-Yuki Tatsumi, It only takes one Trump tweet to fall into North Korea's Trap
Huffington post
"Ms. Yuki Tatsumi is the Co-Director of the East Asia Program at the Stimson Center. She was a Research Associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and the Special Assistant for Political Affairs at the Embassy of Japan in Washington."
-Huffington Post under her article
Her article like the title suggest that the arrange meeting between the North Korea and our President is a trap. Her intended audiences is the general public, she explains the possible outcome very well and, reminds us that North Korea in the past have not kept agreements that they promise they would do. Though I in turn have to agree, her arguments is sound, why is the real question. “The offer Kim made to South Korean presidential envoy Chung Yi-Eung is almost too good to be true.” like her article says it is too good to be true, the agreements North Korea are willing to talk about from the article. “The North Korean dictator committed to suspending nuclear and missile tests, and also reportedly showed understanding that “the routine joint military exercises between the Republic of Korea and the United States must continue.” Above all, Kim expressed his commitment to denuclearization”. This puts out the question of why, what country would give up the most powerful weapon created, and allow military exercises aimed at destroying your nation, way to fishy.
“It’s not clear what Trump hopes to achieve from his meeting with Kim”. She has a point this appointment is due in 2 month and looking at our president action from his first year nobody expects him to be good when it comes of foreign affair, not to long ago he called Kim “little rocket man”. “the administration emphasizes that this will be a “talk,” not negotiation”. That not really hopeful you don’t talk to high level of leadership without having something to negotiate about and I predict that his “talk” will turn out like the NRA talks where he backs down from something he promised. This is a trap like that Yuki Tatsumi say’s in her article many time this nation has agreed to halt its nuclear program in exchange of provision like fuel or food. I believe this will likely end in the same results where they will play it off for a little bit and then return to making bombs that are more advance. Most foreign aid goes to their military either way this meeting is to just get more materials for their projects. When North Korea aired their missile and it worked the whole world was surprise so it's not like they can’t hide things away from us.
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