Trump’s Dubious Outreach to North Korea
NOVANEWS
By Stephen Lendman
Global Research
US relations with other countries, especially sovereign independent ones it doesn’t control, are long on unacceptable demands, woefully short on seeking cooperative relations.
Two summits between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-unfailed to improve bilateral relations.
They featured one-sided unacceptable US demands in return for empty promises — how Washington always deals with nations it wants transformed into vassal states.
The Trump regime wants a North Korean client state bordering China. Its hardliners want the DPRK rendered defenseless by eliminating its nuclear deterrent and ballistic missiles.
According to John Bolton earlier,
“(w)e have very much in mind the Libya model from 2003, 2004. There are obviously differences...