Just another game,we will know shortly I think

On 4/21/2018 at 12:54 AM, canuckamuck said:

You can all thank Mr. Trump and maybe apologize about all the crap things you said about him.

Why should we thank Mr. Trump? The only reason this is happening is that China went in and put pressure. Trump have only created chaos here, and will probably do that in the upcoming meeting too. As he always do, wherever he walk and talk. It´s Trump that should apologize to the people for beeing a president for one of the worlds strongest countries without knowing one single bit regerding politics.

3 hours ago, Get Real said:

Why should we thank Mr. Trump? The only reason this is happening is that China went in and put pressure. Trump have only created chaos here, and will probably do that in the upcoming meeting too. As he always do, wherever he walk and talk. It´s Trump that should apologize to the people for beeing a president for one of the worlds strongest countries without knowing one single bit regerding politics.

 

Trump understands leverage and coercion. His attempts to link outcomes in one area of contention with outcomes in other areas of contention is a principal the Chinese understand very well. The Chinese have rode Kim horse just about as far as they can.

Why should we thank Mr. Trump? The only reason this is happening is that China went in and put pressure. Trump have only created chaos here, and will probably do that in the upcoming meeting too. As he always do, wherever he walk and talk. It´s Trump that should apologize to the people for beeing a president for one of the worlds strongest countries without knowing one single bit regerding politics.

And why did China put pressure on NK? China couldn't care less about NK. What has China motivated to put pressure on NK? Come on, it's really not that hard.

It's not enough to read the news. It's necessary to connect the dots. It isn't rocket science. At least I thought that.

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Trump gets stuff done. Period.

 

Well done.

2 hours ago, lannarebirth said:

 

Trump understands leverage and coercion. 

Trump was an unethical business man... bullying his way around, cheating on his wives, using thugs to illegal evict tenants.. the list is endless.

 

Using the law when it suited him and bending it when it did not.

Edited April 22, 20188 yr by Basil B

2 hours ago, Basil B said:

Trump was an unethical business man... bullying his way around, cheating on his wives, using thugs to illegal evict tenants.. the list is endless.

 

Using the law when it suited him and bending it when it did not.

Sounds like an American president to me.

4 hours ago, alocacoc said:

And why did China put pressure on NK? China couldn't care less about NK. What has China motivated to put pressure on NK? Come on, it's really not that hard.

It's not enough to read the news. It's necessary to connect the dots. It isn't rocket science. At least I thought that.

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Living in the past? US of A is so big and great!? Today it´s China that can put pressure on USA, instead of the other way around. Wake up and smell the shift of times. That ain´t rocket sience either.

5 hours ago, lannarebirth said:

 

Trump understands leverage and coercion. His attempts to link outcomes in one area of contention with outcomes in other areas of contention is a principal the Chinese understand very well. The Chinese have rode Kim horse just about as far as they can.

As I said before. The times when USA put pressure on the rest of the world is almost over. Today China is a force that gains more and more power in that area. After that you have the European Union. Both have better capabilities regarding economic situation to use a stronger leverage.

Edited April 22, 20188 yr by Get Real

3 hours ago, Basil B said:

Trump was an unethical business man... bullying his way around, cheating on his wives, using thugs to illegal evict tenants.. the list is endless.

 

Using the law when it suited him and bending it when it did not.

 

Right, that's what I said. Strong arm tactics.