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RE: North Korea hasn't returned soldiers remains...
To get back to the topic of this thread...one wonders how much power KJI really has. Is he actually the ‘supreme leader’ who’s voice is the law of ‘god’? Or is he a puppet of some cabal of hard liners? Did he give the order to kill his brother in a fashion pointing the finger right back at him? Those of us old enough to remember the old USSR understand the question.

I don’t know the answer to these questions but if the deal is not done and he winds up dying of a ‘cold’ I guess we’ll get the answer. He seems to be a lot less of a madman in public and Bolton said KJI wanted a picture with him to show his ‘hardliners’ that Bolton wasn’t such a bad guy.???
In any case, they are not firing off missles and testing nukes anymore so you would have to paint that as a definitive win for Trump and the rest of the world.
07-05-2018 09:33 AM
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