sent 11/29/2017 "How the U.S. and China Differ on North Korea: They are at odds over the nature of the threat posed by Pyongyang"

It does not look as though dt's "success" at getting China to send a "special envoy" to North Korea did much good.  China sees North Korea's point of view in painting the U.S. as the bad guys.  "How the U.S. and China Differ on North Korea: They are at odds over the nature of the threat posed by Pyongyang," by Krishnadev Calamur, The Atlantic, November 28, 2017

Related: sent 10/21/2017 Why it is somewhat unlikely that there will be another Korean war any time soon--The "Friendship Treaty" between North Korea and China

sent 9/17/2017 US must stop North Korea threats, says China, as Kim Jong-un aims for military 'equilibrium'"

sent 10/24/2017 (a tiny action please) a tiny smidgin of hope? maybe, but probably not: "Democrats should oppose Trump’s military spending buildup" + Please contribute to Common Dreams

sent 9/30/2017 Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting: "While US, North Korea Both Make Threats, Only One Has Killed Millions of the Other’s People"

sent 8/27/2017 Robert Kuttner: "U.S. vs. North Korea: The Winner? China"

love to you and your family,

Larry