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What do you think will be the outcome of Tuesday's planned summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un?

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Nothing much.

Severe traffic congestion in Singapore.

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It will be another circus of many events. Anyhow, the Peace Treaty will be very highlighted, to show this epic event worldly televised, in this my lifetime. Just to think that the fall of Berlin Wall was exactly 30 years ago.

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If anything comes out of it, I think China will be the winner. I'm theorizing that the reason NK is finally meeting a president is because they and China know Trump can be manipulated - just a few strokes of his ego and you're good. I'm not sure this would have ever happened if China haven't given NK the clear and assured their support.

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Trump still has no clue what politics mean in the real world. He thinks he is the big negotiator, the great deal maker. Well what he is up against is not another business deal. He is up against a shrewd adversary supported by an ever shrewder powerful leader. He has no plan, no strategy only his seat of the pants routine. Await his next tantrum spiced with lies, his specialty, on twitter.

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I hope it benefits the real people at the heart of all this.

The people who suffer under the Kim dynasty and the people who have been repeatedly shafted by successive US governments.

Trump and co. see this as a win for the Trump brand and more importantly (for them) they see it as big business opportunity. To make billions.

The people don't get a look in.

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The Chinese government is extending a $500 million loan to a state-owned construction company to build an Indonesian theme park that will feature a Trump-branded golf course and hotels.

Agree, China is the winner here. As long as Trump gets his graft and sells out his country. Russia was the template

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