Trump on North Korea: 'What I said is what I mean'

[mystery-ak]

Trump on North Korea: 'What I said is what I mean'
By Max Greenwood - 08/11/17 03:56 PM EDT

President Trump said Friday he meant what he said about the U.S. military being "locked and loaded" in response to threats from North Korea.

“We are looking at that very carefully and I hope they are going to fully understand the gravity of what I said, and what I said is what I mean,” Trump told reporters at his Bedminster, N.J., golf club. “Those words are very, very easy to understand.”

Trump tweeted Friday morning that military options for a potential threat from North Korea are "fully in place," and urged the country's leader, Kim Jong Un, to de-escalate the current confrontation with Washington.

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http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/346240-trump-on-possible-military-response-to-nk-what-i-said-is-what-i-mean

[TomSea]

A few pundits have said he had to say it in a language they could understand.

Nevermind jokes, such as in Korean, he said it in direct and clear terms.

[Wingnut]

A few pundits have said he had to say it in a language they could understand.

Nevermind jokes, such as in Korean, he said it in direct and clear terms.

Yup. Stated in very plain engrish for both for the North Korean's and our very own Liberal rats here in the homeland.

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[HonestJohn]

No, he's full of it.

Any war on the Korean peninsula would roughly follow OPLAN 5027.

Part of that is the deployment of more than a half million US troops to South Korea.

So tell me, have any of your families who have members serving in the military spoken of mass last-minute deployments overseas?

No?

Then Trump's bluffing.

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And don't think the North Korean spies in South Korea haven't noticed the lack of activity to match his talk.