volprof
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According to foxnews, Spicer clarified the event will take place on the WH campus, it is technically a Senate briefing and Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is the one who convened it.
I haven't been around all 64 yrs, but something has worked other than a direct war...your definition of that?
Let's see, giving them fuel for their nuclear projects?
Didn't work.
Giving them food to stop their nuclear project?
Didn't work.
Sanctions?
Haven't worked.
Nothing short of a revolution and overthrow of the Kim family in NK will ever be enough.
I agree with you but that's gonna be a difficult task without getting a lot of young men and women stationed in South Korea killed
I wouldn't bet against the Chinese in this matter.
While you'll never admit it, I believe that's what caused the 180 on Trump's "currency manipulator" claim against China. They calm things down over there (even possibly instigating a regime change behind the scenes) in exchange for us not hurting them financially for the moment.
It's circumstantial evidence, certainly, but is plausible since it happened in such a short period of time after the summit between Trump and Xi.
As for what the Senate briefing is all about, I have no idea. Guess we'll find out on Wednesday. Is it being televised?
Let's see, giving them fuel for their nuclear projects?
Didn't work.
Giving them food to stop their nuclear project?
Didn't work.
Sanctions?
Haven't worked.
Nothing short of a revolution and overthrow of the Kim family in NK will ever be enough.
This is a good thing. Glad to see Trump address this problem in a collective manner. At the end of the day, war is brewing. We need to nip this in the bud once and for all.
Well, in that case, you can go ahead and figure out what to do with the following:
1. 1-5 million dead Koreans
2. 1-5 trillion added almost immediately to the national debt
3. Stock market crash (which to be honest, if you're following the numbers, that's likely to happen anyhow)
4. No guarantee that North Korea's nuclear program is permanently shut down
Oh I have no doubt this is 100% true. The one thing about DJT is he will change his tune on about anything that will benefit him. China is willing to help him so now they're no longer a "currency manipulator."
I don't think it will necessarily "benefit" him so to speak. It does benefit the Chinese, maybe benefits us since China started buying coal from us. Certainly would benefit us having China in our corner during any kind of confrontation with NK. They have far more sway over there than we ever thought of having.