Trump received perhaps his highest profile endorsement yet – and its a doozy. Using such words to describe him as “a prescient presidential candidate” and “a wise candidate” who could restore relations with foreign countries, coming straight from the top of Democratic Peoples Republic of North Korea; President Kim Jung Un has announced his endorsement for Donald Trump.
As reported by Reuters, the announcement came from the propagandist state news paper DPRK Today. “It turns out that Trump is not the rough-talking, screwy, ignorant candidate they say he is, but is actually a wise politician and a prescient presidential candidate” writes columnist Han Yong Muk, a Chinese native working for the paper.
From the perspective of the people of North Korea, the paper also reads that “America is living every minute and second on pins and needles in fear of a nuclear strike [by North Korea].” Hinting that the reason our leaders set policy to not talk with North Korea is because they (America) is afraid to do so. The paper goes on to say that “negotiations not War” is necessary for America to prevent their own demise.
If you were unaware, earlier last May, Donald Trump says he would do what no President has done recently, he would have conversations with Kim Jung Un. As Reuters reported last May 18th, “I would speak to him, I would have no problem speaking to him.” In other speeches Trump said he would try to make China accountable for North Korea’s actions, he would put them in charge of the situation and would attempt to make North and South Korea “trade partners” to boost their economies.
Meanwhile in China, top level members of the Chinese government have been quoted as saying that “he (Trump) wouldn’t be entitled to world leadership” and the election of someone like Donald Trump would end America as a world leader.
Source: Reuters, Independant.uk
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