Once the United States people decide what they think about Otto Warmbier’s death, the results will make more headlines in the Asias than in the Americas. The news won’t let it rest because the people won’t let it rest either. Americans will blame the Kim Dynasty and China, whose funding allowed the Dynasty to not shrivel up on its own.
Dennis Rodman and his crew have sought good-faith diplomacy with the Kim Dynasty. US officials commented previously that if Rodman leaves for North Korea again he might not be allowed back in the US. Of course, human rights advocates have lots to say on the issues; this time they want Rodman booted from the Hall of Fame. Otto’s father denies that Rodman made any difference and called involvement a “distraction”. Mr. Warmbier said of failed attempts prior to Trump’s intervention that, “the results speak for themselves.” South Korea’s president seems to stand with Dennis Rodman, more or less, that diplomacy is such a strong possibility that it needs to remain our first choice. Many people in the US take the same view, but probably not quite most. Support for military action is a strong part of the logistic calculation.
Then, there are the race baiting comments from a professor and a Huffington Post article. As if that wasn’t enough, the group responsible for spying on Donald Trump before the election is stalling a Congressional inquiry. Obama’s legacy is beyond jeopardy, yet he still holds unshaken loyalists with such blind dogma that it typifies a cult following. The same can be said of Trump, except that the “Russian Hack” won’t be Trump’s undoing; the Obama cult doesn’t see this.
The media still pushes the hopeless “Russian Hack” conspiracy theory, not with any hope of impeachment, but to enrage the Obama cult and give them enough rationalization to carry on. Americans angry about Otto will rise up and shut down the oppression in Northern Korea, but at home they will be accused of “White supremacy”, clash with the Obama cult, and violence will increase in some American cities for a time.
Meanwhile, with the continued distractions from the media, Trump will continue with his goals. The country is on a road to better times. American energy supply is on the rise. Clean energy is less and less expensive. Trump pulled out of the non-binding agreement made in Paris—even though European nations also treated their part of the NATO treaty as de facto “non-binding”. Globalists are having conniptions. It will be very interesting and telling to see what the actual pollution in the US turns out to be in the following years. As with Otto’s release, those results will also speak for themselves.
Otto
Otto Warmbier has died days after release from North Korea, hospital says | WCPO 9 Cincinnati
How will US respond to the death of Otto Warmbier? | YouTube – Fox News
Parents of American student released from North Korea hold news conference | YouTube – PBS
Roommate Believes Otto Warmbier Was Set Up by North Korea | YouTube – Inside Edition
Obama Admin Told Otto Warmbier’s Family To Keep a Low Profile | MRC TV
What is the North Korean Prison System like? | YouTube – Political Junkie
Dennis & Diplomacy
Dennis Rodman claims HE persuaded Kim Jong-un to release Otto Warmbier from North Korea | Examiner
Haters Gonna’ Hate
Professor Says Otto Warmbier ‘Got What He Deserved’ in North Korea | TIME
HuffPost really doesn’t want to talk about its Otto Warmbier white-privilege piece | WA Post
North Korea Proves Your White Male Privilege Is Not Universal | Huffington Post
Bye-Bye Paris
Energy
OPEC Looks Totally Bewildered by the Oil Market | Bloomberg Gadfly
Trump to Call for U.S. ‘Dominance’ in Global Energy Production | Bloomberg Politics
National
On Trump, the media’s malpractice continues | WA Post
…Katrina vanden Heuvel opinion
Sketchy firm behind Trump dossier is stalling investigators | NY Post
Trump in Iowa: President says he asked for health bill ‘with heart’ | Fox News
Maddow: ‘Absolutely’ possible Trump didn’t know about Russia hacking | The Hill
Chicago records 300th homicide over Father’s Day weekend — just like last year | Chicago Tribune
NATO
NATO’s Stronger Baltic Force Riles Russia | Wall St. Journal