North Korea News

[SuburbanFarmer]

Nobody cares about North Koreans nukes. It's about Chyna.

[Speaker to Animals]

Nobody cares about North Koreans nukes. It's about Chyna.

Yeah.. They would destroy most of the cities..


WAIT. Trump is a genius.

[Speaker to Animals]

"America, I am speaking to you to relate the news that the Chinese have destroyed 92% of America's liberals. Those poor, precious SJWs will be avenged!"

[The Conservative]

All presidents, which this one is different from, who actually, personally cares about twitter trolls and "pundits, those crazy pundits" saying bad things about him?

Yeah. It's a thing with him. Unless we're actually going to get 1) funding for the Wall, 2) tax reform, and 3) some kind of KW 2.0 this week. Oh, and the budget will totally pass with a big thumbs up and stuff.

JFk pointed out the 100 day thing is BS... in a more eloquent way... so I don't know about you, JFK and Trump share something in common, they both think the 100 day thing the press came out with is pure BS... One year is more realistic.

The 100 day thing happened during the great depression time... that's the only reason it existed, because in 100 days things needed to turn around.

Again, I know it's BS. you know it's BS. We also know that it's ridiculous to take online insults seriously.

We also know that you look like a fucking idiot, painting your house in gold trim.

Well either they pass a budget or part of the government shuts down. Think that justifies as doing something.

We also know that you cannot speak like a drunk uncle in a speech.

Our president does not.

My point, is that he's getting truly desperate to do SOMETHING this week, and nobody on the fucking planet knows what's going to happen. It's a very dangerous time.

[de officiis]

Trump's unpredictability is his strength and gives him freedom to flex and move from an old policy position to a new one. It creates uncertainty and fear in the minds of our adversaries and makes it harder for them to guess our next move. Obama's FoPo sucked because it was always predictable.

[Speaker to Animals]

Trump's unpredictability is his strength and gives him freedom to flex and move from an old policy position to a new one. It creates uncertainty and fear in the minds of our adversaries and makes it harder for them to guess our next move. Obama's FoPo sucked because it was always predictable.

I don't know, man. It's starting to look a lot less like unpredictability and a lot more like fucking retarded. As in.. "what's the most retarded thing this guy can do that the Pentagon will allow", which is quite predictable.

[StCapps]

Trump's unpredictability is his strength and gives him freedom to flex and move from an old policy position to a new one. It creates uncertainty and fear in the minds of our adversaries and makes it harder for them to guess our next move. Obama's FoPo sucked because it was always predictable.

I don't know, man. It's starting to look a lot less like unpredictability and a lot more like fucking retarded. As in.. "what's the most retarded thing this guy can do that the Pentagon will allow", which is quite predictable.

Small sample size folks, too early to tell just how predictable or unpredictable Trump's foreign policy is, yet.

[de officiis]

Trump's unpredictability is his strength and gives him freedom to flex and move from an old policy position to a new one. It creates uncertainty and fear in the minds of our adversaries and makes it harder for them to guess our next move. Obama's FoPo sucked because it was always predictable.

I don't know, man. It's starting to look a lot less like unpredictability and a lot more like fucking retarded. As in.. "what's the most retarded thing this guy can do that the Pentagon will allow", which is quite predictable.

Well, yes. I would feel more comfortable if I were more certain that there's an actual strategy behind the curtain.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Admirals send carrier group to Australia.
Trump hears about it.
Spicer brags about threatening NK.
Admirals ignore his dumb shit.
Spicer bends 3,000 miles of oceanic reality to pretend that they meant to say that.
Trump thinks he's winning the Earth Reality Games.
MIC keeps pushing buttons....

[de officiis]

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday a major conflict with North Korea is possible in the standoff over its nuclear and missile programs, but he would prefer a diplomatic outcome to the dispute.

"There is a chance that we could end up having a major, major conflict with North Korea. Absolutely," Trump told Reuters in an Oval Office interview ahead of his 100th day in office on Saturday.

Nonetheless, Trump said he wanted to peacefully resolve a crisis that has bedeviled multiple U.S. presidents, a path that he and his administration are emphasizing by preparing a variety of new economic sanctions while not taking the military option off the table.

"We'd love to solve things diplomatically but it's very difficult," he said.

Trump lavished praise on Chinese President Xi Jinping for Chinese assistance in trying to rein in North Korea. The two leaders met in Florida earlier this month.

"I believe he is trying very hard. He certainly doesn’t want to see turmoil and death. He doesn’t want to see it. He is a good man. He is a very good man and I got to know him very well.

"With that being said, he loves China and he loves the people of China. I know he would like to be able to do something, perhaps it's possible that he can’t," Trump said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-t ... SKBN17U04E