transitive verb
1a : to restore to friendship or harmony
reconciled the factions
b : SETTLE, RESOLVE
reconcile differences“
It’s absolutely crystal clear to me:
1) A war was fought. No one won. Two Korean sovereign countries remain.
2) Where there’s
@andreilankov This may be the elephant in the room. Answer this one question: Is there room for Juche Socialism in the context of Korean reconciliation? It’s worth repeating:
IS THERE ROOM FOR JUCHE SOCIALISM IN KOREAN RECONCILIATION?
transitive verb
1a : to restore to friendship or harmony
reconciled the factions
b : SETTLE, RESOLVE
reconcile differences“
It’s absolutely crystal clear to me:
1) A war was fought. No one won. Two Korean sovereign countries remain.
2) Where there’s
Kim and Ri are thinking: "If only this will happen.."
surface of things. Like corral reefs which determine the shape of waves breaking overhead, which no one sees except for surfers who ride the waves, ideological realities are what largely determine the trajectory of diplomacy.
https://t.co/Tsv8wQEC7f
It\u2019s the ideological differences that are thicker than blood. They went to war defending their ideologies. So instead of \u201cOne Korea\u201d, a better way forward is a Korean Commonwealth a la the UK. It\u2019s better to reel in both Korean countries under a singular political entity - the
— Michael L Bonic (@BonicMichael) December 5, 2020
2/Korean Commonwealth - while each country retains its own independent sovereignty. This concept represents a multitude of progressive ideas:
— Michael L Bonic (@BonicMichael) December 5, 2020
1) Each must accept the sovereignty of the other
2) Each agrees to be allied to the other
3) Each respects the ideological differences of
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