[AmericanInTokyo]

Well, it is a provocation, purposely, and an insult. But this is their way of getting attention. They behave for a while when they get something, when it looks like the pipeline for their goodies is slowing down, North Korea start more trouble. It is over and over and over. There is no end to it. They got their way in Singapore, BIG TIME, but then they did not in Hanoi, thank goodness. Already there are reports that some of the aides assigned to Hanoi summit were removed from positions, maybe even imprisoned, and Kim was violently angry over the whole thing as he stalked back to Pyongyang by train.

As a result, (and you can read it on his face here) you can see the typical, predictable measured tantrums starting again. Very predictable.

[EagleUSA]

“...There is no end to it....”

Yeah, the next move is Trump’s. Fat boy needs to be “hit” hard. The game needs to be turned around. He needs to be made to look INEFFECTIVE to those that would just as soon see him replaced. Much more pressure needed.

[caww]

I see it somewhat differently...

The ‘controllers’ have used their approach which has worked for the regime for years, (though Trumps approach is different than previous administrations), the Kim ‘regimes response’ gets contorted around to what ‘is familiar to them’ regardless of what Trump and Kim might agree on. The reason of course is the ‘controllers’ are like the Deep State Trumps faced with, trying to hold onto their power and cushy lifestyles with no concern for their country.

I don’t think the ‘controllers’ like Kim meeting with Trump at All, which was quite evident in this last meeting when everything went south.