental-range ballistic missile tests.”
How will this play out?
Typo is BBC’s
Tump Kim talks: What to make of the Hanoi summit collapse? - BBC News
“The "no deal" outcome could have been seen coming a mile away. Indeed, a serious reading of public North Korean statements since last year's Singapore summit would have revealed the core issue that resulted in a lack of agreement.
The day after the Singapore summit, North Korean state media paraphrased Kim Jong-un as noting Pyongyang would take "additional good-will measures" if the US took "genuine measures." By that date, North Korea had dismantled its nuclear testing site at Punggye-ri and announced a moratorium on nuclear tests and intercontinental-range ballistic missile tests.”
How will this play out?
Typo is BBC’s
Given the circumstances, in the end, Trump played it correctly
I think North Korea went into this thinking they may get something for nothing, again.
It looks like the message the U.S. side is sending, this time out, is those days are over.
I think it was the right message to send.
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