Reporters continuously scratch their heads about what
Trump meant as he spoke of a “calm
before the storm” on Thursday when hosting a supper for
military commanders, as well as their spouses. It is clear that Trump was
sending an impactful message to Iran and North Korea: change your behavior
immediately, or be prepared to face new yet unspecified consequences.
Iran and North Korea are taking Trump’s measure to
check how far they’re able to push him as well as how much they might be able
to get away with. The people of North Korea continuously test nuclear weapons
as well as long-range missiles then threaten to launch nuclear attacks on the
United States and its allies which would have the ability to kills millions of
people. Iran is more than likely engaging in such activities which would
contribute to the development and design of its own nuclear explosive devices.
If those worrisome acts by these rogue nations go on,
there is going to be a storm. Plus, as candidate Trump stated within his White
House campaign, he won’t inform our enemies what type of storm they should
expect – only that he won’t permit existing trends which endanger our national
security as well as that of our allies to continually be unabated.
Trump has to make some tough decisions: whether to
continuously rely upon economic sanctions which do not appear to be working
against NK; as well as whether he should refuse to certify Iranian compliance
with the poor nuclear deal as well as demand which extra constraints be placed upon
the Islamic Republic’s provocative and dangerous activities.
Therefore, President Trump can’t afford to wait and just
do nothing as North Korea and Iran grow even stronger, even more menacing and
become increasing threats.
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