[bitt]

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[SpaceBar]

There are probably a couple of crude fission devices ready for concealment on shipping containers for “negotiation purpose”.

[generally]

Interesting.

Not disputing this at all, but just want to point out that 2 pictures aren’t a trend.

You could take a picture of my house and see a car in the driveway two weeks ago and no car today. That could mean a lot of different things. I could be at work. I could have sold the car. I could have wrecked the car. I could be at the grocery store. etc., etc.

So I hope the intel agencies have more than what’s in the pictures shown in the article.

The pictures look like they were taken at different times of the day. People could be outside on a smoke break vs. inside working. They could be after hours or a day off or ......

[familyop]

Newsweek?

Just wish it, and it will be true.

LOL!

[cba123]

I think Kim KNOWS that Trump sees whether he is working on his missile program.

I think someone SAID to him, that Trump wants him to stop work on his missile program, while negotiations are in process.

This seems to be a good sign that Trump got the right message to Kim, and it seems to be a good sign that Kim seems to be negotiating back, in good form.

I really do not know whether anything will come of this, but this seems to be a good first sign.

[Gay State Conservative]

It could be that NK's only friend,China,has decided that peace on the Korean Peninsula is in their best interest...which would be a change from their policy of the last 70 years or so.

If,by chance,that's what's happened it's possible that Kim Jong Psychopath figures he has no choice.

[Doogle]

....so I guess little Kim convinced Newsweek so we can stop
all monitoring and drop all the sanctions since Newsweek established
true intentions...where would we be without that dollar sale bargain

[HotHunt]

I read sometime back that the reason FatBoy is giving up North Korea's nuclear program is because his daddy's slush fund ran out of money. As in "we're broke". Dead in the water.

Now he has nothing to fall back on except help from someone else. His entrée into the Olympics in Seoul was also a move to endear himself and his people to the outside world.

This meeting not yet planned with Trump may break serious new ground.

Knowing Trump, I'd say he'll come out on top no matter what the outcome.

[JPJones]

Communists never give up.

[Fungi]

Newsweek? Come on, a once great magazine that was sold for one dollar? Can any truth come from this pathetic excuse for a news site? Beyond that, If Trump succeeds in convincing the pot bellied rocket man to give up his nuclear ambitions, and to reunify the two Koreas, Trump will be a king maker, immune from anything. It will be Ronald Reagan, chapter two. Still, too early to hold any position.

[PGR88]

not. a. chance.

[Alberta's Child]

This photo might suggest he's serious, too.

[MNDude]

it was already all resolved back in November.

[Retvet]

North Korea, it’s citizens and Kim would gain greatly. The country’s economy would flourish, the citizens would have a better standard of living and Kim’s legacy as a leader of his country would be stellar. Not only in his countrywould but beyond.

[matthew fuller]

later

[AZSonic]

The rods from God did the trick perhaps......

[Blood of Tyrants]

I’ll believe when OUR trusted inspectors (not UN) verify it.

[matthew fuller]

Nuke test site go boom, arr browed up. Nuke engineers go boom, arr browed up. HBK1*-Tesla Harmonic wave phaser test exceeded expectations, test site caved in. No more nuke program.

* Haliburton Blackwater Koch #1.

[Yaelle]

It could be that Trump has them by the balls. If it is true that we blew up their underground works plus killed hundreds of their scientists...

However, I always figured NK was acting with full cooperation or at the behest of China, so it is a bit confusing. We for sure don’t have China by the balls yet.

[Jack Hammer]

Bullsh*t - the North Koreans are playing us. Again.