Now that Trump has basically tied South Korea's hand behind its back, without telling them......

[turbinetree]

and Japan. Taiwan.............who else, Australia.................we have this traitor worried about this....................

[braddy]

1. S. Korea's hands are not tied, they are free to spend on their national defense or increase

the size of their military, or do whatever they want.

[bettyellen]

2. They must be so happy our president plans to make money with NK, and likely look the other way.

Must be a great feeling for all our allies and trade partners this week.

[turbinetree]

3. Yepper, spot on............and guess what the daughter and her husband made 80 + million

while being in the white house....................and where is the republican controlled congress...................excuse me did you hear or see them say anything, I mean "anything"....................

November 2018 cannot get here fast enough....................register vote, get and vote.....................

[braddy]

4. The world will be happy if we can declaw N. Korea and prevent it supplying terrorists

nuclear weapons and technology in the future.

[bettyellen]

5. Which is why it's a shame we're nowhere closer to that aim now than we were months ago, yet we gave

them consessions and legitimized their brutal regime.

[braddy]

6. We are much closer and with no concessions.

[bettyellen]

7. oh please, the doc signed is as good as toilet paper. Smoke and mirrors. Japan and SK

Do not deserve this.

[braddy]

8. This was the first step and a big breakthrough, it wasn't the conclusion.

[bettyellen]

9. A step where we bribe NK to allow DT to open the country for his business, that's about the only

new thing that happened. We agreed to overlook their human rights abuses for profit- and our tax money will probably lay the groundwork to promote Trumps business interests there. We both know that’s what DT wants. He wants to be the co-Putin of NK

[braddy]

10. A step to removing Kim from the nuclear armed nations and preventing having to invade him.

[bettyellen]

11. Oh you trust Kim to keep promises he hasn't even made? That's interesting!

[braddy]

12. Don't make up nonsense for me and then respond to your nonsense as though I said it.

[NickB79]

13. Honest question: why do you believe that?

We've seen both Kim and Trump renege repeatedly on treaties. Neither one can be trusted one bit. Both are expert conmen with no sense of morality. The summit yielded no concrete statements or timelines to denuclearization. And any treaty must go through Congress.

Why are you so confident this is the beginning of something grand? What are the rest of us not seeing?

[braddy]

14. I'm not "so confident", but I believe that we are seeing presidential aggression on

N. Korea for the first time, Trump is really trying to shake up up this 65 year old GOP/Democratic dance routine and since I think the only alternative left after this is to take out Kim and his nukes, then I am eagerly rooting for non-war success.