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http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/09/13/why-russia-props-up-dangerous-north-korean-regime.html
Our friends the Russians; I'm beginning to see the benefits of colluding with the Russians. It's quite obvious. :roll:
As North Korea continues to develop a nuclear-weapons program, threatening the U.S. and neighboring countries while starving and enslaving much of its population, the regime of Kim Jong Un continues to receive an increasing amount of both public and private support from Russia. But why?
“Putin is weakening sanctions against North Korea to weaken the concept of sanctions themselves,” Marion Smith, Executive Director of the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, which seeks to illuminate human rights abuses in communist governments, told Fox News. “Russia is under heavy international sanctions and Putin wants to empower naysayers in the West who think sanctions ae either too inefficient or too provocative of the dictatorial regimes they are levied against.”
Our friends the Russians; I'm beginning to see the benefits of colluding with the Russians. It's quite obvious. :roll: