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well I guess they nuke the usa the liberals will not laugh that trump atleast got the meeting
got it going but the media and liberals did not want the meeting to happen
Looks like there was little dignity left to lose after all.
commemorative coins and break-up letters.
well I guess they nuke the usa the liberals will not laugh that trump atleast got the meeting
got it going but the media and liberals did not want the meeting to happen
I would love for a meeting to happen.
Trump ed everything up.
He's not very good at this.
um....no
Unless of course Chinese government keeps funding Trump real estate developments. I'm sure the administration will look the other way.
came closer then anyone else
I still thinks it will happen
Trump waited days for them to get back never did
Separately, the official said that there was a “shift in at ude” from Kim following his second meeting with China's President Xi Jinping.
China ed up the meeting not trump but let’s blame trump cnn is
um....no
Close counts for nothing.
What are you saying China did, ducks?
I can list a couple of yuge things Dennison did to things up.
What's the good news,Chris?
That China got what it wanted (according to CC) or that DJT sold out our regional allies (again, according to CC) -- for what exactly? What did we get?
Last edited by Winehole23; 05-24-2018 at 04:54 PM.
You're obsessed with this "CC" guy, maybe you should take it up with him eh?
As Trump-Kim talking date closes in, U.S. agents give stink eye to nuclear test site demolition
assuming some third nation can be arm-twisted into paying for the hotel rooms of Kim Jong-un and his entourage, negotiators from Washington and Pyongyang will sit down in Singapore June 12
Schwartz, by contrast,
got from Trump an almost unheard-of half of the $500,000 advance from Random House and also half of the royalties. And it didn’t even take a lot of haggling.
“He basically just agreed,”
Schwartz told me in an email,
meaning Schwartz ever since has brought in millions of dollars more of royalties and Trump has brought in millions of dollars less.
It’s a telling example, Harvard Business School negotiating professor Deepak Malhotra said in a recent interview. “What should have been a great deal on a book about negotiation actually is one of the most interesting pieces of evidence that he’s not a good negotiator.”
But these past 16 months of Trump’s presidency have shown that whatever skills Trump thinks he acquired over the course of his business career haven’t necessarily translated to his work in the White House.
The failed repeal-and-replace health care negotiations,
bungled efforts to get funding from Mexico for his promised border wall,
the pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership and
the Iran nuclear deal—
Trump has proven to be more adept at breaking deals than making deals.
Trump was, and still is, they say,
a confident,
compe ive,
aggressive,
impulsive,
zero-sum,
win-at-all-costs,
transactional,
unpredictable,
often underinformed and
ill-prepared,
gut-following,
ego-driven,
want-it-and-want-it-now negotiator.
His self-burnished image as a tip-top deal-maker long has obscured an actual record that is far more mixed,
pocked with moves and acquisitions that scratched a passing itch but created massive financial problems later.
https://www.politico.com/magazine/st...of-deal-218584
Kim's tunnel explosions a goodwill gesture? Not so fast
appears to have been little more than a propaganda effort for the world's cameras.
intelligence has increasingly shown that the public spectacle may have amounted to little more than a show,
according to US intelligence and international arms control officials.
No weapons inspectors or nonproliferation experts were invited to witness the detonation,
and now initial assessments indicate that the show was essentially a charade.
the explosions were not strong enough to destroy the tunnels,
"The explosions seem to have been too small" for scientists to have discerned any significant geologic activity such as collapsing tunnels, an international arms control official who follows North Korea closely told CNN.
"The fact that journalists were reportedly only around 500 meters from the explosions is a good indication that these were small blasts.
And the amount of dust leads us to believe that they were quite superficial,"
https://www.cnn.com/2018/06/01/polit...06-01T22:13:01
Kim already defrauded The Fraud Don The Con Trash, illegit so-called President
And apparently, that area has already been destroyed by underground nuke explosions.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 06-02-2018 at 09:18 PM.
Luckily there will be military/ intelligence people who won’t let lyin Donnie say it’s a great deal just to say he made it.
Have you any sense of how many times we have been through these charades at all?
The new approach is to heap praise about fat boy as a wonderful dear leader and see if he bites because the plethora of sanctions (which both China and Russia violate) might actually hurt him enough personally. The key here is South Korea and Japan are going along in a more aggressive manner, especially SK. These talks never take place without SK intervening with meaning.
Of course we all hope that NK destroys all their nukes and missilery verifiably. Familiarity with who we are dealing with says he’s got his nukes and delivery systems and will try to seek peace while increasing his wealth thru dropping of sanctions, maintaining his starvation nation’s capability of raiding SK, and then threaten nuking with any response.
Check me as very skeptical but hopeful.
So Moon is responsible for everything, and Trump is just lucky to be involved. Got it
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz5HTmG7DEMJust one day after President Donald Trump announced the US-North Korea summit is back on, the US and Singapore are looking for ways to bear the cost of Kim Jong Un's accommodation, including the North Korean leader's preference for a five-star, $6,000 a night hotel.
The Washington Post reports that paying for North Korea's accommodation during the June 12 summit would conflict with US Treasury Department sanctions and require a waiver to be signed to temporarily bypass them.
Rocket Man out-dueling the POTUS. No surprise, since Trump handed all of the leverage to Kim Jong-Un by throwing himself victory parades before the meeting even happened. Now he has to follow through.
Trump is apparently planning to wing it in his big meeting with Kim Jong Un
Rather than studiously prepare for a summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un,
President Trump apparently plans to fake it till he makes it.
But Politico reports that Trump hasn't even been consulting with his national security team to strategize,
skipping planning meetings and preferring improvisation over careful preparation.
Trump has taken a more "unstructured" approach, choosing not to attend or arrange NSC meetings.
http://theweek.com/speedreads/777593...ng-kim-jong-un
Trash's "deals" have been do ented and analyzed as:
"I must win and you must lose, but I don't win until I have really hurt you, and you take on all the risk and downside"
There is no win-win, no mutual benefit in Trash's sick so-called brain.
U.S. officials prepare to thwart Chinese spying at Singapore summit
The Chinese have used everything from bugged hotel keys to “friendship” pins to spy on Americans —
and they’re getting better at it all the time.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/china/u...summit-n880896
freudian slip?
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