World's SMARTEST Dotard just found out He Got Fooled by Kim Jong Nuke @Pee Sai @Sentosa! MAGA! Huat!

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And PAP Chiak Sai minister still want to dupe people with this shit! PUI!

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-summit-test-proved-saf-capabilities-10485780

ingapore Short of real war, Trump-Kim summit was a test that proved SAF’s capabilities: Ng Eng Hen









The recent Trump-Kim summit was a real test that validated Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) capabilities, Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said, as he praised the military for passing with flying colours. Ahmad Khan reports.







By Aqil Haziq Mahmud @AqilHaziqCNA
30 Jun 2018 06:00PM (Updated: 30 Jun 2018 11:29PM)
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SINGAPORE: The recent Trump-Kim summit was a real test that validated Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) capabilities, Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said, as he praised the military for passing with flying colours.
“Short of a real war or terror attack, this is a real threat that the SAF can respond to,” Dr Ng told reporters on Friday (Jun 29) ahead of SAF Day. “I guess in exam terms, this is the prelim test which I think we scored an ‘A’.”


About 2,000 personnel and a wide array of assets, including fighter jets, surface-to-air missiles and a landing ship tank, were deployed for the Jun 12 summit.
Dr Ng said the mission was clear: Provide “absolute security” for the two high-profile leaders. “Pictures showed manicured gardens but around them there was a hive of activity,” he added. “There was no margin for error, the consequences are unthinkable.”
With only two weeks to prepare, the SAF spared no detail.
Even before US President Donald Trump landed at Paya Lebar on Jun 10, it deployed hundreds of soldiers around the air base, ensuring no-one could target Air Force One. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s arrival before him was no different.


And throughout the summit period, security operations continued.


In the air, fighter jets carrying live missiles – rare for local operations – were scrambled. At sea, security teams checking for malicious intent boarded every ship passing through the Singapore Strait. On land, special forces took up discreet positions on Sentosa.
Sentosa’s proximity to busy shipping links proved challenging, Dr Ng said, as vessels passing by its exposed shorefront could make a sudden turn and break land in a matter of minutes.
Singapore also coordinated maritime security with Indonesia, which only last year jailed militants who planned to fire a rocket at Marina Bay from nearby Batam.
The ever-present terrorist threat in the region meant intelligence agencies were on high alert, Dr Ng said, as they screened chatter to sniff out potential plots.
“You’re publicising to the world where you’re going to be and what time,” he added. “The situation lends itself to mischief makers who want to draw world attention.”

The assets deployed for the Trump-Kim summit. (Source: MINDEF)


While Dr Ng said there eventually was no direct proof of malicious intent, it did not mean there was no danger.
“Let me just say that sophisticated networks or terror elements can hide threats quite well,” he said. “We had to deal with scenarios like 9/11 where some determined terrorist cell would want to attack by air, or munitions from offshore islands south of Sentosa.”
The SAF only stood down after Mr Trump left Singapore on the evening of Jun 12. It was a "sigh of relief", then mission accomplished.
“It was a very clear sign that the SAF means business,” Dr Ng said, calling it a strong show of deterrence. “It’s a reassurance that all these years of stable investments into defence, building up unit by unit, tells us that when the test comes we can perform.”

Chief of Defence Force Major General Melvyn Ong thanking servicemen deployed during the Trump-Kim summit. (Photo: Gaya Chandramohan)


In addition, Dr Ng said it was a "measure of strength" that authorities managed to keep Singapore running throughout the summit.
"The more you secure your systems, and yes there were inconveniences, but by no means that Singapore has to shut down airports or highways for the whole duration of the summit," he added. "All that we have invested, these are our payoffs, that we can function even if there is no margin for error."
But the minister was not entirely pleased with the performance.
“I will give it an ‘A’ grade, not ‘A+’, because we identified some gaps which we are closing,” he said. “Sometimes an even greater success is learning gaps in your system, and that’s very valuable.
“Obviously, I’m not going to share with you because I’m going to plug those gaps.”
Nevertheless, Dr Ng said SAF’s showing was a “very strong confidence booster”. “Singaporeans can take heart that when we need to defend Singapore, the SAF can do it.”
Source: CNA/hz
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I forsee lots of National Day awards. Own goals score.

 

[SeeFartLoong]

And PAP Chiak Sai minister still want to dupe people with this shit! PUI!

