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© Copyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.N Korea stages huge military parade; holds back on advanced missiles
By ERIC TALMADGE PYONGYANG, North Korea©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Chip Star
Repugnant conservatives will attempt to twist Kim's decisions regarding this parade into something that Trump did. They have no shame or dignity or integrity.
Goodlucktoyou
Would of loved to go, but last time my visa was cancelled on the Chinese border because I live in japan.
Chip Star
Dod this really happen? I've always wanted to visit the DPRK.
Goodlucktoyou
Yes. So I enjoyed China instead. There is a good tour service kyo... I can’t advertise but you can find in an internet search.
Serrano
"holds back on advanced missiles"
Not only that, they're going to de-nuke by the end of Trump's first term.
Chip Star
Good luck: Thanks.
Chip Star
Say the two people with the least credibility: Trump and Kim.
Kim controls everything in regards to actually denuclearizing. If he chooses, he can't make his people suffer even further under increased sanction but he'll still have his nukes.
Taking a deep breath and thinking past the end of your nose will help prevent one from coming across as ignorant or severely under-educated. As in below the 9th year under-education.
We are playing 128 dimensional chess, not checkers.
mukashiyokatta
Big Orange Child-Man is absolutely orange with envy!
Akie
Another missed opportunity by Abe, and every opportunity counts. NK is the last diplomatic battle that Japan has to face and Japan can't afford to fail. Fortunately, Japan isn't alone, and can launch an initiative through trilateral forum of Japan-SK-China. Unfortunately, Japan-SK-China golden triangle isn't going too far since Abe taking control 5 years ago. Time to change and time to say good bye to "threats from neighbors".
SuperLib
Trump has been ineffective on North Korea.
Serrano
"Trump has been ineffective on North Korea."
So says a supporter of Obama, who was most definitely ineffective on N Korea during his eight years. Trump has over 6 years to go, though he won't need all of that to be effective on N Korea.
Ex_Res
It is a positive gesture. In any peace process, responding to the other parties gestures (cancelling the USA - Sk anual military exercises) is the natural way forward.
Chip Star
If/when the DPRK fails to denuclearize by the end of Trump's term, will we hear even one mea culpa?
The intelligence angicies know more than Trump, or any poster here. Wait . . . Trump supporters believe in a nuttier than squirrel pooh conspiracy theory that the intelligence community is corrupt and only out to get Trump.
Gremlin.Gaijin
But, if you ever get to go....
Gremlin.Gaijin
Sarcasm?
Gremlin.Gaijin
What is the point of having the most powerful, and best equipped, military in the world if you don't allow it to learn how best to use that equipment, just in case the Dear Leader of a country with which you are, technically, still AT WAR has another brain-f*rt and decides to rekindle the unresolved conflict.
Chip Star
Gremlin: Not sarcasm that I want to visit the DPRK. Unlike Japan, the DPRK is truly a unique country. The Kim dynasty has actually caused North Koreans to be measurably shorter than South Koreans because of faminine and malnutrition. That's repugnant, but a first in recorded history.
Gremlin.Gaijin
I agree, the Kim dynasty has certainly left its mark.
Please don't put that on your application for a visa to visit the DPRK - seriously.