Comments by "Awesome Avenger" (@awesomeavenger2810) on "The three things North Korea wants - BBC News" video.

North Korea regularly attacks and threatens its neighbours. This includes sinking south Korean warships, shelling inside South Korea, firing missiles into Japanese airspace, kidnapping foreign citizens, all while threatening nuclear obliteration at least once every 4 months. So where does this strange idea that North Korea fears for its survival come from? It is more likely that North Korea wants everyone to believe that it fears being attacked. After all, it regularly holds military war games of its own. And if the South demanded it stop, would regard that as an unacceptable attack on its national sovereignty. It wants nukes and the ability to threaten, blackmail, and intimidate its neighbours, because it wants aid and credit. And that's the only way it can get it. So the very last thing the North Korean regime wants is to be left alone to mind its own business. Because it wouldn't survive. It needs aid from the South, Japan, the US, China, and the rest of the world. And the only way to get that is through blackmail.
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Nope. They want aid and credit to prop up their incompetent regime. And the only way they can get that is through blackmail and aggression.
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South Korea could not afford to incorporate the North. It would go bankrupt. And no one in the South wants to live under the Kim regime. But Kim's only interest is for the Kim regime to survive. So he will never accept a unified Korea without his regime leading it. Trump's meeting with Kim will come to nothing. And North Korea will be back threatening nuclear obliteration within the year. The problem is the Kim regime. So until it is gone there will be no normality in Korea.
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In short, Trump is wasting his time. But if he continues talking to North Korea, he should make it very clear he expects little or nothing.
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Pretty sure The Scottish lad rangers The dug isn't hurt in the slightest by his hatred of North Korea.
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