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pimpmaster9000 05-23-2018 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274624)
I understand that uneducated people are simpletons and can only see in black & white.

USA can be only one or the other to you. Your hate and anger dictate your position.


:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

fuck off invader...you bombed 3rd world farmers who you westerners first robbed blind with centuries of colonialism and then you left your crony puppet governments to exploit them further...when they wanted freedom from the living hell you left them in you bombed and invaded them and now you are like "its not black and white" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Robbie 05-23-2018 09:13 AM

I don't believe anything that any "expert" says.
There seems to be an "expert" for every issue.

And yet...these "experts" have been advising and shaping foreign AND domestic policy for decades.
And their track record is abysmal.

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by celandina (Post 22274632)
Hey, I am a friend of America and I consider most Americans really nice people ( albeit a bit loud :1orglaugh ).I travel there often and have many American friends ( many would agree with me) but , after they saved the World twice with a huge sacrifice in lives, for which I am entirely grateful, something changed and now they need to understand that they have abandoned an every ally since the end of the 50ties, starting with Batista in Cuba and betraying the Hungarians in 56.... I can name at least a dozen since then. So, if you see one exception as to where they stuck with their friends ( or former enemies then friends or allies) thru thick and thin, then post it here...and please do not mention Israel....( that is a whole new thread).

thanks for explaining your view.

USA rebuilding Japan after ww2.

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 22274635)
:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

fuck off invader...you bombed 3rd world farmers who you westerners first robbed blind with centuries of colonialism and then you left your crony puppet governments to exploit them further...when they wanted freedom from the living hell you left them in you bombed and invaded them and now you are like "its not black and white" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

your view would be valid if you didn't give the entire rest of the world a free pass for the same shit.

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22274637)
I don't believe anything that any "expert" says.
There seems to be an "expert" for every issue.

And yet...these "experts" have been advising and shaping foreign AND domestic policy for decades.
And their track record is abysmal.

what's your non-expert explanation of events leading up to the summit?

Bladewire 05-23-2018 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22274637)
I don't believe anything that any "expert" says.

You're a real fucking idiot :1orglaugh A nice guy outside politics, but a complete no brainier zombie :1orglaugh:1orglaugh

"I don't believe anything that any "expert" says." ~ Robbie Boyette 5.23.18 - Post Trump

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by celandina (Post 22274632)
Hey, I am a friend of America and I consider most Americans really nice people ( albeit a bit loud :1orglaugh ).I travel there often and have many American friends ( many would agree with me) but , after they saved the World twice with a huge sacrifice in lives, for which I am entirely grateful, something changed and now they need to understand that they have abandoned an every ally since the end of the 50ties, starting with Batista in Cuba and betraying the Hungarians in 56.... I can name at least a dozen since then. So, if you see one exception as to where they stuck with their friends ( or former enemies then friends or allies) thru thick and thin, then post it here...and please do not mention Israel....( that is a whole new thread).

another.

U.S. Gives Financial Aid to 96% of All Countries

According to the federal government, for fiscal year 2012, “The United States remained the world’s largest bilateral donor, obligating approximately $48.4 billion—$31.2 billion in economic assistance and $17.2 billion in military assistance.” However, “obligated” funds are not the same as “dispersed.”

The U.S. disbursed $33.2 billion—$19 billion in economic assistance to 184 countries and $14.2 billion in military assistance to 142 countries. Out of the top six U.S. foreign aid recipients, five of them were Muslim countries.

pimpmaster9000 05-23-2018 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274666)
another.

U.S. Gives Financial Aid to 96% of All Countries

According to the federal government, for fiscal year 2012, “The United States remained the world’s largest bilateral donor, obligating approximately $48.4 billion—$31.2 billion in economic assistance and $17.2 billion in military assistance.” However, “obligated” funds are not the same as “dispersed.”

The U.S. disbursed $33.2 billion—$19 billion in economic assistance to 184 countries and $14.2 billion in military assistance to 142 countries. Out of the top six U.S. foreign aid recipients, five of them were Muslim countries.

Fuck off invader, US "aid" is bribe and crony money...a local politician here got the money to build a gravel road to his mother's village, it's my favorite off road trail...thanks US "aid"...