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-summit-test-proved-saf-capabilities-10485780

ingapore Short of real war, Trump-Kim summit was a test that proved SAF’s capabilities: Ng Eng Hen









The recent Trump-Kim summit was a real test that validated Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) capabilities, Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said, as he praised the military for passing with flying colours. Ahmad Khan reports.







By Aqil Haziq Mahmud @AqilHaziqCNA
30 Jun 2018 06:00PM (Updated: 30 Jun 2018 11:29PM)
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SINGAPORE: The recent Trump-Kim summit was a real test that validated Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) capabilities, Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen said, as he praised the military for passing with flying colours.
“Short of a real war or terror attack, this is a real threat that the SAF can respond to,” Dr Ng told reporters on Friday (Jun 29) ahead of SAF Day. “I guess in exam terms, this is the prelim test which I think we scored an ‘A’.”


About 2,000 personnel and a wide array of assets, including fighter jets, surface-to-air missiles and a landing ship tank, were deployed for the Jun 12 summit.
Dr Ng said the mission was clear: Provide “absolute security” for the two high-profile leaders. “Pictures showed manicured gardens but around them there was a hive of activity,” he added. “There was no margin for error, the consequences are unthinkable.”
With only two weeks to prepare, the SAF spared no detail.
Even before US President Donald Trump landed at Paya Lebar on Jun 10, it deployed hundreds of soldiers around the air base, ensuring no-one could target Air Force One. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s arrival before him was no different.


And throughout the summit period, security operations continued.


In the air, fighter jets carrying live missiles – rare for local operations – were scrambled. At sea, security teams checking for malicious intent boarded every ship passing through the Singapore Strait. On land, special forces took up discreet positions on Sentosa.
Sentosa’s proximity to busy shipping links proved challenging, Dr Ng said, as vessels passing by its exposed shorefront could make a sudden turn and break land in a matter of minutes.
Singapore also coordinated maritime security with Indonesia, which only last year jailed militants who planned to fire a rocket at Marina Bay from nearby Batam.
The ever-present terrorist threat in the region meant intelligence agencies were on high alert, Dr Ng said, as they screened chatter to sniff out potential plots.
“You’re publicising to the world where you’re going to be and what time,” he added. “The situation lends itself to mischief makers who want to draw world attention.”

The assets deployed for the Trump-Kim summit. (Source: MINDEF)


While Dr Ng said there eventually was no direct proof of malicious intent, it did not mean there was no danger.
“Let me just say that sophisticated networks or terror elements can hide threats quite well,” he said. “We had to deal with scenarios like 9/11 where some determined terrorist cell would want to attack by air, or munitions from offshore islands south of Sentosa.”
The SAF only stood down after Mr Trump left Singapore on the evening of Jun 12. It was a "sigh of relief", then mission accomplished.
“It was a very clear sign that the SAF means business,” Dr Ng said, calling it a strong show of deterrence. “It’s a reassurance that all these years of stable investments into defence, building up unit by unit, tells us that when the test comes we can perform.”

Chief of Defence Force Major General Melvyn Ong thanking servicemen deployed during the Trump-Kim summit. (Photo: Gaya Chandramohan)


In addition, Dr Ng said it was a "measure of strength" that authorities managed to keep Singapore running throughout the summit.
"The more you secure your systems, and yes there were inconveniences, but by no means that Singapore has to shut down airports or highways for the whole duration of the summit," he added. "All that we have invested, these are our payoffs, that we can function even if there is no margin for error."
But the minister was not entirely pleased with the performance.
“I will give it an ‘A’ grade, not ‘A+’, because we identified some gaps which we are closing,” he said. “Sometimes an even greater success is learning gaps in your system, and that’s very valuable.
“Obviously, I’m not going to share with you because I’m going to plug those gaps.”
Nevertheless, Dr Ng said SAF’s showing was a “very strong confidence booster”. “Singaporeans can take heart that when we need to defend Singapore, the SAF can do it.”
Source: CNA/hz
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These CB PAP ministers should bring Kim Jong Nuke to visit these Orchard Road & Geylang Kang-Tao! PAP! PAP! PAP! PAP! PAP! PAP!

