One wonders why the top N K American expert is currently in Russia to discuss the issue, note also it seems the Chinese have within the last three days clamped down on N K state run sponsored business concerns in China.

Is it possible that the Chinese/Russian choke chain is being pulled a little tighter on pooch Kim, and one wonders if possibly covert diplomatic comments and pressure messages are being aimed at the American administration?

Of course President Trump has to regularly keep his supporters amused with inspiring speeches, 'rocket man' references, 'lock her up' chants, all those things one does to keep the home front happy. Maybe someone told l'll Kim that he shouldn't take it too personal?

The topic was "Are the US/SK and Japan going to take military action ?"

After the latest Trump remarks it would seem the answer is "this is about selling American goodies".

"In Seoul, Trump calls for North Korea to "make a deal"
President Donald Trump, on his first day on the Korean peninsula, signaled a willingness to negotiate with North Korea to end its nuclear weapons program, urging Pyongyang to "come to the table" and "make a deal."

In a notable shift from his aggressive rhetoric toward North Korea, Trump took a more optimistic tone Tuesday, suggesting that "ultimately, it'll all work out." And while he said the United States would use military force if needed, he expressed his strongest inclination yet to deal with rising tensions with Pyongyang through diplomacy.

"It makes sense for North Korea to come to the table and make a deal that is good for the people of North Korea and for the world," Trump said during a news conference alongside South Korean president Moon Jae-in. "I do see certain movement."

Trump said he's seen "a lot of progress" in dealing with North Korea though he stopped short of saying whether he wanted direct diplomatic talks."
www.yahoo.com/news/seoul-trump-strikes-hopeful-note-north-korea-080051143.html