Bladewire 05-23-2018 09:53 AM

↑↑↑ Classic Russian meltdown

Guaranteed he took a shot of vodka after posting that 11:53pm Novosibirsk, Russia time :2 cents:

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:54 AM

keep feigning anger orphan, it helps with the pain of your sad life as an abandoned orphan.

dyna mo 05-23-2018 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Bladewire (Post 22274694)
↑↑↑ Classic Russian meltdown

Guaranteed he took a shot of vodka after posting that 11:53pm Novosibirsk, Russia time :2 cents:

the funniest part is his/her proving my point with that post.

he/she = uneducated, confused, and drunk.

pimpmaster9000 05-23-2018 10:23 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274696)
keep feigning anger orphan, it helps with the pain of your sad life as an abandoned orphan.

google US "aid" and corruption...I could give you plenty of examples...shit I almost took $$$ from them, I sold computer hardware for a short time and I got a call about somebody who wanted 20 laptops so I went to their office that was close to my house...get this, they wanted the most expensive possible laptops because their budget for this year was almost spent but they HAD to get rid of the rest of the money so that they could get a grant from the USIS government for even more...they wanted to make it appear as if the "aid" money was not sufficient and they needed to burn the rest of the cash...they wanted me to "cook the books" and make the laptops 2x more expensive than they really were but the problem was I could not get 20 of them in time...in the end they purchased 6 servers from a friend of mine and later on they made him sell the servers and they split the cash from the sale...

this is how US "aid" works...it is a pocket lining scheme...a scam...just like anything that the US gov rolls out...

dyna mo 05-23-2018 10:42 AM

Got it, your country corruptly spends US aid dollars and American GFYers get punished for that.

that makes sense to the uneducated.

Robbie 05-23-2018 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274643)
what's your non-expert explanation of events leading up to the summit?

It's all negotiating tactics by all sides involved.
Anything else being said by "experts" is just opinion based on their own thoughts

dyna mo 05-23-2018 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22274776)
It's all negotiating tactics by all sides involved.
Anything else being said by "experts" is just opinion based on their own thoughts

The "expert" in the article makes the same claims as you. Negotiating tactics by Moon started the chain of negotiations leading up to the now postponed/canceled summit.

pimpmaster9000 05-23-2018 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274734)
Got it, your country corruptly spends US aid dollars and American GFYers get punished for that.

that makes sense to the uneducated.

the USA does not give "aid"...it goes to politicians and corrupt US "aid" workers...you make 100-s of billions of dollars in damage with your invasions and then line your own pockets with a few billion in "aid"....fuck your "aid" :thumbsup

Robbie 05-23-2018 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274787)
The "expert" in the article makes the same claims as you. Negotiating tactics by Moon started the chain of negotiations leading up to the now postponed/canceled summit.

That "expert" has no idea about how negotiations work.
It's a back and forth. Now NK is countering.
It's all part of the dance.

Bladewire 05-23-2018 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22274865)
That "expert" has no idea about how negotiations work.
It's a back and forth. Now NK is countering.
It's all part of the dance.

I don't believe anything that any "expert" says!

dyna mo 05-23-2018 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22274865)
That "expert" has no idea about how negotiations work.
It's a back and forth. Now NK is countering.
It's all part of the dance.

But there is no dance, the summit is postponed indefinitely. Trump alluded to that late yesterday.

BaldBastard 05-23-2018 07:13 PM

Maybe just maybe there's a reason China has moved missiles to its new islands and deployed their version of the b52 bomber to the area, while the USA is also sending in bigger fire power. No doubt Russia has a few subs lurking as well.

"A North Korean official has lashed out at US Vice President Mike Pence and said Pyongyang is ready for a nuclear showdown if dialogue with the United States fails. Whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behaviour of the United States"

Since Trumps been in.. NK had no nukes, then maybe they had one, then it came out they had at least 5, 6 months later they were saying 60 which is now 6 months ago, and it looking like Chinas got his back.


If you all missed.. this week was the one China said CheckMate.

Bladewire 05-23-2018 07:18 PM

↑↑↑ Truth

dyna mo 05-23-2018 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by MrBaldBastard (Post 22275106)
Maybe just maybe there's a reason China has moved missiles to its new islands and deployed their version of the b52 bomber to the area, while the USA is also sending in bigger fire power. No doubt Russia has a few subs lurking as well.

