In what military officials describe as a clear warning to North Korea, Saturday saw U.S. Trump’s rhetoric was notably softer, his military resolve appears to have grown more shrewd. However, the president took a far more nuanced approach in a speech to South Korea’s National Assembly on Wednesday, drawing repeated applause by praising the freedom that has allowed South Korea to flourish politically and economically and criticizing the “horror” being inflicted on North Koreans by the authoritarian dictatorship ruling Pyongyang.
Trump, who made global headlines in August by threatening to “rain fire and fury like the world has never seen” on North Korea in response to Pyongyang’s increased missile tests and nuclear provocations. Nerves were on edge surrounding the visit by Mr.
Trump made to Seoul as part of the president’s ongoing tour or East Asian nations. Woolsey had a more recent influential role in Washington as an advisor Mr. While he headed the CIA during the Bill Clinton administration from 1993 to 1995, Mr. “You have existed as one family since the dawn of recorded history and you will continue as one family for millennia to come.” All the men women and children of the Korean Peninsula are one people and they have been for some 4,000 years,” Mr. “We never forget that what divides North and South in this country is an artificial and arbitrary political wall of tyranny. “I’m here in part because The Washington Times’ hard hitting news and commentary is strengthening the resolve of America’s leaders to achieve peace and - God willing in time - freedom as well for the entire Korean Peninsula,” he said. Woolsey, 76, referenced the newspaper in his own remarks.
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