Posted on 07/20/2014 10:33:45 PM PDT by Citizen Zed
Does a “quieter” North Korea represent progress in dealing with the rogue state’s threat to peace?
On Sunday, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the U.S. was “moving forward” with efforts to denuclearize North Korea and pointed to coordination with China, most recently on Mr. Kerry’s visit to Beijing.
Speaking on NBC’s Meet the Press, Mr. Kerry also cited a “quieter” North Korea since his previous visit to Beijing in April 2013 as evidence of progress on restraining Pyongyang’s aggression.
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Maybe they are “quieter” because they attended his soothing guitar concert in Bejing? The “man” is a genius, I tell you.
This is the stupidest comment ever.
The North Koreans are the most secretive regime in the world and everything the North Koreans do is covert.
Our intelligence is simply not publicizing and covering up what they are up to these days.
John F’n Idiot has insured something bad coming from the Norks. I say a week from today. Let’s start a pool.
John Kerry is all the proof we need that this government is now run by blithering idiots.
This fool and his boss are going to get us all killed.
North Korea is quiet because South Korea and China have become very friendly in the last few years. Xi Jinping has had just about enough of Kim’s provocations, and he isn’t about to let North Korea damage the excellent economic relationship China and South Korea have developed.
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