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/reg...chard-road-of-singapore-hides-in-plain-sight/


Sex, spas, sleaze: what Orchard Road of Singapore hides in plain sight

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It is evening on a sultry Sunday and a meandering crowd of families, tourists and food delivery riders jostle for space on the footpath outside Concorde Hotel. Yet all is still and silent inside the building’s shopping wing, except for two units offering massage and facial services.
In one of them, located beside the security desk, a middle-aged lady wearing a lime green halter top and beige miniskirt performs a series of jumping jacks in full view of passers-by.

Her eyes dart occasionally at male tourists, cajoling them to join her. For those who do stop by to chat, she gesticulates towards a partitioned room behind her and indicates that “it’s safer to talk inside” while pointing to the CCTV cameras near the unit.
On the floor above, a group of toddlers run amok at the lobby of Concorde Hotel while other hotel guests read, dine and natter.
Orchard Road, the barber’s pole of capitalism in Singapore, is a conglomeration of contemporary urban lifestyle clichés that is home to world-renowned hotels, Michelin-star restaurants and global brands such as Hermès, Cartier and Apple.
Hong Kong sugar babies, Singapore sugar daddies – but it’s NOT about selling sex, these dating websites insist
Yet, beneath this well-curated veneer of glitzy malls and high-end living lies a thriving sex trade catering to tourists and locals alike. In a country with strict anti-vice laws and legalised brothel areas, the existence of a covert sex trade in a high-end shopping district touted as the “Milan of Asia” is something of a social anomaly.
“I’ve worked at Orchard Road for more than 30 years and till today I get tourists who get so surprised when they see the seedy side of Orchard Road,” says a 63-year-old tailor at Orchard Plaza who asks to be known only as Richard. “As long as there are desperate men around, there will always be sex even in the cleanest of places – you can be 100 per cent assured of that.”
The open secret
The vice central of the shopping belt is Orchard Towers, only a short walk from the Shangri-La Hotel and St. Regis where US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un stayed, respectively, for their recent summit.

Built in 1975, the 18-storey office building is notorious for its assortment of girlie bars, massage parlours and seedy nightlife that occupy four storeys, earning it the nickname “Four Floors of Whores”.
A visit to the building after midnight on a Friday is illuminating. Four law enforcement officers attend a report of disorderly conduct outside a hostess bar on the second floor, while less than 20 metres away, three massage parlours continue to operate with scantily clad women on high stools calling out to male passers-by.
‘I trafficked women at a famous Hong Kong nightclub’
Outside the building, taxi drivers roll down their windows and offer to take male tourists to places where they can have “extra fun” depending on their budget.
But if Orchard Towers is an open secret, there are many other lesser-known spots of sleaze along Orchard Road, most of which coexist quietly, if somewhat bizarrely, with family-friendly services.
The rise of vice
At Far East Plaza on Scotts Road, throngs of families tuck into hotpots and sizzling hotplates at a Muslim food place named Puncak while three massage parlours located just behind the eatery carry on with their business having Vietnamese and Thai women proposition men.
University undergraduate Nasruddin Islam Ramli, 26, frequents the eatery with his grand-aunt and brothers and he says that there is a mutual respect for the space that allows everyone to coexist.
“It’s a well-known secret that there are spas here that offer sexual services, so I know which routes to take and what corners to avoid when coming here,” he says.

“The women from the spas don’t approach couples or families. So as long as that level of respect is there, I think most people don’t mind that the sex trade is a few metres away.”
The tilt to sleaze is partly due to the low rental rates in this mall, according to a report in The Straits Times newspaper last month, part of an overall slump in visitors experienced by malls along Orchard boulevard.
A study this year by real estate service provider Savills Singapore revealed retail vacancy rates of 8.4 per cent at Orchard Road, which is higher than the island-wide rate of 7.4 per cent.
The Orchard Road Business Association declined to comment.
The exodus of retail and F&B shops are making shop owners desperate enough to rent out their units to just about anyone willing to take them.
Prostitution to redemption: a Chinese farm girl’s journey
But it is not just the low rental rates that fuel the surge in vice. It is also the promise of big money in the human-trafficking trade.
Earlier this year in nearby Lucky Plaza, a cashier was brought to court for pimping out bar hostesses at his pub. By paying a S$300 (HK$1,700) “bar fine”, customers were allowed to engage in sexual services with the hostesses from the Philippines.
The plight of old malls
For now, most of the Orchard Road sleaze occurs in the older malls, such as Ming Arcade, which is across the road from Orchard Towers.
Rows of women line the shops located in the upper levels of the building after dark, approaching men for “happy massages”. A 42-year-old shop owner from the same building who asks to be known as Mr Cheng says that vice is unavoidable given the reputation of hostess bars in the building.

