Trump Has Cured 70 Years of Korean Hostility

[protectionist]

Anybody can declare whatever they want, in however they see it, but here's my assessment of the historic ending of 70 years of hostility between North and South Korea.

1. During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump announced he would set tariffs on Chinese imports coming into the US.

2. The Chinese having a lot of economic leverage over North Korea, induced them to embark on a nuclear missle propaganda campaign against the USA, complete with a series of missle firings, thereby keeping Trump's tariffs at bay, as the US tried to get China pacify North Korea, and stop their missle posturing.

3. Trump, not intimidated, stood up firmly to the North Korean campaign, and announced a step-up of US military readiness regarding North Korea.

4. Then, after months of Chinese uncooperation (of course they instigated the missle campaign), Trump dropped the idea of working with the Chinese and announced the tariffs as new US policy.

5. Almost to the day, North Korea's missle posturing campaign stopped, as China saw it to be no longer useful, with the tariffs already announced.

6. North and South Korea now erasing a 70 year hostile division of the country.

7. US media, pretending that Trump had no role in this, let alone a major part in making it happen, have downplayed Trump, if they mention him at all.

 

[Rambunctious]

It's called leadership...Trump has it Obama did not....

 

[Pogo]

It's called leadership...Trump has it Obama did not....

Actually it's called "Mantap". Dim Dung blew it up and China's pissed about the fallout. The literal fallout.
That's why that fiasco was followed up by Dim Dung making nicey-nice with the South at the Olympics.

Funny, I saw no mention of Mantap in the OP.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

Huge win for Trump.

 

[DigitalDrifter]

By the way, Kim brought his own toilet to the show.

 

[blastoff]

So far things look encouraging and it's a direct result of president Trump's actions. But it's no time for a victory dance now or even after whatever formal aggreement(s) ensue because NK has a history of saying they'd do one thing and instead doing something else or nothing at all. Time will tell.

 

[TheOldSchool]

So far things look encouraging and it's a direct result of president Trump's actions.

A direct result of Kim Jong Un accidentally blowing up his nuclear program on its last test, and needing help to stop the fallout leaking from the ruins

 

[Penelope]

It's called leadership...Trump has it Obama did not....

Its called a new potus in S. Korea. and Kims want to get rid of American interference.

 

[Penelope]

So far things look encouraging and it's a direct result of president Trump's actions. But it's no time for a victory dance now or even after whatever formal aggreement(s) ensue because NK has a history of saying they'd do one thing and instead doing something else or nothing at all. Time will tell.

what does Trump have to do with it again?

 

[TheOldSchool]

It's called leadership...Trump has it Obama did not....

Its called a new potus in S. Korea. and Kims want to get rid of American interference.

Don't forget that NK literally blew up its test site

 

[IsaacNewton]

The delusions of Lying Trump supporters is palpable. He's done nothing. But conservative wanting to take credit for something someone else did is their norm.

 

[Markymark11]

The delusions of Lying Trump supporters is palpable. He's done nothing. But conservative wanting to take credit for something someone else did is their norm.

Im waiting for the part where you're going to describe what liberals did in this case.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Anybody can declare whatever they want, in however they see it, but here's my assessment of the historic ending of 70 years of hostility between North and South Korea.

1. During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump announced he would set tariffs on Chinese imports coming into the US.

2. The Chinese having a lot of economic leverage over North Korea, induced them to embark on a nuclear missle propaganda campaign against the USA, complete with a series of missle firings, thereby keeping Trump's tariffs at bay, as the US tried to get China pacify North Korea, and stop their missle posturing.

3. Trump, not intimidated, stood up firmly to the North Korean campaign, and announced a step-up of US military readiness regarding North Korea.

4. Then, after months of Chinese uncooperation (of course they instigated the missle campaign), Trump dropped the idea of working with the Chinese and announced the tariffs as new US policy.

5. Almost to the day, North Korea's missle posturing campaign stopped, as China saw it to be no longer useful, with the tariffs already announced.

6. North and South Korea now erasing a 70 year hostile division of the country.

7. US media, pretending that Trump had no role in this, let alone a major part in making it happen, have downplayed Trump, if they mention him at all.

lol

Was wondering which rightwing nitwit would post this.

 

[protectionist]

Actually it's called "Mantap". Dim Dung blew it up and China's pissed about the fallout. The literal fallout.
That's why that fiasco was followed up by Dim Dung making nicey-nice with the South at the Olympics.

Funny, I saw no mention of Mantap in the OP.

No need to mention it. It's just additional, extra, unecessary information.

 

[protectionist]

A direct result of Kim Jong Un accidentally blowing up his nuclear program on its last test, and needing help to stop the fallout leaking from the ruins

 

[protectionist]

what does Trump have to do with it again?

 

[TheOldSchool]

A direct result of Kim Jong Un accidentally blowing up his nuclear program on its last test, and needing help to stop the fallout leaking from the ruins

How is the central, most important catalyst of this situation a deflection?

 

[protectionist]

Don't forget that NK literally blew up its test site

 

[protectionist]

How is the central, most important catalyst of this situation a deflection?

By you pretending it is "the central, most important catalyst of this situation"

But we didn't expect anything different.

 

[evenflow1969]

Anybody can declare whatever they want, in however they see it, but here's my assessment of the historic ending of 70 years of hostility between North and South Korea.

1. During the 2016 presidential campaign, Donald Trump announced he would set tariffs on Chinese imports coming into the US.

2. The Chinese having a lot of economic leverage over North Korea, induced them to embark on a nuclear missle propaganda campaign against the USA, complete with a series of missle firings, thereby keeping Trump's tariffs at bay, as the US tried to get China pacify North Korea, and stop their missle posturing.

3. Trump, not intimidated, stood up firmly to the North Korean campaign, and announced a step-up of US military readiness regarding North Korea.

4. Then, after months of Chinese uncooperation (of course they instigated the missle campaign), Trump dropped the idea of working with the Chinese and announced the tariffs as new US policy.

5. Almost to the day, North Korea's missle posturing campaign stopped, as China saw it to be no longer useful, with the tariffs already announced.

6. North and South Korea now erasing a 70 year hostile division of the country.

7. US media, pretending that Trump had no role in this, let alone a major part in making it happen, have downplayed Trump, if they mention him at all.

I doubt it!