On Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at 3:03:09 AM UTC-4, Bod wrote:
North Korea's Kim invites Pope to Pyongyang, South Korea says.

WTF ! Christians in North Korea are the most persecuted in the world.
200,000 Christians have disappeared since 1953.

https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-no...KCN1MJ0IN?il=0

Maybe KJU wants to make the Pope disappear.
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Bod

KJU sees he's made buddies with the lib president of SK and Trump, so he
figures why not the Pope? It all adds to his credibility as a normal
leader, as opposed to be brutal, murderous dictator he really is.

Trump has set a very dangerous precedent, that of putting positive spin
on anything that KJU does, inflating it into a great "victory" for Trump.
They just did this again, with Pompeo pumping up KJU's agreement to allow
inspectors in. It looks like the offer may be limited to the already
closed nuclear test mountain, which is useless. If he does allow inspectors
there, then KJU will say that he's done a lot, that Trump agrees that it's
a big thing, so now the US should do something big too, like taking the
sanctions off or removing our troops from SK. When UN inspectors are in
NK at the plutonium production sites, the processing sites, the weapons
factories, the research facilities, the missile sites, then I'll be a believer.