The Kim Trump show

[jonjel]

Before we all regard Kim as being as daft as his haircut, which the US seem to be doing, if you have the time read this. A long and chilling article about the esteemed leader. No, not that one, this is about Kim

www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/king_of_pyongyang

[Progenitor A]

Jun 13, 2018 12:52:11 GMT 1 jonjel said:

Before we all regard Kim as being as daft as his haircut, which the US seem to be doing, if you have the time read this. A long and chilling article about the esteemed leader. No, not that one, this is about Kim

www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/king_of_pyongyang

Who would expect better from a dictator?
It seems that Trump is on the verge of a success that has eluded all Presidents since Eisenhower

[alancalverd]

An interesting interpretation.

Fact is that Kim fired a rocket and Trump came whining to heel.

The difference is that Kim is a dictator who walks like a puppet and inherited a bankrupt country, and Trump is a puppet who squandered an inheritance. As Henry Cooper once said of a long-forgotten opponent "He talks a good fight".

We note that the chosen hearse of a communist dictator is a Lincoln.

My interpretation of the pantomime? Naked populism by two scumbags. Plenty of circus, but no bread.