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I am not going to post in this one. It is for others with more insight knowledge and experience of the situation.
Maybe a combination of all three. It is very good for the cameras, but there really hasn't been an actual war going on for decades and the reality is the West is much more interested in North Korea than anyone out here. It's a way for both leaders to smile for the cameras and have a feel good moment, but what it means is anyone's guess. My own hunch is that it will lead to factories and infrastructure being built in the North and that way cheap labor will be exploited and the developers who have massively overbuilt here have something to do there, but for ordinary people here I don't think it means all that much. Things will be much the same. It will likely mean less immigrants needed to work in factories, but otherwise things will roll on much the same. I think it is very similar to the 1990's the last time a left wing government was in and it could go well, but it could go pear shaped within a decade too. I also heard NK pretty much collapsed the mountain they were testing nukes in. They likely know they have no way of developing that further without risking serious catastrophe.
I think that it will be more similar to what happened to the 2 Germanies in 1989 ---- the North will need and drain all of the South's resources and after 15 years it will all recover economically and be one country, a slow integration like East and West Germany.
That was good how they crossed borders holding hands. There could be peace.
Watch Trump take credit for it.
Or watch him fuck it up. You could throw a dice on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Lol you are just pathetic in your dislike of Trump.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzOr watch him fuck it up. You could throw a dice on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
I am hardly alone and that is what freedom of expression is supposed to mean. Not the freedom to suck up to the Prez or get sacked for doing your job. Dangerous Precedent or Dangerous President ?Quote:
Originally Posted by El KabongLol you are just pathetic in your dislike of Trump.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeanzOr watch him fuck it up. You could throw a dice on itQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
I am not a Trump fan at all (I am not completely au fait with US politics, but I simply can't stand the sight or sound of the guy) ........
However, I do think that he deserves some credit for this. I think he terrified Kim when he threatened North Korea and this is what has caused this sudden rapprochement with the South
I agree partially, which is why I said you could throw a dice on it. Even Trump supporters can hardly pretend the guy is predictable.Quote:
Originally Posted by X
I don't think it is so much terrified but more that the taps have been turned off. They are skint and going nowhere on the current path. Might as well go a slow China route instead.
The sanctions have made the difference to North Korea.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
Credit to beanz for saying that partially Trump could be credited with this. Master hates Trump so much he cannot even imagine that Trump had anything at all to do with it
What has the fat fuck done?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
Damn I'm surprised you guys aren't accusing trump of collusion with best Korea
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand there's the proof.Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterWhat has the fat fuck done?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
It's a fact, 98.7 percent of Koreans look at trump as god like
https://www.spartareport.com/2018/04...e-god-emperor/
Anyway, Koreans are so much grateful for the actions Trump made, but it is sad that no western media cover on this phenomenon. I hope one day he get praise and respect he surely deserves on his diplomatic achievements in the States. He saved entire planet and humanity from the verge of terrible nuclear war.