So nothing. Got it.
He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
And they used it to fund terrorism. You must be so proud.bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
JusHappy2BeHere said:he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
woooohoooo winning!!!!!!!!!
tommie said:
Any here great the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
Change the typo in "great" to "greet," and then the word order will be fine.GolemIII said:tommie said:
Any here great the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
Words order what sentence did use you?
bubbadog said:Change the typo in "great" to "greet," and then the word order will be fine.GolemIII said:tommie said:
Any here great the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
Words order what sentence did use you?
The joke was still good.GolemIII said:bubbadog said:Change the typo in "great" to "greet," and then the word order will be fine.GolemIII said:tommie said:
Any here great the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
Words order what sentence did use you?
He gave the DPRK legitimacy on the woulds stage. Unacceptable. We quit our military exercises and got Zero in return. What a deal maker.GolemIII said:JusHappy2BeHere said:he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
woooohoooo winning!!!!!!!!!
1. What did he give DPRK?
2. What was working about Iran deal?
J.R. said:He gave the DPRK legitimacy on the woulds stage. Unacceptable. We quit our military exercises and got Zero in return. What a deal maker.GolemIII said:JusHappy2BeHere said:he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
woooohoooo winning!!!!!!!!!
1. What did he give DPRK?
2. What was working about Iran deal?
J.R. said:He gave the DPRK legitimacy on the woulds stage. Unacceptable. We quit our military exercises and got Zero in return. What a deal maker.GolemIII said:JusHappy2BeHere said:he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
woooohoooo winning!!!!!!!!!
1. What did he give DPRK?
2. What was working about Iran deal?
Yes, he thinks he does. I'm just glad Kim laid down all his nukes like Trumps said he would. Ain't happening.GolemIII said:J.R. said:He gave the DPRK legitimacy on the woulds stage. Unacceptable. We quit our military exercises and got Zero in return. What a deal maker.GolemIII said:JusHappy2BeHere said:he tore up a great deal that was working while giving NK everything they want and getting nothing...bubbadog said:He returned Iran's money as part of a deal that Iran was living up to. That's the art of a deal. You give something; they give something. Trump has shown his willingness to give in exchange for getting. Maybe NK will demonstrate a willingness that goes beyond empty words. As Trump likes to say, "We'll see."GolemIII said:HuMcK said:That's pretty rich coming from the people who denigrated the Iran Deal and celebrated our unilateral withdrawal from it ( I wonder if that little stunt made a deal with NK more or less likely?). Your projection may be showing a little bit, because all I did was post a news link without commentary or opinion. I did warn y'all how this was probably gonna go, but y'all were too busy dreaming of a Nobel Peace Prize getting awarded to Trump to hear it...GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
How many hundreds of billions did Trump give Kim?
woooohoooo winning!!!!!!!!!
1. What did he give DPRK?
2. What was working about Iran deal?
But he didn't, did he. People said he would, but to have legitimacy the world needs to see you as legit. You have to thus ACT legit as well to be seen that way. Trump just talked to him.
Does Kim have more legitimacy now? Nope. Thus he didn't get legitimized.
GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
so US has nukes in SK or you just using term as a colloquialism? IE- that arguement is about to go nuclear...Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
Not likely to have too many Korean War parents alive today. Spouses, siblings, and children perhaps.tommie said:
Any here greet the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
The remains they were returning per the recent agreement involved an incident at the border much more recently than the Korean War. I read a story about the incident during Trump's trip to Singapore.ATL Bear said:Not likely to have too many Korean War parents alive today. Spouses, siblings, and children perhaps.tommie said:
Any here greet the remains with the many parents from the Korean War when they were returned?
Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Sounds like you want war.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Meeting with Kim, without concessions, is not a win for us, it's a win for Kim.
The agreement is not new.
Having a goid relationship with a ruthless autocrat, with nothing to show for it, is not a win either.
