I wouldn't want to be a South Korean today...

[First Speaker]

...because this is as blatant a stab-in-the-back as history offers. It's actually comparable to Munich, to use a flagrantly over-used analogy. Whatever the faults of South Korea--and they are numerous--it's also had extraordinary accomplishments, has in essence joined the First World, and has a very vibrant culture. And it's just been sold out to its mortal enemy by the worst human being on earth, a traitor doing the bidding of the enemies of both South Korea and America. God help us all, because nothing else is going to do so--certainly not America's constitutional checks-and-balances.

[lapfog_1]

1. two words

President Quisling

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quisling

[Fred Sanders]

2. Thanks for mentioning South Korea, their opinion is more important than Trump... now just proven.

[B2G]

3. Has South Korea commented at all?

If so, I guess I've missed it.

[Fred Sanders]

6. There's the rub...seems like there is a national media conspiracy to ignore South Korea and

their kind of a MORE important response than Americans....but damned if I can find much news, domestically...will need to do an international search...American media is domestic self-striking propaganda when it comes to foreign affairs.

I say to Americans....look at a fucking globe once in a while...see, there you are....the rest of that ball 🏀 is NOT America!

[bdamomma]

11. nt

[workinclasszero]

4. Japan was sold down the river by Trump as well.

Our Dear Leader sure does hate democracies and love murderous dictators huh?

[lpbk2713]

5. Something I would want if I was in South Korea ...

Or anywhere else for that matter



I would display this in my window or on my shirt

[thucythucy]

7. I imagine leaders in both South Korea and Japan

are now seriously contemplating building nukes of their own.

Their only safe option now is MAD--Mutually Assured Destruction.

Not only against North Korea, but Russia and China as well.

All these nations ate only minutes, even seconds away via MRBs.

We're entering a very dangerous time.

[workinclasszero]

8. That's the consequences of a stable genius/Russian agent

running our government.

[DFW]

9. South Korea is smart to keep silent

They know full well that Trump, Kim and the Chinese aren't going to change their spots. No reason to yell and scream about a mirage. It's not like America is going to suddenly start importing Samsung and Hyundai products from North Korea.

[world wide wally]

10. I'm sure he's waiting for his golden opportunity to sell out Canada as well

[bdamomma]

12. he needs his ass kicked to Russia

nt

[Rhiannon12866]

13. What does our ambassador say? Oh, wait! we still don't have one