"A North Korean official has lashed out at US Vice President Mike Pence and said Pyongyang is ready for a nuclear showdown if dialogue with the United States fails. Whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behaviour of the United States"

Since Trumps been in.. NK had no nukes, then maybe they had one, then it came out they had at least 5, 6 months later they were saying 60 which is now 6 months ago, and it looking like Chinas got his back.


If you all missed.. this week was the one China said CheckMate.

what's a nuclear showdown? Inquiring minds want to know.

And you'd certainly have a hard time proving trump's to blame for NK's timeline of nuke dev, they've been increasing missile tests and such every year, year after year. I hate bringing up obama and hillary here but both of them played hard ball with Un, he certainly was building an arsenal in reaction to their bluster as well. And Un's dad before him with previous administrations, bush, clinton, etc et al, for decades.

next, their missiles are theoretical at best, there was 1 high arc test that succeeded and doing the math on the arc show that missile *could* make it to mainland USA.

Most importantly, NK has about $0.48 to spend on a nuke showdown with America.

dyna mo 05-23-2018 07:31 PM

checkers.

nuke missile dev in NK has nothing to do with trump

https://amp.businessinsider.com/imag...fc-750-563.png

dyna mo 05-23-2018 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by MrBaldBastard (Post 22275106)
Maybe just maybe there's a reason China has moved missiles to its new islands and deployed their version of the b52 bomber to the area, while the USA is also sending in bigger fire power. No doubt Russia has a few subs lurking as well.

"A North Korean official has lashed out at US Vice President Mike Pence and said Pyongyang is ready for a nuclear showdown if dialogue with the United States fails. Whether the U.S. "will meet us at a meeting room or encounter us at nuclear-to-nuclear showdown is entirely dependent upon the decision and behaviour of the United States"

Since Trumps been in.. NK had no nukes, then maybe they had one, then it came out they had at least 5, 6 months later they were saying 60 which is now 6 months ago, and it looking like Chinas got his back.


If you all missed.. this week was the one China said CheckMate.

what's really odd about your post is how pro-militarization you are.

You come across has having no issues at all with China militarizing a huge chunk of ocean. but but Trump caused NK to make a bunch of nukes in a year.

keep confirming you're anti-American.

Robbie 05-23-2018 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274879)
But there is no dance, the summit is postponed indefinitely. Trump alluded to that late yesterday.

It's ALWAYS a negotiation. Trump has said since the very beginning (back on the campaign trail) that former administrations didn't have a clue on how to negotiate.
He said you have to be able to walk away in order to get movement from the other side. If the other side thinks you are committed to doing something no matter what...then they have no reason to negotiate.

Also...the meeting is STILL on. Trump has said so. Not sure why you are saying it isn't.
At 3:36 p.m. Pacific time on Wed....North Korea THREATENED to pull out of the summit.

You can't threaten to pull out of something that isn't happening.

As for President Trump...these were the last comments he made on Wed.
"Whatever it is," Trump said, "we will know next week about Singapore and if we go I think it will be a great thing for North Korea."

So the premise of this thread is not correct.

As far as negotiating goes...I wouldn't be surprised if this meeting does NOT take place yet. Pulling out of the meeting is a powerful negotiating tool for each side.
BUT...the U.S. definitely has the upper hand and Trump knows it.
For Kim Jung Un to meet with Pres. Trump is 100% good for Un and he knows it. Trump is definitely in the power seat.

But having said that...Asian culture is different than ours. And as I understand it, "saving face" is a big part of that.

So huffing and puffing before the talks is pretty much expected.
And Trump knows that. He's negotiated with people in the Far East for decades.

As the President has said over and over and over: "We'll have to wait and see".

This is all standard "Art Of The Deal" stuff.

And of course...ANY negotiation can go south in a hurry. That may very well happen. And if the meeting does not occur, it will put the North Koreans in a dangerous spot.
It could very well mean military action and regime change.

That is something that was going to happen eventually no matter who the President was. The U.S. has long ago laid down the marker that North Korea can not be allowed to have nukes.

Trump has taken us further toward a negotiated settlement than any other President.

And the reason I said I don't believe ANY of these so-called "experts" is simple:
None of their "expert" advice helped any former administrations get anything done with North Korea.
If this "expert" is so clever and so knowledgeable...then why didn't Pres. Obama heed him and "fix" the North Korea problem? Or why didn't George Bush? Or Bill Clinton? Or Bush Sr.? Or Reagan? Or Carter? Or Ford? Or Nixon? Or Johnson? Or Kennedy? Or Eisenhower? Or Truman?

