That part is concerning to me. He referred to them, not at "military exercises" but as "war games". That's the North Korean and the Chinese term for them. Why the change? He said one reason for stopping them was that they were "provocative"; again the North Korean and Chinese description. And if we're going to stop the military exercises with South Korea because they are "provocative" then will we stop the practice of sending ships through the South China Sea for the same reason?
Are you on board to have peace in the region, and stop wasting our money on being the world’s police? Or are you wanting to keep the globalist “war / threat of war, everywhere, all the time” status quo?
Can’t have it both ways.
I don’t give a rat’s tail what “language” they prefer to use in describing our presence in the region. What matters is positive results for all sides - something the Republocrat-globalist establishment despises.
You’re either on board with that outcome, or you’re not.
Are you on board to have peace in the region, and stop wasting our money on being the world’s police? Or are you wanting to keep the globalist “war / threat of war, everywhere, all the time” status quo?
Can’t have it both ways.
I don’t give a rat’s tail what “language” they prefer to use in describing our presence in the region. What matters is positive results for all sides - something the Republocrat-globalist establishment despises.
You’re either on board with that outcome, or you’re not.