“You have army boys to older men coming to Ming Arcade for cheap beer and good fun so it’s a place that everyone knows about. If you want to clean up the place, you need to start with the bars, but the reputation of the building is already gone so who will want to take up the unit even if you do away with the bars?”
With expat enclave Forum The Shopping Mall, known for its child- and family-friendly outlets, located just across the street, Cheng predicts the days of old Orchard malls as places of vice are numbered.
‘I was forced to sell my body in a Hong Kong bar’: a Filipino’s tale
“There are plenty of older shopping malls around Orchard that will probably not stay around for long. This is prime land so I’m sure there will be plans to revamp the space in the next few years,” he says.
For the regular tourists, these malls are usually not on their itineraries. But some continue to thrive by offering bespoke, targeted sexual services for foreigners.
Bermuda triangle
At Orchard Plaza, another ageing building, the Singapore sex trade forms what local netizens refer to as a “Bermuda triangle” of vice, along with the Concorde Hotel and Cuppage Plaza, an enclave popular with male Japanese tourists.
Brightly lit sex shops brazenly advertise their wares, offering the ladies who bring Japanese clients a small commission.

Just across the street is Cuppage Plaza, also known as “Little Ginza” for the Japanese bars and restaurants that cater to a specific clientele.
Vietnamese women and Filipinas greet throngs of Japanese salary men at night with loud exclamations of “Konbanwa”, Japanese for “good evening”.
Hostesses in skimpy tops strategically position themselves beside the escalator landing areas to lure men into the bars. Most of the bars here cater strictly to Japanese men.
Over in a famous five-star hotel off Orchard Road, the clients are mostly Caucasian men. The hotel bar turns a blind eye to the Russian and Thai women who enter after midnight, sidling up to men waiting for company.
Singapore’s sex trade: licensed brothels, ‘sugar babies’, and laws you can run rings around
By the time the clock hits 4.30am, many have left the bar to proceed to the rooms above, or to grab a cab at the hotel’s lobby area.
A former police officer who used to patrol the Orchard Road belt says it is common to get reports of altercations and incidences because of the sex trade.
“The irony is that you don’t have to look far to notice the sleaze that takes place along this stretch of road,” he says, asking not to be named. “A walk up the wrong flight of stairs or missed turn at a corridor of a notorious mall and you’ll see what I mean.
“The vice has become so normalised that it’s already part of the road’s identity – one cannot exist without the other.” ■
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US Intel Officials Allege North Korea Is Still Enriching Uranium After Trump-Kim Summit

Tom McKay
Jul 1, 2018, 6:00pm
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Shocker: It turns out that US president Donald Trump was perhaps not really being all that honest when he walked out of a summit with North Korean strongman Kim Jong Un this month and declared "There is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea."

A South Korean soldier overlooking the DMZ between the two countries.Photo: AP

Per Reuters and NBC News, US intelligence officials (albeit ones speaking under the cover of anonymity) believe that Kim may care a little bit more about the long-term survival of his regime than being flattered with Trumpian propaganda videos and so may have told a few white lies about whether or not he is continuing to move forward with his nuclear weapons program.

Specifically, reports suggest that while North Korea has stopped testing nukes or missiles for now, they are continuing to enrich uranium and stockpile the relevant materials.

NBC News writes:

In recent months, even as the two sides engaged in diplomacy, North Korea was stepping up its production of enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, five US officials say, citing the latest intelligence assessment. North Korea and the US agreed at the summit to "work toward" denuclearisation, but there is no specific deal. On Trump's order, the US military cancelled training exercises on the Korean peninsula, a major concession to Kim.
While the North Koreans have stopped missile and nuclear tests, "there's no evidence that they are decreasing stockpiles, or that they have stopped their production," said one US official briefed on the latest intelligence. "There is absolutely unequivocal evidence that they are trying to deceive the US."​

Four other officials agreed that North Korea is intentionally trying to deceive the US about its ongoing nuclear capabilities, NBC News reported, and others said intel suggests that North Korea is continuing to operate more secret uranium enrichment sites than previously believed.