The answer is because these "experts" at universities are teachers.
And there's an old saying:
"Those that can DO, those that can't TEACH"

beerptrol 05-24-2018 07:03 AM

The dotard chump canceled the meeting lol. He's such a snowflake. They are reading the letter he sent lol

BaldBastard 05-24-2018 07:15 AM

I wouldn't read too much into what's on and what's off until after the deadline

It's beneficial for both sides, however both have asked for conditions the other won't/ can't keep, expect a lot of jostling by both and maybe they can reach some middle ground.. that's not Hawaii.

Good chance to read up on North Koreas capabilities.

https://media.defense.gov/2018/May/2...KOREA-2017.PDF

pimpmaster9000 05-24-2018 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22275115)
what's really odd about your post is how pro-militarization you are.

You come across has having no issues at all with China militarizing a huge chunk of ocean. but but Trump caused NK to make a bunch of nukes in a year.

keep confirming you're anti-American.

says the guy whos country is invading 24/7 :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

why are americans so anti-world?

dyna mo 05-24-2018 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22275155)
It's ALWAYS a negotiation. Trump has said since the very beginning (back on the campaign trail) that former administrations didn't have a clue on how to negotiate.
He said you have to be able to walk away in order to get movement from the other side. If the other side thinks you are committed to doing something no matter what...then they have no reason to negotiate.

Also...the meeting is STILL on. Trump has said so. Not sure why you are saying it isn't.
At 3:36 p.m. Pacific time on Wed....North Korea THREATENED to pull out of the summit.

You can't threaten to pull out of something that isn't happening.

As for President Trump...these were the last comments he made on Wed.
"Whatever it is," Trump said, "we will know next week about Singapore and if we go I think it will be a great thing for North Korea."

So the premise of this thread is not correct.

As far as negotiating goes...I wouldn't be surprised if this meeting does NOT take place yet. Pulling out of the meeting is a powerful negotiating tool for each side.
BUT...the U.S. definitely has the upper hand and Trump knows it.
For Kim Jung Un to meet with Pres. Trump is 100% good for Un and he knows it. Trump is definitely in the power seat.

But having said that...Asian culture is different than ours. And as I understand it, "saving face" is a big part of that.

So huffing and puffing before the talks is pretty much expected.
And Trump knows that. He's negotiated with people in the Far East for decades.

As the President has said over and over and over: "We'll have to wait and see".

This is all standard "Art Of The Deal" stuff.

And of course...ANY negotiation can go south in a hurry. That may very well happen. And if the meeting does not occur, it will put the North Koreans in a dangerous spot.
It could very well mean military action and regime change.

That is something that was going to happen eventually no matter who the President was. The U.S. has long ago laid down the marker that North Korea can not be allowed to have nukes.

Trump has taken us further toward a negotiated settlement than any other President.

And the reason I said I don't believe ANY of these so-called "experts" is simple:
None of their "expert" advice helped any former administrations get anything done with North Korea.
If this "expert" is so clever and so knowledgeable...then why didn't Pres. Obama heed him and "fix" the North Korea problem? Or why didn't George Bush? Or Bill Clinton? Or Bush Sr.? Or Reagan? Or Carter? Or Ford? Or Nixon? Or Johnson? Or Kennedy? Or Eisenhower? Or Truman?

The answer is because these "experts" at universities are teachers.
And there's an old saying:
"Those that can DO, those that can't TEACH"

umm, yeah, no.

I tried to tell ya the negotiations were done. So much for the master negotiator.

dyna mo 05-24-2018 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by beerptrol (Post 22275301)
The dotard chump canceled the meeting lol. He's such a snowflake. They are reading the letter he sent lol

he's a deal breaker, not a deal maker.

RedFred 05-24-2018 07:33 AM

Now Trump can go to war with N Korea and blame Kim Jong Un.


Trump is now threatening nuclear war...

'America's nuclear weapons are so "massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never be used," the president wrote to the North Korean leader in a letter released by the White House.'

This is what Trump has wanted all along.

dyna mo 05-24-2018 07:38 AM

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Originally Posted by RedFred (Post 22275324)
Now Trump can go to war with N Korea and blame Kim Jong Un.


Trump is now threatening nuclear war...

