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Originally Posted by Olefin
Yes if you are given explicit guarantees that your borders would be respected and that a final peace treaty would be signed between the US, South Korea, North Korea and the UN (keep in mind that the Korean War was a UN operation) that would offer guarantees to all sides involved - remember it wasnt outside forces that took down Gaddafi - it was his own people due to his own arrogance. As well as pledges of economic and agricultural aid as well.
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However, President Trump has shown that he perfectly willing to abrogate treaties. He has also shown that he is willing to antagonize and foment trouble with close allies with whom his nation has strong mutual concerns. That does not make him a trustworthy negotiating partner. What credibility could any negotiating points have?
Kim would be better off keeping his arms and waving them when he wants concessions. It worked well enough in the 90s, and he did not have a working weapon or missiles.
Uncle Ted