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Jamaal510

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Reply to DemocratSinceBirth (Original post)

Mon Sep 18, 2017, 03:05 PM

Sep 2017

many good options in this situation, it seems. Kim Jong Un is intent on continuing his tests, and the past few U.S. administrations have been unable to make them curtail their nuclear program, but I guess they appear to be handling it OK in working to economically-cripple North Korea with the sanctions and looking at missile defense spending. I just wish that Trump et al. would shut up with the "Rocket Man" and "he's begging for war" talk. They don't need to continue going out there and trying to make that man even more upset.

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The Key Question at the U.N.: What Does North Korea Want? [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 OP

There aren't Jamaal510 Sep 2017 #1

What Does North Korea Want? sarisataka Sep 2017 #2

In five years the South would be as effed up and poor as the North. DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #3

But Kim would have houses sarisataka Sep 2017 #4

Or a seat at the big boys table in the nuclear room, or leverage against hostile trading blocs, or.. LanternWaste Sep 2017 #5

Kim knows the United States has never invaded a nation that has nuclear weapons. DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #6

North Korea's ultimate goal sarisataka Sep 2017 #7

All I see is WW3 DaveBarton Sep 2017 #8

money Warren DeMontague Sep 2017 #9

I don't know why "to be taken seriously" is so hard to understand. WhiskeyGrinder Sep 2017 #10

what exactly does "taken seriously" mean? Warren DeMontague Sep 2017 #11