Not to worry, Lyin' Don has things under control with his BFF.Kim testing ways to deliver his nukes is our problem.
Not to worry, Lyin' Don has things under control with his BFF.Kim testing ways to deliver his nukes is our problem.
The phrase "cutting off your nose to spite your face" springs to mind...I honestly don't see how this is our problem - let the UN handle it.
I'm tired of the US being 95% of the UN.
IOW, don't blame the POTUS for inaction if all the weak countries that rely on the US for their defense won't lift a finger to do anything.
Kim testing ways to deliver his nukes is our problem.
Okay, so what do you propose we do?The phrase "cutting off your nose to spite your face" springs to mind...
For starters he could stop kissing up to Kim. I would rather see rocket man Trump than what he has morphed into.Okay, so what do you propose we do?
We've sanctioned them to death, almost literally, but the Russians and Chinese sneak supplies in.
What do you propose?
It's easy to say we should do something, but what?
Okay, how does that help?For starters he could stop kissing up to Kim. I would rather see rocket man Trump than what he has morphed into.
Again, happy you can take your shots, but how does that change anything? Obama didn't do any of that and it was no different then.For starters lets not have the idiot-in-chief peeing on our feet about his tremendous negotiating prowess with little kim while telling us its raining.
I have been clear in this thread that nothing has been done by past presidents and nothing has been done by this fool (except for lying about how good he is doing).Again, happy you can take your shots, but how does that change anything? Obama didn't do any of that and it was no different then.
I think part of Crimson's point is that you weren't on here dogging Obama when he did nothing about NK but are more than happy to take all kinds of shots at the current admin. I'm not a big Trump supporter, either, but at least be fair and come on here and call your own guy out when he does about the same as Trump (just in a different way).I have been clear in this thread that nothing has been done by past presidents and nothing has been done by this fool (except for lying about how good he is doing).
Honestly, it's not even that, I'm simply saying I know you're unhappy with Trump, but big deal - nothing has changed in the last 15+ years...I think part of Crimson's point is that you weren't on here dogging Obama when he did nothing about NK but are more than happy to take all kinds of shots at the current admin. I'm not a big Trump supporter, either, but at least be fair and come on here and call your own guy out when he does about the same as Trump (just in a different way).
As Crimson asked, what is your solution to this problem?
The only viable solution at this point is even more sanctions end even more importantly, Trump should send someone competent (definitely not himself) to negotiate with Xi to put pressure on Kim to stop his nuke program. We could go even so far as to negotiate a peace treaty, guaranteeing NK's survival as a country, if they give up their nukes.Honestly, it's not even that, I'm simply saying I know you're unhappy with Trump, but big deal - nothing has changed in the last 15+ years...
What is the solution besides complaining about the PPTUS?
https://www.mercurynews.com/2019/08/05/un-report-cybercrime-finances-north-korea-wmd-program/UN report: Cybercrime finances North Korea WMD program
UNITED NATIONS – North Korea has generated an estimated $2 billion for its weapons of mass destruction programs using “widespread and increasingly sophisticated” cyber attacks to steal from banks and cryptocurrency exchanges, according to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters on Monday.The experts said North Korea “used cyberspace to launch increasingly sophisticated attacks to steal funds from financial institutions and cryptocurrency exchanges to generate income.” They also used cyberspace to launder the stolen money, the report said.
“Democratic People’s Republic of Korea cyber actors, many operating under the direction of the Reconnaissance General Bureau, raise money for its WMD (weapons of mass destruction) programs, with total proceeds to date estimated at up to two billion US dollars,” the report said.