Tell Trump to Stop Threatening North Korea

Donald Trump claims he has no choice but to threaten North Korea with war.

Sign below to help educate him -- or at least the U.S. media and some of those around him.

Threatening to attack a nuclear-armed country is extremely reckless, as well as illegal, quite regardless of any flaws the country possesses.

North Korea has repeatedly offered to abandon its nuclear weapons program if the United States and South Korea would stop flying near North Korea practicing to bomb it.

North Korea has shown interest in developing a peace treaty with the South to finally end the Korean War.

North Korea adhered to an agreement to halt its nuclear weapons program right up until George W. Bush labeled it a member of an axis of evil and viciously attacked one of the other designated members, Iraq.

Peace is possible. We demand that the U.S. government stop pushing for war and work toward a peaceful solution.


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22551 4 hours ago Andrew Warren Akron, OH , US
22550 1 day ago Anonymous Markham, ON , CA War is good for TV ratings, and it keeps the US economy chugging along. The US is run by a pack of sociopaths, sad.
22549 4 days ago Benjamin Wang San Jose, CA , US
22548 4 days ago Anonymous Livingston, NJ , US
22547 5 days ago cristina ciucu paris, ot , GB War will benefit neither the American people, nor M. Trump as president of the USA.
22546 6 days ago Rev Crow Swimsaway PhD New Marshfield, OH , US
22545 7 days ago Tamar Dick Catasauqua, PA , US
22544 7 days ago Tamar Dick Catasauqua, PA , US
22543 1 week ago Christina Viljoen Irondale, AL , US
22542 1 week ago Christina Viljoen Irondale, AL , US
22541 1 week ago aida suidan Atlanta, GA , US
22540 1 week ago Robert Yunus Henrico, VA , US
22539 2 weeks ago Peter Kuznick Bethesda, MD , US
22538 2 weeks ago Brian Fink Philadelphia, PA , US
22537 3 weeks ago Jack Alexander Santa Ana, CA , US Threatening to attack a nuclear-armed country is extremely reckless, as well as illegal, quite regardless of any flaws the country possesses.

North Korea has repeatedly offered to abandon i...
22536 3 weeks ago Josh Heffron Nyc, NY , US
22535 3 weeks ago Hailey Wood Wauconda, IL , US
22534 4 weeks ago aida suidan Atlanta, GA , US
22533 4 weeks ago MERCY Jean-marie VERDUN, ot , FR
22532 4 weeks ago Anonymous Medina, OH , US
22531 4 weeks ago Dorothy Wilkinson Hollywood, CA , US
22530 1 month ago Anonymous s h, FL , US
22529 1 month ago peter leeftink zwolle, ot , NL
22528 1 month ago peter leeftink zwolle, ot , NL
22527 1 month ago Anonymous Toronto, ON , CA
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Background:
> Bruce Cumings, The Nation, "Korean War Games"
> Dave Chaddock: "This Must Be the Place: How the U.S. Waged Germ Warfare in the Korean War and Denied It Ever Since"
> John DeLury, The Washington Post: "Instead of threatening North Korea, Trump should try this"