The Outspoken Blvd

 Again another thing that will never happen. If the US was smart which it is not, if they do not want to continue the antagonization of the North Korean Government which will never happen. I believe if this would ever happen, Korea will find peace amongst itself, albeit with Chinese influence but that is not the US to decide nor preside over. Historically, 1950 General Douglas MacArthur surprised North Korean forces by an amphibious landing at Incheon. So it would be fitting for the US Armed Forces to leave as they landed in 1950. What I would do which might upset many South Koreans because of commerce mainly and because some communists and citizens would think this would be a parade of military might for the US armed forces (who could blame them I was in Korea in the 90s when Yongsan Post decided to erect a banner that said "8th US Army best army in the world" in the middle of Seoul, Korea real smart), off of my tangent and excuse my grammar, I'd make the US military mar

  https://www.foxnews.com/world/south-korea-draws-hard-line-north-korean-aid-no-longer-support-department-dictatorship South Korea is making a grave mistake as it draws a hard line on North Korean aid, this is a step in the wrong direction and they are going backwards. They are essentially telling the North Koreans we are the puppet of the United States government instead of being its own independent country. The two countries will never unify if one does not give up there dependency on a higher power - North=China / South=US. How is President Yoon Suk Yeol who is a glorified political police officer going to push for a liberal democratic order in North Korea?  From the South Korean Presidents own words "From now on, the Unification Ministry must carry out its proper responsibilities in accordance with the constitutional principles that unification must be based on liberal democratic order," Yoon reportedly told staff.  Remember South Korea not too long ago was a dictatorship

One thing  The guy who said he was just a cook when the borg took the ship over. What is star treks obsession with the borg seriously That's what stood out to me in Picard Weird or what?

I revert some posts because I don't want it public, the less people know the better the outcomes and circumstances 

 Here is how I see unified Korea which is not a democracy or a republic at least at first like some would like to believe and hopefully there is no bloodshed, if there is the both Koreas will be set back for many years. First off,  I believe no one will get executed for war crimes and they will treat Kim Jung Un hypothetically if they unite during his rule will live like Hirohito of Japan. The peninsula with a united military will institute a military junta for the first 10 to 30 years or less. Then after will become a Dictatorial republic or a republic. unified Korea will nationalize all its resources and companies at first then they may globalize. US will be asked to vacate Korea and Chinese influence will decrease. essentially unified Korea will tell both powers to back off of there peninsula  This is the only healthy future for this region -And I think that they're will be a statue that will consist of a handshake of Kim il sung and Park chung Hee at the DMZ at eye level same h

 Eric Lindros was handicapped by injuries, injuries that were created by the coaching staff by making him play with injuries and his own father And thats all i have to say to that, Just look at Philly sports they are plagued by misshaped deals which was not the lindros trade People forget about  Phillies-Fergie Jenkins, Smokey Burgess, Ryne Sandberg and more Eagles- Sonny  Jurgensen and the decade of mediocre terror and losing football games thanks to a man by the name of Norm Snead Sixers- Dare I say it Charles Barkley and I'll add AI in there because how could you trade a stellar athlete like iverson.