It would seem that the manner in which the denuclearization of North Korea must be performed before sanctions may be lifted has been determined by Washington.
The Japanese Foreign Minister, Taro Kono, describes a list of demands which was delivered to Pyongyang by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo during his visit.
As to whether these demands have been agreed upon by Kim’s regime isn’t included in the statement.
CNN is begging its viewers to not believe Trump’s tweets, and simply buy in to the fact that (as Wolf Blitzer declared on air): “We are not the enemy of the American people. We love the American people.”
Iraq WMD, Libya, Syria, Ukraine coup, 2016 election polls…no thanks Wolf, I think we will have to go wth Trump on this one, you guys over at CNN are the biggest enemy.
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The pattern is now unmistakable: the blue chip defense market hates peace, loves war and hostilities…
Alternate Current Radio Presents: Boiler Room – Uninterruptible Talk Radio on ACR Tonight the Social Reject Club is hashing out some Second Amendment political Jackassery, Dawkin’s ‘taboos of cannibalism’, a Rabbi’s claim that Pork is Kosher (as long as its cloned), Gremlins 2 as a metaphor for monopolistic globoculture (what could possibly go wrong?!), The Omega Man, Soylent Green gone main stream, Denis Rodman, Trump and the North Korean summit with Kim Jong-un.
By now everyone who still follows cable news pundits is well aware of MSNBC Rachel Maddow’s obsession with “Trump-Russia collusion.”
Not an episode goes by where the Rhodes Scholar is not blaming Russian President Vladimir Putin, and his remote controlled puppet POTUS Trump, for something gone wrong (or right) in the world.
Maddow even found a way to connect Trump’s meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un in Singapore, to Putin’s diabolic desires.
Stock values took a slight dip following the summit between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this past Tuesday as the relations between Trump and Kim seemed somewhat amiable, potentially leading to a peaceful outlook with the communist east Asian country.
As a major part of normalizing the situation on the Korean peninsula relative to the isolation of the North Korean regime, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, is advocating for the relaxation of nuclear related sanctions which were implemented more than a decade ago by the United Nations Security Council.
Such action could help move the peace and denuclearization process along by allowing international economic transactions to occur.
Xinhuanet News reports:
Talks to construct a gas pipeline from Russia that would serve both North and South Korea have resumed and the possibility is now back on the table with thawing relations between the two Koreas.
The proposal was initially undergoing formal talks some seven years ago, but stalled when diplomatic relations between the North and South soured.
Now, rather than taking shipments, South Korea can import Russian gas via pipeline, cutting their cost by half while the initiative would also serve as yet another unifying factor on the peninsula.
We've all heard this interview Trump did after his meeting with Kim Jong-Un, right? The one where he dismissed North Korea’s human rights violations and Kim Jong Un’s atrocities against his own people. Something like a quarter million North Koreans are political prisoners in concentration camps, subjected to forced labor, physical and psychological abuse and execution. North Korea has the worst human rights record in the world according to the UN, Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
The effects on the G7 leaders may have looked like chaos, but in actuality Trump’s move to place America first jostled the other leaders’ priorities as well. Even Justin Trudeau and Angela Merkel both made remarks pointing at the fact that is just as true for their countries as Trump’s are for America: We need to take care of our own.
