This is HUGE: Kim Jong Un invites President Trump to meet in person

[sean miguel]

Let's just be honest here. The North has absolutely no intention of giving up their nukes. Kim's charm offensive towards the South is meant to drive a wedge between the ROK and the U.S.. North Korea along with China are playing the long game. Like leading up to Pearl Harbor, China wants to push the U.S. out of the western Pacific. As an emerging super power, that is their rightful sphere of influence according to them. And once that happens, the Korean peninsula situation is a formality.

There's going to be another World War.

 

[pool_hustler]

This is certainly going well I can see why we were assured NK is no longer a nuclear threat

https://thehill.com/policy/internat...rea-labels-unsuccessful-nuclear-talks-with-us


North Korea has designated the nuclear talks with the U.S. that broke off on Saturday as "sickening."
“We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as ... happened this time before the U.S. takes a substantial step to make complete and irreversible withdrawal of the hostile policy toward the DPRK"