Agreed, but there wont be any "payback" type of moment where America collapses and those that are pissed off can look on victoriously.
Life isn't a movie.
North Korea Thread: DPRK Launching Missiles With New ICBM
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Life isn't a movie.
oh, i never said there would be a happy ending. everyone will lose.
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He put them on buses to the White House like primary school kids. He then stayed for five minutes and bounced.
Bernie didn't go though.
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North Korea agrees to first ever UN rights expert visit - Times of India
GENEVA: North Korea has agreed to host a UN rights expert for the first time, granting access next week to the special rapporteur on disabled people's rights, the world body said on Thursday.
Catalina Devandas-Aguilar is scheduled to arrive in the isolated nation on Wednesday following an invitation from Pyongyang, the UN rights office said in a statement.
Her visit "will be the first ever to the country by an independent expert designated by the UN Human Rights Council," the statement said.
The rights council has accused North Korea of committing crimes against humanity and detaining up to 120,000 people in brutal prison camps.
The North Korean regime last month boycotted a rights council session scrutinising its record, branding the body's work a "mere political attack".
Devandas-Aguilar said the upcoming visit marked a important chance to study the situation in the country, with a particular focus on children living with disabilities.
"My upcoming visit to DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) represents a key opportunity to learn firsthand about national realities, laws, policies and programmes concerning people with disabilities," she said in the statement.
Pyongyang last December ratified an international convention on the rights of disabled people.
Devandas-Aguilar said she would explore the challenges and opportunities the government faced in implementing that pact.
During her six-day mission, the expert will visit Pyongyang and the South Hwanghae Province, followed by a press conference in the capital on the final day, the UN said.
GENEVA: North Korea has agreed to host a UN rights expert for the first time, granting access next week to the special rapporteur on disabled people's rights, the world body said on Thursday.
Catalina Devandas-Aguilar is scheduled to arrive in the isolated nation on Wednesday following an invitation from Pyongyang, the UN rights office said in a statement.
Her visit "will be the first ever to the country by an independent expert designated by the UN Human Rights Council," the statement said.
The rights council has accused North Korea of committing crimes against humanity and detaining up to 120,000 people in brutal prison camps.
The North Korean regime last month boycotted a rights council session scrutinising its record, branding the body's work a "mere political attack".
Devandas-Aguilar said the upcoming visit marked a important chance to study the situation in the country, with a particular focus on children living with disabilities.
"My upcoming visit to DPRK (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) represents a key opportunity to learn firsthand about national realities, laws, policies and programmes concerning people with disabilities," she said in the statement.
Pyongyang last December ratified an international convention on the rights of disabled people.
Devandas-Aguilar said she would explore the challenges and opportunities the government faced in implementing that pact.
During her six-day mission, the expert will visit Pyongyang and the South Hwanghae Province, followed by a press conference in the capital on the final day, the UN said.
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White House: Military Preparations 'Underway' for North Korea
President Trump has determined a course of action for responding to North Korea's continued nuclear missile development program, a senior administration official told reporters Wednesday, with U.S. military preparations"underway" for potential action.
"What the president has done is he's made a decision for us to pursue a certain course," the official told reporters in the White House briefing room, "and that course obviously has a number of options associated with it depending on how the situation develops in the future.
The official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Trump plans include "a broad range of options, obviously, across all elements of national power and multinational power in connection with North Korea."
"What you’ve seen is really an integrated effort to prioritize diplomatic and informational aspects of national power, but also what you’ll see soon is using the economic dimension of national power as well as the military preparations that are underway," the official said, barely 100 yards from where the entire U.S. Senate was receiving a briefing on the administration's strategy for North Korea.
Among the options, the official said, the administration is considering placing North Korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. The official said the economic component of the strategy involves further working to deprive North Korea of access goods needed to develop the programs in violation of UN sanctions.
President Trump has determined a course of action for responding to North Korea's continued nuclear missile development program, a senior administration official told reporters Wednesday, with U.S. military preparations"underway" for potential action.
"What the president has done is he's made a decision for us to pursue a certain course," the official told reporters in the White House briefing room, "and that course obviously has a number of options associated with it depending on how the situation develops in the future.
The official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, said Trump plans include "a broad range of options, obviously, across all elements of national power and multinational power in connection with North Korea."
"What you’ve seen is really an integrated effort to prioritize diplomatic and informational aspects of national power, but also what you’ll see soon is using the economic dimension of national power as well as the military preparations that are underway," the official said, barely 100 yards from where the entire U.S. Senate was receiving a briefing on the administration's strategy for North Korea.
Among the options, the official said, the administration is considering placing North Korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. The official said the economic component of the strategy involves further working to deprive North Korea of access goods needed to develop the programs in violation of UN sanctions.
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Was he a NK shill or just anti-war?