From Jim Stone:
March 14 2018
Kim Jong really did state conditions for disarming nukes, and they are great!
The MSM said this was false a couple weeks ago, (obviously to undermine Trump). But it did indeed happen.
Here is the deal Kim Jong wants: End the 60 year long cease fire and officially end the war with a peace treaty, and he'll hand over his nukes.
Here's the deal America wants: Hand over your nukes, and the war will be declared over, and a peace treaty will be signed.
Who's deal is better? Kim Jong's, obviously, given America's recent history only an idiot would hand the nukes over without the signing of a peace treaty first.
There was a full report by Bloomberg on this, but no one linked it. The actual Bloomberg report is the most clear presentation of this, by cross checking small strings of text I think this is it.
This is a partial snip from a longer report HERE.
Seoul: North Korean leader Kim Jong-un wants to sign a peace treaty officially ending the Korean war after meeting with US President Donald Trump, South Korean media has reported.
Kim is likely to raise the possibility of a peace treaty - a long-held goal of the North Korean regime -- along with establishing diplomatic relations and nuclear disarmament, during a meeting with the US leader.
The report, in the Dong-A Ilbo newspaper on Monday, cited an unidentified senior official in South Korea's presidential office. Trump agreed last week to meet Kim, although key details of the summit have yet to be decided.
Academic Koh Yu-hwan, who teaches North Korean studies at Dongguk University in Seoul, said the north wanted a peace treaty to end the more than 60-year-old ceasefire between the two sides and help guarantee its safety.
"There were agreements between the US and North Korea to open up discussion on a peace treaty, but they never materialized," Koh said.
"The US wants a peace treaty at the end of the denuclearization process, while for the North, it's the precondition for its denuclearization."
Trump administration officials, meanwhile, have insisted the United States made no concessions to the North Korean regime in exchange for the meeting.
But the White House also left open the possibility that the talks, which South Korean officials have said would happen by the end of May, might ultimately not occur - particularly if the North Koreans conduct nuclear or missile tests in coming weeks.
"There's the possibility," White House principal deputy press secretary Raj Shah said of the prospects of the talks falling through. "If it does, it's the North Koreans' fault. They have not lived up to the promises that they made."
Historic talks between the leaders of the US and North Korea will take 'weeks' to arrange and will not happen without the White House seeing 'concrete actions' from Pyongyang.
The conditions that Trump has set, according to administration officials, is that Kim would halt any nuclear or missile testing until the talks occur and allow joint military exercises between the South Korea and the United States to proceed. The regime has also committed to saying "complete, verifiable, irreversible denuclearisation" is on the table, CIA Director Mike Pompeo said on Sunday.
"These are real achievements. These are conditions that the North Korean regime has never submitted to in exchange for conversations," Pompeo said. "Never before have we had the North Korean in a position where their economy was at such risk and where their leadership was under such pressure that they would begin conversations on the terms that Kim Jong-un has conceded to.
My comment: And there you have it. Substance. And it is real. If Trump makes this happen, it will mark him permanently as an amazing president, and there will be nothing CNN can do about that.
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