Hello Washington @JoeBiden @POTUS @VP @HouseForeign
I think you're going to need more in your arsenal of negotiating strategies if you don't want DPRK to slam the door on you. The CVID of North Korea is ballast that must be discarded for diplomacy to make progress.
3/An objective solution can be reached. The "ballast" of the US not deviating from the CVID of DPRK (which many analysts advise against) is a monkey wrench sabotaging the diplomatic path to stability and peace on the KP, the "balloon".
4/If the CVID of DPRK is more important to you than stability & peacetime in a post-War Korean Peninsula, and you don't "cut ballast", you might lead the world over the cliff. The USA is better than that. Why are you bullying DPRK? We faced MAD w/ the USSR! So cut some "ballast"!
4/@SecDef @SecBlinken
A definite "balloon" is the willingness to accept DPRK as a nuclear state. They'll find their seat at the table b4 you can blink an eye. I'm willing to bet they'll
* Agree to all nonproliferation terms in the NPT
* Agree to USFK & the Mutual Defense Treaty
5/staying in place in South Korea
* Agree to a Maximum Limit (numbers of nukes & ICBMs/SLBMs) to their nuclear deterrence capability. It'll be to your surprise to find out they WANT TO DO THIS. They don't WANT to have to perfect their nuclear program, they feel they HAVE NO
6/CHOICE!! B/c yes, they REALLY BELIEVE you might do any of regime change, decapitation strike or god forbid preemptive nuclear first strike. John Bolton's "Legal Case For Striking North Korea First" gives them nightmares! DON'T PRETEND IT DOESN'T, PUH-LEASE. Their thinking I bet
7/goes something like this (translated from Korean): "The dam US is still f###ing hostile!! They still want us to fully denuke!! But we can't do that, they cannot be trusted! Look at Libya! Dam US. We have no choice but to keep strengthening our deterrent b/c if they do attack us
8/we have two be ready to defend ourselves as best as we can..."
So basically the DPRK, a de facto No First Use nuclear state, wants to live at peace in the international community as a nuclear state like Pakistan, India, Russia, China or the US, but the US & UN won't let it.
9/If you choose the path to normalization (which many experts say is the most pragmatic & practical approach, b/c it will reduce tensions and minimize threats) I'm sure they'll sit and trade the path of perfecting their nuclear program for the path leading to peace today. ☮️☮️☮️
10/For after all, they are as human as you or me, and value peace as we do, and more than the US (Pentagon & D.C. war hawks) want to turn the page and put the Korean War behind. A majority of Americans, and the entire world, want to put the K War behind. So why don't you?
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[From Sep 7, 2019]
"WASHINGTON -- US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledged Friday that North Korea has the right to defend itself and assured Pyongyang of Washington's security guarantees should the regime dismantle its nuclear weapons program." m.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20…
2/"Those nuclear weapon systems that North Korea has been driving towards for decades now don't provide the security that the North Koreans believe they do," he said in the interview. "In fact, what will provide them security is coming to a set of understandings with the United
3/"States and with the world to denuclearize. And when they do so, we'll provide the security assurances that are needed for them and for their people. Every nation has the sovereign right to defend itself. Then we can create economic opportunity and better lives for the people
“work together toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula”
"fully implementing relevant UN Security Council resolutions"
"cooperating to strengthen deterrence"
“complete, verifiable and irreversible abandonment” of DPRK’s nukes and ballistic missiles nknews.org/2021/05/washin…
2/That's it? That's the North Korea Policy Review? Not an iota of negotiating strategy. Conspicuous by absence: security guarantees, peace declaration. A new acronym CVIA: the "complete, verifiable & irreversible abandonment" of DPRK's nukes. New grade: C- giphy.com/gifs/dosequisg…
3/There's also this: “We remain deeply preoccupied by the precarious humanitarian situation in the country, which is the result of the DPRK regime’s choice to prioritize its unlawful WMD and ballistic missile programs over the welfare of its own people."
Just so you know, IFF a Biden Admin thinks of staging a military attack against the sovereign socialist state of DPRK, they're not backing down. @POTUS @WhiteHouse
Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - I Won't Back Down (Official Music Video) via @YouTube
2/Clearly Washington doesn't comprehend how a socialist system works, and doesn't understand how nuclear deterrence works. If you had any brains, you'd end the Korean War and ratify a peace treaty. Your fear is IRRATIONAL. You're mistaking a coiled rope in the night for a snake.
3/The danger's all in your mind. DPRK wants peace & it has the sovereign right to defend itself against US threats of regime change, decapitation strike or preemptive nuclear first strike. You can fool the People but you won't fool God. Tom Petty's song is exactly how DPRK feels.
Pentagon is Fearmongering in DC over DPRK’s justified Nukes
“The U.S. military must be prepared as North Korea continues to pursue nuclear, chemical & biological weapons, a high-level Pentagon official told a House Armed Services subcommittee hearing.” nknews.org/2021/05/us-for…
2/“North Korea’s continued pursuit of nuclear, chemical and biological weapons jeopardizes international stability and weakens the global nonproliferation regime,” wrote Walsh, warning that American joint armed forces should be ready if Kim Jong Un “[seeks] to employ weapons of
3/"mass destruction (WMD) in the course of or to stave off a conflict on the Korean Peninsula.”
She wrote that the Pentagon will work with allies to “deter and delay North Korea’s WMD ambitions,” adding that Washington plans to train U.S. forces how to fight in conditions where
"On April 1, a small South Korean publisher made available all eight volumes of Kim Il Sung’s “With the Century,” which was first released in North Korea in 1992 and has been available in several other countries." wsj.com/articles/north…
2/Moon's Sunshine Policy really reeks of hypocrisy. Not allowing South Korean citizen's to read Pyongyang literature under the NSL erects an impenetrable invisible barrier that will keep Korean's perpetually divided. This makes "reunification" talk code for One Blue Korea.
3/Why doesn't Seoul officially recognize DPRK as a sovereign socialist state? The fighting's stopped and you don't want it to start up again. Seoul DID NOT WIN the Korean War. So it's time to end it and RECOGNIZE the sovereignty of DPRK.☮️ means 2 countries coexisting peacefully.