Pictures of North Korea

[Tom Palven]

Worth a thousand words:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/video-u...-korea/5587649

[Tom Palven]

You just know that the CIA will pull every monkey wrench, carrot, and stick it has out of it's ass to prevent a thaw in North and South Korea relations.
http://www.atimes.com/article/south-...cs-icebreaker/

[Michael]

Originally Posted by Tom Palven

You just know that the CIA will pull every monkey wrench, carrot, and stick it has out of it's ass to prevent a thaw in North and South Korea relations.
http://www.atimes.com/article/south-...cs-icebreaker/

The 'frozen' relationship is specifically and directly between N.Korea and USA resulting from the US invasion of N.Korea under MacArthur. The two nations are still technically or theoretically still at war. The USA does not need any help from S.Korea to maintain this status quo. N.Korea has long been asking to meet with US officials to resolve the issue. USA consistently and constantly has refused for about a half-century now.

In other words, US policy on N.Korea has nothing to do with the CIA. It is a long standing US Administration policy, US foreign policy and US military policy.

[Tom Palven]

Originally Posted by Michael

In other words, US policy on N.Korea has nothing to do with the CIA. It is a long standing US Administration policy, US foreign policy and US military policy.

Read this article from Wikipedia defining State within a State, or Deep State, and ask yourself whether the US Congress controls foreign policy, or whether the Central Intelligence Agency controls it though its control of its 16 subordinate intelligence agencies, the apparatchiki in the Pentagon, State Dept., Treasury Dept., MIC, and the Associated Press which runs press releases from these sources as news.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_within_a_state

Doesn't this help explain why US foreign policy is essentially the same year after year no matter whether Democrats or Republicans control Congress and/or the White House?

So, imho, US foreign policy has everything to do with the CIA.

[Tom Palven]

Saber-rattling? Gunboat diplomacy? SSDD?
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2018/01...rth-korea.html

Or something worse?

[Tom Palven]

North and South Korea summit meeting set for April 27.
https://www.rt.com/news/422645-north...eaders-summit/