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[cloudmountain]

Trump can read people. He’s had Kim Jong Un’s “M.O” from day one.

[rockrr]

Pending further insights into the dictator’s mind, we are left to speculate about possible explanations.

One is that it wasn’t a serious threat in the first place, just a geopolitical mind game, a gigantic bluff to panic the politically-beleaguered administration into lifting sanctions.

Or that the "reporters" are idiots and read far far more into this than ever existed.

[marron]

This is another reason a firm response is necessary in Baghdad. The message has more than one recipient.

[PGR88]

Maybe Kim’s “gift” is not launching any missiles.

[TigersEye]

Did Kim send Trump a vase or not?

[pangaea6]

Trump probably sent Kim a Christmas card that has a photo of Kim’s head in a sniper crosshair, and that photo was taken like a few hours before haha. Anytime you want to play rocketman, Trump is waiting.

[frank ballenger]

As I mentioned before, they sent Kim a DVD with digital simulation of turning North Korea into hot molten glass.

Kim hated the ending and asked to view Miracle on 34th Street another time.

[rdcbn]

Kim was given a choice to one two vases .

First was a nice cloisan vase to senfld to President Trump for Christmas

Second was a less ornate vase that President Trump could send to Korea to put whatever was left Kim’s ashes in

[Lopeover]

Could be a code between them. Maybe Kim was being contacted or threatened by the cabal’s clown network?

[clearcarbon]

[Theophilus]

We should have sent Epstein to Kim for safe keeping. Then, if he had decided to commit suicide there, it would have had to be by antiaircraft gun.

[bert]

Korean Celedon Vase