Losing your shit over a NK submarine and economica
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Posted On: 09/11/2023 11:52:37 AM
Losing your shit over a NK submarine and economically challenged China?
You are one easily frightened ignorant prick. Trump never prevented NK and China from doing anything they wanted developing nukes or making claims about Taiwan.
Here's your potbellied orange traitor in action, dickhead.
Trump faces backlash after saluting North Korean general
The general first salutes Trump, to which the president salutes back, before shaking his hand. Kim is seen smiling in the background.
“To no one’s surprise, North Korea used our President for their propaganda campaign,” tweeted Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), calling it “nauseating” to see the salute after Trump had just bashed traditional U.S. allies days earlier over trade disputes at a G-7 meeting.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended the action Thursday afternoon, calling it “a common courtesy,“ adding that “when a military official from another government salutes ... you return that.”
However, military and intelligence experts noted Thursday that U.S. presidents typically do not salute military officials from adversarial nations. Washington and Pyongyang have no formal diplomatic relationship, and North Korea is still technically at war with South Korea, a key U.S. ally.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/06/14/tru...ute-646248
You are one easily frightened ignorant prick. Trump never prevented NK and China from doing anything they wanted developing nukes or making claims about Taiwan.
Here's your potbellied orange traitor in action, dickhead.
Trump faces backlash after saluting North Korean general
The general first salutes Trump, to which the president salutes back, before shaking his hand. Kim is seen smiling in the background.
“To no one’s surprise, North Korea used our President for their propaganda campaign,” tweeted Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.), calling it “nauseating” to see the salute after Trump had just bashed traditional U.S. allies days earlier over trade disputes at a G-7 meeting.
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders defended the action Thursday afternoon, calling it “a common courtesy,“ adding that “when a military official from another government salutes ... you return that.”
However, military and intelligence experts noted Thursday that U.S. presidents typically do not salute military officials from adversarial nations. Washington and Pyongyang have no formal diplomatic relationship, and North Korea is still technically at war with South Korea, a key U.S. ally.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/06/14/tru...ute-646248
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