A foreign power that takes out our electric grid for 6 months would result in a 90% kill rate in the civilian population.GolemIII said:
The only real solution to this does NOT involve diplomacy. It involves war and death and likely a fair amount fo nuclear fall out. It was worth a shot negotiating with a kid in his 20s who is new to the dictator thing. If it completely fails, we are exactly where we started and all DPRK got was a catered lunch in Singapore.
Doc Holliday said:Sounds like you want war.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Meeting with Kim, without concessions, is not a win for us, it's a win for Kim.
The agreement is not new.
Having a goid relationship with a ruthless autocrat, with nothing to show for it, is not a win either.
What would you do differently than Trump?
YepFlorda_mike said:Doc Holliday said:Sounds like you want war.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Meeting with Kim, without concessions, is not a win for us, it's a win for Kim.
The agreement is not new.
Having a goid relationship with a ruthless autocrat, with nothing to show for it, is not a win either.
What would you do differently than Trump?
Quash is a friggin idiot
There was no previous agreement active with any NOKO leader, as he insinuates, as there's been no US president that's even met with NOKO in eons
Doc Holliday said:Sounds like you want war.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Meeting with Kim, without concessions, is not a win for us, it's a win for Kim.
The agreement is not new.
Having a goid relationship with a ruthless autocrat, with nothing to show for it, is not a win either.
What would you do differently than Trump?
Osodecentx said:A foreign power that takes out our electric grid for 6 months would result in a 90% kill rate in the civilian population.GolemIII said:
The only real solution to this does NOT involve diplomacy. It involves war and death and likely a fair amount fo nuclear fall out. It was worth a shot negotiating with a kid in his 20s who is new to the dictator thing. If it completely fails, we are exactly where we started and all DPRK got was a catered lunch in Singapore.
Question: Do you think NK is capable of that now? In the near future?
The next war against the USA won't be nuclear, it will be cyber.
And just how do you measure that success prior to anyone before him? Do tell?Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Anyone else have a letter like this?J.R. said:And just how do you measure that success prior to anyone before him? Do tell?Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Of course not. My post was in reply to Golem. It may make more sense if you read his post and then mine.Florda_mike said:Osodecentx said:A foreign power that takes out our electric grid for 6 months would result in a 90% kill rate in the civilian population.GolemIII said:
The only real solution to this does NOT involve diplomacy. It involves war and death and likely a fair amount fo nuclear fall out. It was worth a shot negotiating with a kid in his 20s who is new to the dictator thing. If it completely fails, we are exactly where we started and all DPRK got was a catered lunch in Singapore.
Question: Do you think NK is capable of that now? In the near future?
The next war against the USA won't be nuclear, it will be cyber.
Ok so then we should disregard any nuclear threat like the last president we had?
Ok
Florda_mike said:Doc Holliday said:Sounds like you want war.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He actually met with Kim, made a new agreement and continues a good relationship with him.quash said:Doc Holliday said:He's had far more success so far than anyone before him. You shouldn't expect it overnight.Waco1947 said:GolemIII said:
I bet you'd get a hard-on if Pearl Harbor happened again as long as it was under Trump.
Another whiff. We want Trump to succeed with NK but so far NK has not lived up to expections.
But it's Trump insistence that a loss is somehow a huge win.
Trump said NK will de-nuclearize. But NK said "The Korean Peninsula will de-nuclearize." Meaning no US troops in SK. I want him to succeed -a de-nuclearized NK is a great win. But I don't want a pretend success.
And quite frankly, I don't believe you because you jump with joy everytime you hear something might be wrong with our NK relationship.
Specifically what did Trump get that is far beyond any predecessors? Especially given that the four parts of the agreement had all been obtained before.
And your last paragraph is just false. As Americans we are starving for things to cheer for; the ongoing
failures of our president are no cause for celebration.
Meeting with Kim, without concessions, is not a win for us, it's a win for Kim.
The agreement is not new.
Having a goid relationship with a ruthless autocrat, with nothing to show for it, is not a win either.
What would you do differently than Trump?
Quash is a friggin idiot
There was no previous agreement active with any NOKO leader, as he insinuates, as there's been no US president that's even met with NOKO in eons