Donald Trump may be urging North Korea to halt upcoming missile tests, but he has a plan should those negotiations fail. Not only will he refuse to let the North Korean tests continue, he will also prove that America is not afraid to assert its dominance when provoked.
In a way, Trump is taking a page out of Ronald Reagan’s military playbook. He’s making an early statement with several large attacks — proving that the United States is willing to act — then defers to the negotiating table. For Reagan, it was called “peace through strength.”
Trump has certainly put American strength on display — with his latest attacks in Syria and Afghanistan — and now he’s hoping to keep the peace. Perhaps more than anyone else, he’s sending a message to Kim Jong-un.
Read how Trump is hoping to threaten North Korea into inaction on the next page:
Bo: you sure have that right!
IF WE DONT put a thumb on this lil$#%&!@*now we will be in war.NUCK THEM TILL THEY GLOW
F OFF JAMES
Then what happened earlier
If that’s what it takes to get rid of democrats and anti America. Yep I’m ready.
Well, I wouldn’t put to much praise into ol Donald. Little fat boy just launched a missile. However, it did fail upon take off. So what does Trump do? Move the red line. It’s already been crossed.
Todd Bautch