https://www.nknews.org/2019/05/north-korean-media-condemns-senseless-former-u-s-vice-president/

North Korean media in a commentary on Tuesday slammed former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, condemning the prominent Democratic politician for recent comments in which he criticized DPRK leader Kim Jong Un as a “dictator.”

In an article released by the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), DPRK state-run media accused Biden — widely seen as a frontrunner for the Democratic nomination for next year’s Presidential election — of “sophism.”

“Former U.S. Vice-President Biden has gone reckless and senseless, seized by ambition for power,” the commentary said.

“The presidential candidate from the Democratic Party during his recent election campaigning reeled off rhetoric slandering the supreme leadership of the DPRK,” it continued. “What he uttered is just sophism of an imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being, let alone a politician.”

In a statement echoing comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has long feuded with the former Vice President and Senator from Delaware, the KCNA article derided Biden for past gaffes and allegations of sexual harassment.

“It is by no means accidental that there is nonstop comment over his bid for candidacy that he is not worth pinning hope on, backed by the jeer that he is a fool of low IQ,” it said.

“He has been accused even within the Democratic Party, to say nothing of the American society, for his vulgar acts and words about women and his thoughtless remarks.”

KEK

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/05/21/declassification-directive-and-current-event-timeline/

In a May 2nd interview with Fox News Catherine Herridge, President Trump was questioned about the pending declassification of documents.

The president replied: “I’m going to be allowing declassification pretty soon, I’m going to be doing it very soon, far more than you would have even thought.” Herridge asked: “May, June, July?” to which the president responded: “No, soon. I mean whenever they need it. Whenever they need it I’ll be doing it. But I will be declassifying it. Everything.”

Considering “whenever they need it”…. Many of the most consequential releases centering around ‘Spygate’ have happened when the President is outside of Washington DC.

In the next few days President Trump and First Lady Melania will be traveling to Japan for a state visit (May 25 – 28th); and then on to the U.K (June 3rd – 5th) for another state visit, finishing the trip in Shannon Ireland June 5th. [Memorial Day is May 27th.]

It is most likely President Trump reference of “they” within “whenever they need it” would be a reference to the political network of Mark Meadows, Doug Collins etc.

Considering the schedule and time zones:

Saturday May 25 – Travel

Sunday May 26 – Japan

Monday May 27 – Japan / Memorial Day

Tuesday May 28 – Japan/travel

Wednday May 29 – ?

Thursday May 30 – ?

Friday May 31 – ?

Saturday Jun 01 – ?

Sunday Jun 02 – Travel

Monday Jun 03 – U.K

Tuesday Jun 04 – U.K

Wednday Jun 05 – U.K/Ireland

Thursday Jun 06 – Travel

There is not big window between the State visit to Japan and the State Visit to the U.K.

While anything is possible…. diplomatically speaking, it would say a great deal about the overall opinion of the administration toward the U.K. if President Trump declassified documents prior to the British state visit considering U.K. involvement might very well be outlined within them.

>>6554942

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/05/21/spygate-obama-admin-cut-situation-rooms-video-feed-during-meetings-on-russia-investigation/

>>6554988

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2019/apr/11/trump-attend-d-day-ceremonies-france-june/

He said that back in april, but things change (yellow vests)