We are dealing with two guys who belong in mental institutions. The kind of people who began life as undisciplined brats, probably not toilet trained until they were five.
Other people, for them, have as much significants as potted plants. They see only themselves in a ‘magic mirror’ which reflects someone who is not paunchy, unattractive and probably has a body odor.
The Korean version thinks he’s some kind of super man because his living in a country of sheep. Sheep who have been so starved and brain washed and beaten down that they probably think he makes the sun rise.
The American version thinks he’s absolutely brilliant and is alarmed that everyone doesn’t genuflect at his image. Although having gotten his share of mindless minions, and been able to push through a few actions, he has a serious issue with himself.
The Korean version is used to American diplomats trying to talk their way out and around and up and down. The American version is a born racist and xenophobe who has not yet learned manners or proper behaviour.
It would not be surprising to me if the American version didn’t set off a number of missiles to take out all the weapons the Korean version has.
The joke is, if he did that, the rest of the world would be quite pleased, for no one likes the Korean version.
If the American version acts as he did in Syria and Afghanistan, he’d be hailed. No matter what happens, America can manage it. And blowing up all of the Korean versions nuclear weapons and stockpiles would be acceptable.
If the Korean version fires a missile it would not get far, and be blown up over Korea or the ocean.
The scary part is that if Korea does have weapons, and does appreciate that to fire them over the pole would be a lot shorter and faster and less likely to be detected, well, then we are in for a very unpleasant interlude.
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With respect, the only thing I see that the leaders of Syria and North Korea have in common is that they are both carrying on by walking in their fathers' footsteps. Huge shoes to fill; and sadly those "shoes" were walking in the wrong direction. (O.o)
Many people may think of the head of North Korea has nothing more than a “spoiled guinea brat”. I don't. But I also don't think it's wise to provoke him. If he is willing to kill family, why should he restrain himself from others who threaten or provoke him? Nevertheless, I don't think he's willing for his small part of the world to blown off the face of the earth!!! However ... __________. What can I say? Prophecies and predictions are nothing more than "best guesses" these days.
As for that guy in Syria? Lord knows! Heaven help us all!
I don't know.. but if N.Korea keeps tossing words to provoke Trump, they might be successful.