According to Reuters, East Asia Nonproliferation Program at California's Middlebury Institute of International Studies director Jeffrey Lewis said the NBC report is indicative that Kim's government intended to pull a fast one over on Trump:

"This assessment says there is more than one secret site. That means there are at least three, if not more sites," he said.Lewis said the report also implied that U.S. intelligence had reporting to suggest North Korea did not intend to disclose one or more of the enrichment sites.
"Together, these two things would imply that North Korea intended to disclose some sites as part of the denuclearization process, while retaining others," he said.​

Yet another senior intelligence official told NBC that the report only outlines a level of deception already expected by most North Korea analysts, but that it is still a positive step that the country's government is engaging at all.

Earlier this week, a separate analysis by North Korea-centric site 38 North concluded that significant infrastructural and support work is ongoing at the Yongbyon Nuclear Scientific Research Center, though they were unable to determine how much operational activity was actually going on inside the buildings. 38 North cautioned that construction work at the Yongbyon site "should not be seen as having any relationship to North Korea's pledge to denuclearise," as "business as usual" would be the ongoing state of affairs until senior officials ordered it shut down.

North Korean officials "have not yet declared that they would shut the complex down — and, indeed, they have not," Stanford University physics professor Siegfried Hecker told Slate.

This makes total sense, as North Korea has a long history of violating international agreements, and the one Kim and Trump signed at their summit agreed to "complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula" without defining what exactly that phrase meant.

Other North Korean gestures like the demolition of its Punggye-ri nuclear test site were limited concessions at best.

In other words, Trump got his photo opp and ceased missile tests, while Kim got some leverage and other goodies like fewer US-South Korean military drills and eased sanctions enforcement.

Of course, anonymous intel officials could have any number of motivations including hawkishness, and it is still possible that more progress could be made. For their part, surveys show South Koreans are very optimistic that recent months have seen the start of a thaw in relations.

Lewis told Bloomberg that the situation is not necessarily more dangerous than before the summit, because North Korea was already building and testing nukes and missiles. Yet he did express worry about the possibility Trump "suddenly wakes up one day and realises what's really going on," in which case "he could just explode, and then we're in real trouble."

That anxiety was mirrored in another piece in the Washington Post:

However, if Trump believes Kim agreed to immediately begin "total denuclearisation" of North Korea, and feels betrayed when North Korea takes actions that Kim believes are consistent with the Singapore Declaration — but which Trump does not — the temperature on the Korean Peninsula could rise just as quickly as it fell.​

 

[Hypocrite-The]

North Korea likely making more nuclear bomb fuel despite Trump-Kim talks, report says
Posted yesterday at 9:43pm

PHOTO: Pyongyang was testing increasingly powerful weapons prior to the June 12 summit. (AP: Korean Central News Agency)
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US intelligence agencies believe North Korea has increased production of fuel for nuclear weapons at multiple secret sites in recent months and may try to hide these while seeking concessions in nuclear talks with the United States, NBC News has quoted US officials as saying.

Key points:

• Unidentified US officials told NBC North Korea had stepped up production of enriched uranium
• North Korea may have three or more secret nuclear sites
• Mr Trump said last week North Korea was blowing up four of its big test sites

In a report on Friday, the American network said what it described as the latest US intelligence assessment appeared to go counter to sentiments expressed by President Donald Trump, who tweeted after an unprecedented June 12 summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un that "there is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea".

NBC quoted five unidentified US officials as saying that in recent months North Korea had stepped up production of enriched uranium for nuclear weapons, even as it engaged in diplomacy with the United States.

The US officials said the intelligence assessment concludes that North Korea has more than one secret nuclear site in addition to its known nuclear fuel production facility at Yongbyon.

"There is absolutely unequivocal evidence that they are trying to deceive the US," NBC quoted one official as saying.​

PHOTO: Mr Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong-un agreed to total denuclearization. (AP: Evan Vucci)


The CIA declined to comment on the report. The State Department said it could not confirm it and did not comment on matters of intelligence.

The White House did not respond to a request for comment.

The report raises further questions about North Korea's readiness to enter serious negotiations about giving up a weapons program that now threatens the United States, in spite of Mr Trump's enthusiastic portrayal of the summit outcome.

NBC quoted one senior US intelligence official as saying that North Korea's decision ahead of the summit to suspend nuclear and missile tests was unexpected and the fact that the two sides were talking was a positive step.

