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China cuts off North Korea’s oil supply as sweeping sanctions kick in
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Winter’s coming and Kim JongUn’s oil supply is dwindling. Seems that the Imperial Japanese were similarly pressured. Dec 7th could be an interesting day…or not but I see NRK’s dictator like any threatened viper that’s coiling itself up – it’s not an “if” about a strike coming but a when. A bitter cold winter with limited fuel will be a killer on the impoverished country. Something dramatic will happen from this. The question is what. NRK’s partner in nuclearization, Iran, needs to be watched too. Whatever happens could be coordinated in two different theaters.

Winning! I AM … almost … tired of all MY President’s WINNING!!!!!
Compare and contrast to what SHE and John Fitzgerald Kerry accomplished with respect to NKO over a period of 8-years. SHE praised the leader of NKO … and enabled his nuclear progress. JFK talked “tough” … and then retired to his wife’s yacht.
Trump is changing America and the world for the better. Winning!!!!!!

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who does china need more… the united states
or the impoverished norks?
it just took trump tossing the usual diplomatic
argle-bargle out the window.
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The Chinese have been using the norks since the early ’50’s. They are surrogates in lieu of direct conflict. The geopolitical question is whether China can abandon the Norks and hive off S.Korea, Japan or the Philippines from USA alliances. Secure access to the Pacific is the Chinese priority.
Is Chinese internal debt as bad as it is reported? What is the Chinese capacity to carry debt? In otherwards can you use conventional financial measures to evaluate Chinese debt? Are they Japan circa the ’80’s or a ‘this time it is different’ scenario. How many times have we heard leftards like Turdeau hold the Chinese up as valid challengers to the USA economic leadership. Are they right this time? I doubt it.

Why do we trust China? How do we really know exactly what transpires in the bowels of that Communist
country, what deals they make?

Just as WWII was used to bring about the UN, North Korea will be used as the catalyst to make the UN ‘great’…just as Trump said.
“Asked immediately afterward about his message for the New York trip,
Trump riffed off his 2016 presidential campaign slogan: “I think the main message is
‘Make the United Nations Great’ – not ‘Again’,” he said.”
“Hey, I’m a nationalist and a globalist, I’m both.”
And I’m the only one who makes the decision, believe me,” – Donald Trump April 28/2017

Shall we ignore China and pretend their 1.4 billion people don’t exist ? Or do we leverage their own self interest to align with ours? Isolationism is quite attractive to BIG L libertarians … but sadly does not work out here in the real world.

Strad. … you can reprint those quotes another thousand times … but it is far more instructive to evaluate ACTIONS over WORDS. President Trump has no option but to operate in the arena of politics. This includes polit-speak. Therefore, I will always give much more credence to MY President’s ACTIONS than his words. Especially since MY President is a political novice. Especially when my President is reading words from a TelePrompTer that were written by someone else … for a specific audience.

Ah, so you’re saying he really doesn’t mean what he says?
Actually, his actions do fit his words, the reality is world sanctions through the UN against North Korea…”I think the main message is
‘Make the United Nations Great’ – not ‘Again’,” he said.”
You should read the last page of ‘The Grand Chessboard’ by Zbigniew Brzezinski
Just before his death, Zbigniew Brzezinski, author of The Grand Chessboard,
was quoted as saying in an interview with Russian Media:
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Some Russians may believe America is trying to play China against Russia,
but that is more an ego-gratifying compliment than a realistic judgement.
The fact of the matter is
that China is considerably more important than Russia right now,
but if America and China cooperate,
Russia has absolutely no choice but to join.”
In March of 2017, Brzezinski was interviewed by France24:
‘Brzezinski told France 24 that he supported a tougher US stance visà-
vis what he described the “menace” of North Korea, but that the US
shouldn’t be the only country ratcheting up pressure on Pyongyang.
He said China needed to also try to rein in North Korea’s military ambitions
and that if Beijing did not do so, Washington would have no choice but to
bolster its strategic alliance with Japan, even allowing a nuclear Japan.’

Trying again!
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China will solve the Kim Jong Un Problem.
The US just has to provide the proper motivation. Chinese companies will try to subvert the sanctions, thinking that they are smarter than the long noses, and they will get caught. Suddenly 5 or 10% of the Chinese Economy is cut off from the US and most of the world when the sanctions kick in. Xi will decide that foreign trade, and more importantly, a growing Chinese economy is much more important than Fatty Whitewalls. China will solve the North Korea Problem.

So did China REALLY cut off the NORKs oil supply, or was it just moved to some other back-channel? All they need to do is find a middle-man to buy the oil, then once on a tanker to resell it to NORK, and the hands of the Chinese are “clean.”
China is trying to find out just how far they can push our governement, and if we happen to nuke the NORKs, it won’t be a huge loss for them, as long as the wind isn’t blowing to the Northwest.

How many of you think China would allow the USSA to put warheads on their border? Would Russia?
You all forget that the MIC is running the USSA, not Trump. He campaigned on peace with Russia and no military entanglements. But the MIC showed him where the bear shit on the oval office carpet. So now Trump is behaving.
What Trump campaigned for, he is now against. Strong USD before now weak $. No wars before, now chief war monger. Nobody, but nobody crosses the MIC and lives to brag about it!! And now Trump understands.

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