U.S. announces diplomatic breakthrough with North Korea

[Skybird]

I was bored and made some fun and searched the web a bit for the better part of half an hour. What I found, is this: from 2011 back to 1995, where I stopped the search, there always were at least two times a year (sometimes even three) when the media said the US announced to have acchieved a major breakthrough in diplomatic relations with North Korea.

Amazing.

I think ties between North Korea and the US are the most successful ones in all global diplomacy happening. They really must be the closest and best friends by now, no doubt. Not even the often-celebrated "special relationship" with Britain scores so many breakthrough-headlines and high compliments that often.

[MH]

Originally Posted by Skybird

I think ties between North Korea and the US are the most successful ones in all global diplomacy happening. They really must be the closest and best friends by now, no doubt. Not even the often-celebrated "special relationship" with Britain scores so many breakthrough-headlines and high compliments that often.

In politics goldfish memory is priceless.

[Ducimus]

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

But what happens when the Ginormous Comrade finishes lunch? How many Metric Tons will he demand for dinner?

That's good!

Originally Posted by Torplexed

This comic routine is geting old.

And that, is so very true. DPRK will "misbehave" again in the future. They only play ball long enough to get what they want.

[Reece]

Sir, the next shipment of pies has arrived!!!