a word regarding trump-kim negotiations and asian negotiation in general, just to keep things calm. styx has mentioned this in earlier videos, but it's worth repeating here. i'm paraphrasing information, so forgive me if i'm wrong about something here. Asian negotiation rules don't work the same way they do in the west. over there, it's not this hugs and kisses shit we have here, over there it's based more on force and who has the upper hand. over there they don't have arts degree cunts, or feminists, they have hardline salarymen and traditional cultures. -hotel/flight details being changed -meetings cancelled, delayed or having details changed -shitty room service quality -being late with phone calls or emails -the simple act of saying NO and walking away from the table -directly insulting the other party and/or spitefully doing something against them all of the things might be used by, or induced by, one party in a negotiation as a sign they can do these things, and thus logically have the upper hand in any scenario. IE if you can do this to the other party, and they will still come back to work for you, you're clearly in control of the situation adding to this, let's consider where kim is right now. he's the upheld god of his own small military nation by this point, functionally speaking. if he goes down, there's no way things don't devolve and fail badly. he cannot show himself to be weak, everything he has to do, has to help him look strong somehow. he's doing this under his regions rules. this recent meeting failing, you have to understand, might not be the end and it might not be a fail. this could all be theater so both parties get what they want without things going to shit. trump has to negotiate for peace. his regions ruleset says one side walking away is bad. kim has to look like all of this, is a military victory for him, via negotiation. his regions ruleset says that one person walking away is a normal and expected powerplay. that's what the situation is.