Trump Wrong on North Korea

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

 

[miketx]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

You are wrong on everything that excretes your traitors mouth.

 

[theHawk]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

 

[Rustic]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

The transgender that is little Kim is just bluffing, all bark and no bite

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

You believe more sanctions will get North Korea to behave and talk, and all these years it has done very little.

Russia, China and Iran could give a rat ass about Sanctions against North Korea and North Korea will laugh.

Also anything Trump does will be wrong in your eyes no matter what so why pretend the diplomatic approach is the best option?

 

[Harry Dresden]

yea jones the drive-by poster who wont defend anything he puts up or answer questions about what he throws up.....yea we will take your opinion of this jones.....care to comment?.....

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

I can't help but laugh when all these idiot failures spout off and cry "that's not who we are!"

Perhaps that's not who you were, sweetheart, but it is who you should have been. You people made a bad situation worse, and now we will have to clean it up and likely not be particularly nice about it.

 

[jknowgood]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

You could personally tell Trump what to do, and if he did it exactly like you told him. You would still say he did the wrong thing. Get over it, Trump won.

 

[Auld Phart]

‘Trump's "war of words" with North Korea is not the right way to go about addressing the nuclear threat from Pyongyang, former ambassador Nancy Soderberg told CNBC on Friday.
[…]
"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter. That's just wrong," said Soderberg, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and deputy national security advisor under President Bill Clinton.
[…]
“Force has always been an option, but it has always been the last option, not the first," Soderberg said. "Rather than let that take effect and squeeze the North Koreans and get them back from the brink, we're escalating it and using language that President Kim uses in North Korea. That's not who we are."'

Trump's 'war of words' with North Korea is 'just wrong,' says former ambassador

Trump’s mishandling of North Korea is yet another consequence of his inexperience and ignorance of foreign policy.

"What you want to try to do is try and solve this first through tough sanctions, and that's what we were doing until this war of words started that has thrown that off kilter.

That's what Bill Clinton did,
That's what George Bush did
That's what Barack Obama did.

 

[impuretrash]

LOL "war of words"

 

[blackhawk]

Yeah the tactic of sanctions and carrots and sticks has worked so well with North Korea over the years more of that will get the job done.