North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Towards East

Commodore · Jan 22, 2018

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Good lord. With all due respect, could you possibly be a bigger tool and a bigger fool? You would have to try damned hard to top this. All the man did was report the news. That's his job. I realize that you have no real comprehension of just what reporters do, considering the obvious source for most of the propaganda you lap up and then spit out here like a trained seal, but try real hard to absorb this one tiny thing. Reporters report the news. It's even protected by our constitution. Really! I kid you not.

Reporters report the news.
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if you consider that news, yikes

No Worries · Jan 22, 2018

Deckard said: ↑

Reporters report the news. It's even protected by our constitution.
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Fake News is not covered by the constitution.

NewRoxFan · Feb 5, 2018

South Korea Kept U.S. Out of the Loop on Pyongyang Overture
Officials on both sides say Seoul’s North Korea move puts strains on alliance

When North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un suggested in a New Year address that his country might be open to participating in the Winter Olympics, South Korea’s president and top aides quickly convened to craft a friendly response. U.S. officials, however, weren’t included in those consultations and, to their consternation, were notified just hours before Seoul announced its proposal to Pyongyang for negotiations. North Korea’s surprise outreach and South Korea’s opening to its northern rival have stirred tensions between Seoul and Washington—despite professed unity in public statements—as the allies work to present a common front in dealing with Pyongyang, according to senior U.S. and South Korean officials.
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Differences were on public display last week when President Donald Trump, in his first State of the Union address, reiterated a call for tough sanctions on North Korea, while omitting mention of the inter-Korean talks and their most prominent outcome: Athletes from both Koreas will march under one flag when the Winter Olympics open Friday in South Korea.
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Diplomats and officials in Washington and Seoul have been struggling to manage the complex relationship between the government of South Korean President Moon Jae-in, who has long favored developing ties with the North, and the Trump administration, which aims to strip North Korea of its nuclear weapons by isolating Pyongyang, and has warned it might take military action if North Korea doesn’t agree to give up its nuclear arsenal.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-and-south-korea-struggle-for-unity-on-eve-of-olympics-1517745603

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