North and South Korea declare end to longstanding civil war; see what can happen when you leave the white man OUT of your business? Now watch trump do his best to get shit started again.
See how leaving the white man out of your business leads to positive ends? Now Washington thinks they have solid control over this situation pushing the leader, their asin slave in their minds, to use his skill and persuasiveness to bring this young ruler to the tabale so they can perform the ultimate doublecross. But the north and south have long wanted to resolve their issues but Washington stood in the way. Now they think they have a chance to bring this country totally to heel, but really the Koreans wanted to reunite their country anyway. And by God's Good Grace, we pray they are able too and probably will as long as the white man stays out of their business.
North Korea, South Korea agree to end war, denuclearize peninsula
By Hakyung Kate Lee
Joohee Cho
Apr 27, 2018, 6:31 AM ET
Korea Summit Press Pool via Reuters
WATCH North Korea, South Korea agree to end war, denuclearize the peninsula
North Korea and South Korea have agreed to denuclearize the peninsula and later this year formally end the war between the two nations that began in 1950.
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The nations signed an armistice when the fighting ended in 1953, but they've now agreed to pursue a proper peace agreement tied to the "common goal of realizing, through complete denuclearization, a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula."
Kim Jong Un, the leader of North Korea, has pledged a "new history" with the South Koreans. Together with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, he has agreed to work on a permanent peace agreement and work toward a "complete denuclearization of the Korean peninsula."
"We talked about peace and prosperity," Moon said. "A bold decision has been made. Big applause should be given to Kim Jong Un."
Moon called the meeting "historical" and "a valuable time." To achieve a complete peace the two nations will collaborate and "change the order of the Korean peninsula."
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Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in participate in a tree-planting ceremony next to the Military Demarcation Line that forms the border between the two Koreas at the truce village of Panmunjom, April 27, 2018.more +
Moon also said this process included "a bold and courageous decision" by Kim and that the two leaders "have confidence in each other."
"There is no turning back," he added.
Kim similarly praised Moon, saying this moment has been a long time coming.
"Same people, same blood, so we cannot be separated and should live together in unification," Kim said. "I hope we live together soon as a new path forward."
With the rest of the world watching, he added, "We will never repeat the past mistakes."
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