However, he added: "Work is ongoing to deceive us on the number of facilities, the number of weapons, the number of missiles … We are watching closely."


YOUTUBE: Youtube: North Korea's nuclear weapons, explained


'Disclosing some sites for denuclearisation while retaining others'
Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Non-proliferation Program at California's Middlebury Institute of International Studies, said there were two "bombshells" in the media report.

He said it had long been understood that North Korea had at least one undeclared facility to enrich nuclear fuel aside from Yongbyon.

"This assessment says there is more than one secret site. That means there are at least three, if not more sites," he said.​

Read the document in full

The statement details the two leaders' plans to cooperate on denuclearisation and peace on the Peninsula.


Mr Lewis said the report also implied that US intelligence had reporting to suggest North Korea did not intend to disclose one or more of the enrichment sites.

"Together, these two things would imply that North Korea intended to disclose some sites as part of the denuclearisation process, while retaining others," he said.​

North Korea agreed at the summit to "work toward denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula," but the joint statement signed by Mr Kim and Mr Trump gave no details on how or when Pyongyang might surrender its nuclear weapons.

Ahead of the summit, North Korea rejected unilaterally abandoning an arsenal it has called an essential deterrent against US aggression.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said last week he would likely go back to North Korea before long to try to flesh out commitments made at the Trump-Kim meeting.

PHOTO: North Korea's military has a secondary role in the nuclear and missile programs. (AP: KRT)


On Thursday, the Financial Times quoted US officials as saying that Pompeo plans to travel to North Korea next week, but the State Department has declined to confirm this.

Bruce Klingner, a former CIA Korea expert now at the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank, said the NBC report showed Mr Trump's statement that North Korea was no longer a nuclear threat was "absurd" and that detailed work on a verification regime was required.

Mr Trump said last week North Korea was blowing up four of its big test sites and that a process of "total denuclearization … has already started," but officials said there had been no such evidence since the summit.

This week, Washington-based North Korean monitoring project 38 North said recent satellite imagery showed North Korea had made rapid improvements to facilities at Yongbyon since May 6, but it could not say if such work had continued after June 12.


YOUTUBE: Kim Dynasty: A look at the Mount Paektu bloodline

 

[kkbutterfly]

trump might not necessary be that stupid. for sure he knows that NK is signing the treaty but not going to adhere to it.
USA is waiting for NK to break its promise and find an excuse to go in.
You need valid excuse to attack,isnt it

 

[Ang4MohTrump]

trump might not necessary be that stupid. for sure he knows that NK is signing the treaty but not going to adhere to it.
USA is waiting for NK to break its promise and find an excuse to go in.
You need valid excuse to attack,isnt it

The whole thing is Dotard had been desperately looking for a war that he could have chance to win, and so far could get ZERO.

Or else weather got any nuke or no nuke, he would had made NK the Iraq and hang Kim Jong Nuke like Saddam LOOONG FUCKING TIME AGO.

The fact that he desperately sent many carrier battle groups there EVEN CRASHED & KILLED 7th FLEET & FIRED COMMANDERS, still can find NO CHANCE TO ANY VICTORY. All the odds and calculation only promise him DEFEATS & HUMILIATION & COUNTLESS WAR GRAVES!

So he had to sign whatever Kim Jong Nuke will offer and at least get some face to buy time.

 

[Tony Tan]

$20 million wasted on that damn summit. North Korea will never really get rid of its nukes. what now ?

Get Kim Jong Nuke to do his Holly Duty to save the planet earth from Total Extinction ASAP. Start to nuke USA, and all these Peace Loving Xijinping & Putin etc will wake up and take part in Global Nuke Game ASAP. 90% at least must be wiped out from Global Over-population ASAP, this is the only way to dodge Total Extinction Suicide by Modern Civilization - talk peace and all that shit is the worst and most stupid suicidal act.

 

[matamafia]

No Duped Dotard Here! This is Pee Sai! Mata Catch!

圣淘沙历史奇案:

人类史上第一宗, 核子讹诈骗案!
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新加坡警察部队有没有本事破案?

美国白宫疑向新加坡警方报案?


美国总统川普胖子2018年6月12日在新加坡圣淘沙, 被诈骗签署和平协议, 严重危害美国国家安全利益. 当地是新加坡司法管辖地区, 调查破案和审判权在新加坡. 新加坡的李陷窿总理必须负责.

