High-level diplomatic interaction between the two Koreas leaves the US Deep State even more isolated.
It was highly anticipated that the assumption of Moon Jae-in in South Korea last year, would usher in a different trajectory for Korean politics and in its relationship with Japan. True enough, the recent high-level diplomatic interaction between the two Koreas left the Deep State in further isolation.
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To the BRICS nations, I say, “Keep at it!” Although some will say that they are just replacing one bad apple with another. Time will tell.
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Me, too, Shelby. Me too, we all have to pull together in bringing this evil dragon down.
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That is an interesting development, isn’t it! I see they have a combined ice hockey team at the winter Olympics!
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Alan, North and South Korea have been trying to unify ever since the Korean War ended. This is why the US maintained the military occupation and dictatorship of South Korea for so long. It’s only now that the US has become relatively toothless that Korean leaders feel confident in proceeding with reunification.
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THERE IS TOO MUCH GREED FOR ANY COUNTRY TO SURVIVE. AS A MESSIANIC CHRISTIAN AND GENTILE, I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO THE LAST RISE AND FALL OF BABYLON. JESUS CHRIST IS THE ONLY ANSWER, AND ETERNALLY SHALL BE THE ONLY LIFESTYLE. THE USA AND EVERYONE SHALL FALL.
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