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To: Bill who wrote (1168972)	10/6/2019 7:10:54 PM
From: Sdgla	1 Recommendation Recommended By Bill Respond to of 1585296

Watching these nitwits meltdown as their corrupt party gets exposed is wonderful entertainment.

To: Bill who wrote (1168972)	10/6/2019 7:11:05 PM
From: Land Shark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1585296

How so? Another lie from you turds

To: Bill who wrote (1168972)	10/6/2019 11:05:58 PM
From: sylvester80	1 Recommendation Recommended By rdkflorida2 Respond to of 1585296

North Korea accuses Trump of 'misleading' the public after nuclear talks break down John Haltiwanger 7 hours ago businessinsider.com After nuclear talks between the US and North Korea broke down in Stockholm on Saturday, Pyongyang accused the Trump administration of "misleading" the public by claiming the discussions were "good."North Korea simultaneously warned that if the US does not change its approach by the end of the year then relations between the two countries "may immediately come to an end."This came just days after North Korea tested a new submarine-launched ballistic missile, in one of its most provocative moves since denuclearization talks began. Read more stories like this on Business Insider.North Korea on Sunday accused the US of "misleading" the public on the status of nuclear talks a day after discussions between the two sides in Stockholm broke down within just hours following an eight-month stalemate. The North Korean Foreign Ministry said the Trump administration was "misleading the public opinion by touting 'good discussions,'" The Washington Post reported, as it simultaneously warned that if the US does not change its approach by the end of the year then relations between the two countries "may immediately come to an end." "We have no intention to hold such sickening negotiations as what happened this time before the US takes a substantial step," a North Korean foreign ministry spokesperson was quoted as saying in a state news report cited by The Wall Street Journal. The talks in Stockholm fell apart after roughly eight and a half hours. Following the discussions, the two sides offered conflicting reports on the nature of the dialogue. North Korea's top nuclear envoy, Kim Myong Gil, on Saturday said the meeting "failed to live up to our expectations and broke down." Read more: North Korea claims its 'significant' submarine-launched missile test succeeded Meanwhile, the State Department in a statement said comments from the North Korean delegation "do not reflect the content or the spirit of today's 8 1/2 hour discussion." The statement said the US "brought creative ideas and had good discussions" with its North Korean counterparts. North Korea evidently disagrees fervently, and just days after it tested a new submarine-launched ballistic missile. The test, which took place on Wednesday, was the most provocative missile test conducted by Pyongyang since the denuclearization talks with the US began. Amid the denuclearization talks, Trump has taken to boasting about his strong relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, widely considered one of the most repressive rulers in the world. But their publicly amicable relationship has done little to expedite the denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula, nor have any of their three meetings. The US has said it's open to returning to talks in two weeks, but North Korea is pushing against resuming discussions as its state news accuses the US of "spreading a completely ungrounded story." This is not the first time North Korea has pushed against the Trump administration's summary of talks between the two countries — they did so after Trump's second summit with Kim in Vietnam fell apart earlier this year. But it's yet another bump in the road for the Trump administration in the prolonged discussions with the North Koreans on its nuclear program and aggressive activities.

To: Bill who wrote (1168972)	10/6/2019 11:11:00 PM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1585296

COWARD POS tRump U.S. diplomat's wife flees U.K. after fatal accident claiming diplomatic immunity October 6, 2019, 7:33 PM cbsnews.com Northamptonshire, Britain — The wife of a U.S. diplomat based in Britain is being accused of using diplomatic immunity to escape justice. She's a suspect in a fatal accident and she's fled the country. Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn said they lost more than a child when Harry Dunn was struck head-on by a car while riding his motorcycle. They say they haven't had a chance to properly grieve after their 19-year-old son was pronounced dead at the hospital. "We have so much going on," Charles said tearfully. Harry DunnThe 42-year old driver who collided with Harry Dunn is believed to be the wife of an American diplomat. Investigators say she had just left Royal Air Force Croughton ?— described by British media as a U.S. spy base ?— and was driving down the wrong side of the road when she crashed into Dunn. Days later she was flown back to the U.S. with diplomatic immunity. "We want to get her back. We want to get her back. We want some acknowledgment from her that she's remorseful," Charles said. A U.S. Embassy spokesperson told CBS News such requests are taken seriously, but added: "Given the global impact such decisions carry; immunity is rarely waived." "It's just about showing us that she's human and not ... inhuman," Charles added. Dunn's parents will meet U.K. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab this week, but the country's top diplomat will have to walk a fine line, balancing international agreements with his country's most crucial ally and the needs of a family gripped with grief.