'America's nuclear weapons are so "massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never be used," the president wrote to the North Korean leader in a letter released by the White House.'

This is what Trump has wanted all along.

hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

This is quite the mess now. I read trump agreed to the Un meeting <45 minutes after the invite to do so, no due diligence, no discussion with his "experts", you know, the best of the best he claims he hired. He got played by the Asians, who also overplayed their hand and now Trump feels snubbed by the fact that NK never was going to give up their nukes. trump is no deal maker or negotiator.

big mess now.

celandina 05-24-2018 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22274638)
thanks for explaining your view.

USA rebuilding Japan after ww2.

Not just Japan, whole Western Europe including Germany and gave a lot of support to Asian nations to defend against the "reds", but then it all went to rat shit. I do not know why( Vietnam complex maybe)??..., but when I was 15 I got my first pair of jeans ( not American :() probably DDR) but I have paid my whole monthly allowance to buy from somebody small American flag which I had stiched on the back pocket. That is how proud I was of America... but now? Go figure why I would not sew anything on my back pocket:thumbsup

Robbie 05-24-2018 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22275312)
umm, yeah, no.

I tried to tell ya the negotiations were done. So much for the master negotiator.

If you can't see that this is still a negotiation then there's nothing more you will hear.
Walking away is a big part of a negotiation.

BaldBastard 05-24-2018 07:47 AM

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Originally Posted by RedFred (Post 22275324)
Now Trump can go to war with N Korea and blame Kim Jong Un.
Trump is now threatening nuclear war...

'America's nuclear weapons are so "massive and powerful that I pray to God they will never be used," the president wrote to the North Korean leader in a letter released by the White House.'

This is what Trump has wanted all along.

If Twitter rants fail.. write a love letter!

dyna mo 05-24-2018 07:48 AM

The deal is off, that's reality. You don't publicly cancel a nuke summit days before as a negotiating tactic. we have massive military in the area, as well as others but trump thinks canceling the meeting will be the negotiating tactic that causes Un to give up nukes....that's not a trump card. Un will never give up his nukes, trump played himself into a corner. he's no negotiator or deal maker. the whole thing is a massive mess now.

RedFred 05-24-2018 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 22275331)
If you can't see that this is still a negotiation then there's nothing more you will hear.
Walking away is a big part of a negotiation.

Uhhh, walking away DURING negotiations is a tactic, not before they begun.

If you think this is some beautiful mastermind move on Trumps part you are beyond hope.

dyna mo 05-24-2018 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by celandina (Post 22275329)
Not just Japan, whole Western Europe including Germany and gave a lot of support to Asian nations to defend against the "reds", but then it all went to rat shit. I do not know why( Vietnam complex maybe)??..., but when I was 15 I got my first pair of jeans ( not American :() probably DDR) but I have paid my whole monthly allowance to buy from somebody small American flag which I had stiched on the back pocket. That is how proud I was of America... but now? Go figure why I would not sew anything on my back pocket:thumbsup

I've never been a flag guy. I was born in America, I didn't choose.

Bladewire 05-24-2018 07:56 AM

Everyone knew the outcome but the easily fooled poorly educated Trump supporters.

Here's another tip Trump supporters, Trump hired Bolton because he wants to invade NK. You can expect a build up of Trump NK hate tweets to start an invasion after before the 2020 elections in 2019.





Robbie 05-24-2018 07:56 AM

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 22275341)
The deal is off, that's reality. You don't publicly cancel a nuke summit days before as a negotiating tactic. we have massive military in the area, as well as others but trump thinks canceling the meeting will be the negotiating tactic that causes Un to give up nukes....that's not a trump card. Un will never give up his nukes, trump played himself into a corner. he's no negotiator or deal maker. the whole thing is a massive mess now.

The "deal" (that never actually existed) may indeed be off.

Trump said over and over and over (though the MSM and apparently you never listened) that if a deal is "bad" you get up and walk away.
Hell, he basically skewered John Kerry for NOT walking away from the Iran deal.

Not all negotiations work out in the end. But believe me, this IS a negotiating tactic.

And your opinion on Trump's negotiating skills is about as relevant as the "Expert". Neither you or I or that "expert" have EVER been on the level that Trump has been on his entire life.

And yet...here we both are discussing this as if we each have the answers. lol
Such is the human ego. :pimp


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