North Korea’s state media issued a report ahead of this week’s Trump-Kim
summit criticizing US Democrats and other “skeptics” of the peace
process, saying they are missing an historic opportunity and urging President Trump to ignore them.
The report warned that opponents are chilling the atmosphere ahead of
the summit, and would ultimately bear responsibility if the summit
failed in any way, adding this would expose Americans to “security
threats.”
Largely echoing Trump’s comments in favor of the peace talks, US analysts suggested that the state media report was primarily an attempt to further sell Trump on the process, and make him less likely to walk away for fear of it looking like a vindication for his political opponents.
Trump has been upbeat going into the North Korea summit, having a good
rapport with Kim. North Korean media has expressed a belief that true
progress is more likely in direct talks with Trump, after side talks
with Pompeo and other US officials failed to make much progress.
They do what their billionaire mobster masters tell them to do. I’d be real careful if I were the NK press. Criticizing the insecure and inept US politicians can lead to drone strikes and starvation as has been proven all over the globe.
‘US analysts suggested’
I will be a “US Analyst” here, and just say, the US analysts referenced in the article are the think tank, deep State bullshitters.
When North Korean propaganda starts sounding sane by comparison, you know we’ve really dicked up the Fourth Estate. And back to you, Rachel Maddow….
What is the fourth estate anymore, really? Is it the small handful of “mainstream media” left spewing their obvious nonsense? (like CNN’s recent gem about toothpaste in Venezuela) Does it include all news media? If the definition is the former, then it’s basically a modern day Maginot Line. If it’s the latter, then the 4th estate is doing better than it has since the days of Samuel L. Clemens.
The 5th Estate is doing the SLC thing. This is the 5th Estate. The 4th calls us fake news. We’re putting them on the streets one post at a time.