Thursday 25 May 2017

The DPRK (North Korea)


Recently, I had a discussion with a friend via e-Mail and feel it useful to expand the audience.

North Korea  -  Unfortunately, China is the problem.  I believe that Xi trusts that the US would NOT move into the northern area of a unified, and peaceful, Korea.  Additionally, there would be NO reason for Koreans to rush to enter China when there would be a free, although controlled, southern passage.  Thus, it’s the usual Chinese bluff.  China will not suffer badly by banning coal imports from Korea as they continue to export oil to Korea.  In other words, Xi’s duplicitous, crafty, promise of Chinese sanctions to Trump was clever … but, I suspect that Trump can see that and, at the moment, Trump has the Joker card.

Of course, every pack has two Jokers.   😟

George Friedman's 70% chance of attack requires a definition of the word ‘attack’.  I hope the the US Defence Secretary will very soon issue an order to destroy ALL future (illegal) missile tests upon launch.  This will give Little Fat Boy pause … and it could not be condemned by do-nothing China.

Behind all this, of course, is China’s expansion into the so-called South China Sea …. 


Wednesday 24 May 2017

Massacre by Losers



I'm sorry to bring politics into this Blog but I'm unable to dismiss this massacre by 'losers'.  We must speak out;  either in the media or between ourselves.  I've saved you reading the details, but you ought, and they are available at nationalpost.com


"British columnist under fire for echoing Nazis in calling for a ‘final solution’ after Manchester attack  

'Hopkins deleted the tweet after it drew a reaction, calling the word 'final' a 'typo' that was 'disrespectful' to the Manchester survivors'
nationalpost.com

Manchester massacre highlights a tectonic shift in how we talk about terrorism

'Terry Glavin: In the NATO capitals, something has finally shifted in the way Islamist terror is understood'
nationalpost.com

Morrissey blasts politicians and the queen for not condemning Islam in the wake of Manchester attack  

'Politicians tell us they are unafraid, but they are never the victims. How easy to be unafraid when one is protected from the line of fire'
nationalpost.com