嫌犯是约35岁的北朝鲜籍男子,体重大约120公斤,笑脸如全世界最可爱的财神爷!

嫌犯在干案前一晚曾经公开与多名新加坡内阁部长高官,游览新加坡名胜景点,自拍合照! 非常有可疑之处. 所以新加坡内阁部长必须被FBI传昭问话调查.

嫌犯使用名字怀疑是假身份 KIM JONG DUPE.

知道案情的人士请提供情报破案,重重有赏!

Historic Sentosa Nuke Scam Case:​

The first in human history, the nuclear treaty fraud case!


Did the Singapore Police Force solve the case?


The White House suspected to report to the Singaporean police?



US President Trump Fat, who was defrauded to sign a peace agreement in Sentosa, Singapore on June 12, 2018, seriously endangered US national security interests. The local jurisdiction is Singapore, investigating and judicially investigating in Singapore. The prime minister must be responsible.


The suspect is a North Korean man about 35 years old. He weighs about 120 kilograms and smiles like the world's most adorable god of fortune!


The suspect had publicly accompanied by a number of Singaporean cabinet ministers on the night before the case, and visited Singapore's scenic spots. Selfies were taken! Very suspicious. So the Singapore cabinet minister must be interrogated by the FBI.


The suspect suspected of using the name is a false identity KIM JONG DUPE.


Those who know the case, please provide information to solve the case, and there are huge rewards!

 

[HongKanSeng]

So even the primary school pupils also know that Rocket-man assassinated even his own brother with VX agent, by DUPING the Viet Cong & Indon Girls. And yet the Dotard will just believe his offers and talks and smiles and signed the papers with this Rocket-man? How intelligent! And the WHOLE IDIOT PAP GOVT So Fucking Happily GOT DUPED to SPONSOR $20M, it cost the Dotard Nothing but Costed SG Tax Payers! We are the biggest victims of financial losses!

CB! Majullah Pee Sai!

Go Hong Kan 1st!

 

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Trump says nuclear talks with North Korea talks 'going well'
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U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un walk together before their working lunch during their summit at the Capella Hotel on the resort island of Sentosa, Singapore June 12, 2018. Picture taken June 12, 2018. (Photo: Reuters/Jonathan Ernst)
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (Jul 3) that talks with North Korea were "going well" as US officials seek to reach an agreement with Pyongyang over a denuclearisation plan following last month's summit between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
The White House has characterized ongoing meetings as positive but not commented on recent news reports of US intelligence assessments saying North Korea has been expanding its weapons capabilities.

In a Twitter post, Trump said that North Korea has conducted "no Rocket Launches or Nuclear Testing in 8 months."


On Monday, the White House said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would travel to North Korea this week to continue talks on denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.
A US delegation met over the weekend with North Korean counterparts at the border between North and South Korea to discuss the next steps to implementing the Jun 12 summit's declaration, according to the U.S. State Department.

"Many good conversations with North Korea-it is going well!" Trump said in his Twitter post, echoing his sentiments following the historic meeting with Kim in Singapore.
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Trump says nuclear talks with North Korea talks 'going well'
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U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un walk together before their working lunch during their summit at the Capella Hotel on the resort island of Sentosa, Singapore June 12, 2018. Picture taken June 12, 2018. (Photo: Reuters/Jonathan Ernst)
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday (Jul 3) that talks with North Korea were "going well" as US officials seek to reach an agreement with Pyongyang over a denuclearisation plan following last month's summit between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
The White House has characterized ongoing meetings as positive but not commented on recent news reports of US intelligence assessments saying North Korea has been expanding its weapons capabilities.

In a Twitter post, Trump said that North Korea has conducted "no Rocket Launches or Nuclear Testing in 8 months."


On Monday, the White House said US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would travel to North Korea this week to continue talks on denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula.
A US delegation met over the weekend with North Korean counterparts at the border between North and South Korea to discuss the next steps to implementing the Jun 12 summit's declaration, according to the U.S. State Department.

"Many good conversations with North Korea-it is going well!" Trump said in his Twitter post, echoing his sentiments following the historic meeting with Kim in Singapore.
Source: Reuters/ad
Read more at https://www.channelnewsasia.com/new...-with-north-korea-talks--going-well--10495988

Dotard is being DUPED Well that is what he meant.

Pretending that he had not been duped.