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Tue, May 1, 2018 12:54 PM
posted by HOF on coattails
Not 90%.
I agree. Not 90% but definitely over 45/50%. You'd have to be ignorant or willfully ignorant not to admit that he's a big cog in this machinery. I just haven't followed this enough to better determine what percentage I'd give him. But I'd like to think that I wouldn't inflate it nor constrict it.
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Boatshoes tends to have a glitch in his system every now and then.
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Wed, May 2, 2018 10:42 AM
posted by QuakerOats
my, my ...........does Iran come to mind?
If by that you mean an agreement where Iran is bound by IAEA verification measures that even SECDEF Matthis said it assumes Iran is cheating and has a robust verification system...then sure. We have that mechanism already in place for Iran. We just need to bolt some other things on to it, like missiles and other arms issues.
We currently have no such measure even in place for North Korea.
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posted by BoatShoes
If this North Korea thing gets done, he gets more from Iran do to his threats to pull out (the Iran Deal being ultimately the model for a North Korean deal), and tax reform holds - I think he'll go down as one of our great Presidents even if he loses in 2020 - sort of like how Winston Churchill lost (but I don't see who the Dem candidate is who can beat him even at this stage).
Same could be for Clinton in 94 and 2000, Bush in 2007, and Obama in 2012. We have been here before. If Trump actually can crack the nut all the others have not been able to...then your point is correct. Big fucking if.
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This is probably the strategy since he has already been eating himself to death. A few big macs will be the final daggers.
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Kim Dong-chul was arrested in 2015 in North Korea, two years before the other hostages, on spying charges. He had confessed to attempting to smuggle military secrets out of North Korea on a USB stick, but it’s unclear if the confession was forced.
Kim Sang-duk, who is also known as Tony Kim, has been described as a religious man in his 50s who went to North Korea to discuss relief and humanitarian aid work. He had previously been teaching at a university in China, and had also spent several months with the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST) before his arrest. He was detained in April last year by the North Korean government, which accused him of attempting to overthrow the government.
Kim Hak-song is an expert in agriculture who had been teaching rice-growing at the PUST in order to help the country overcome its chronic food shortages. He had also been ordained as an evangelical Christian pastor.
All three men are ethnic Koreans who became naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Fri, May 11, 2018 7:14 AM
posted by QuakerOats
3 U.S. hostages being released; Trump will be greeting them upon arrival.
And without pallets of cash or other terrorists to trade.
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Kim Dong-chul was arrested in 2015 in North Korea, two years before the other hostages, on spying charges. He had confessed to attempting to smuggle military secrets out of North Korea on a USB stick, but it’s unclear if the confession was forced.
Kim Sang-duk, who is also known as Tony Kim, has been described as a religious man in his 50s who went to North Korea to discuss relief and humanitarian aid work. He had previously been teaching at a university in China, and had also spent several months with the Pyongyang University of Science and Technology (PUST) before his arrest. He was detained in April last year by the North Korean government, which accused him of attempting to overthrow the government.
Kim Hak-song is an expert in agriculture who had been teaching rice-growing at the PUST in order to help the country overcome its chronic food shortages. He had also been ordained as an evangelical Christian pastor.
All three men are ethnic Koreans who became naturalized U.S. citizens.
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Lol this might be a worse spin than cnn crying the trump was just doing this for the photo ops or the nyt crying over Pompeo.
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Fri, May 11, 2018 8:30 AM
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Lol this might be a worse spin than cnn crying the trump was just doing this for the photo ops or the nyt crying over Pompeo.
Devils advocate is a weird dude
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posted by SportsAndLady
Devils advocate is a weird dude
Yeah...
I get that Trump broke a lot of people’s brains, but sometimes you just got to tip the cap and move on. Downplaying these citizens doesn’t convince me you don’t have TDS.
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Fri, May 11, 2018 9:27 AM
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Yeah...
I get that Trump broke a lot of people’s brains, but sometimes you just got to tip the cap and move on. Downplaying these citizens doesn’t convince me you don’t have TDS.
Probably cheered for the Bergdahl trade for terrorists too.
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Imagine being the doctor who operated on Kim. That is a lot of pressure.