TRUMP MEETS KIM: SOLVE THE KOREAN PROBLEM LET THE TWO KOREANS UNITE.

ICHEOKU says it was with utmost satisfaction that ICHEOKU received the news of the thaw in relationship between North Korea and the United States of America, leading to the upcoming meeting between leaders of the two countries, President Donald John Trump and Kim Jong Un. This is exactly the reason it is never advised to ever say never in a world filled with unending surprising possibilities. 

Suddenly, two protagonists who has been at each others throat, huffing and puffing, issuing threats and counter threats, have seemingly now agreed to bury the hatchet in the interest of world's peace. That both leaders have agreed to meet each other is a huge development and for which all peace loving world citizens should welcome with open arms. North Korea and America has been technically at war since the armistice of 1953 and with no love lost between both countries, their respective leaders ever since has continuously beefed with each other, albeit, subtly. But the seething feud boiled to the top and refused to simmer down since the election of President Donald John Trump. The long lingering Cold War somewhat drastically heated up, with the two leaders bragging about their respective buttons and actually threatening to annihilate each other. 

So it was a natural reaction for the world to heave a big sign of relief with the announcement that the two leaders has agreed to meet each other to explore a pathway, short of nuking each other, towards a lasting peaceful resolution of their issues. What a welcome relief. ICHEOKU says congratulations to both leaders for putting aside their larger than life respective egos and agreeing to meet one another to see how to resolve existing differences, albeit amicably. The then Union of Soviets Socialist Republics and United States of America's Cold War ended peacefully without the firing of shots; and hopefully the North Korean face-off will similarly be resolved and save mankind an untold story of goriness that is better left untold. 

ICHEOKU says of all the things that will possibly be placed on the table for the May 2018 meet between President Donald John Trump and Leader Kim Jong Un, ICHEOKU will like to see included in it, the unification of both North Korea and South Korean. This is the only none lethal weapon that will permanently solve the ever threatening conflagration issues on the Korean peninsula. With both Koreans united and living peacefully among themselves as the brothers and sisters they are, American troop in the peninsular will have a reason to return home or be redeployed elsewhere and allow the Koreans to provide for their own security and deterrent. Also the North's need for nuclear weapons protection will automatically become redundant; as the existential threat would have abated with United States of America withdrawing its troops from the peninsula or no longer threatening to Pyongyang. 

This is the best practice, way out of the long dragging bog down in the Korean peninsula, which is bleeding our treasury in costs of upkeep and maintenance. It will also remove the ever rising tensions in the peninsular. ICHEOKU says it is the best policy going forward and it is a policy that will have far-reaching consequences, uniting a formerly one undivided country. Eastern Germany and Western Germany did it, they unified and are successfully fully integrated back today and powering up nicely. So, there is no reason another formerly country which was previously one but was divided because of conflict, cannot come back together and become one country again. The two Koreans can definitely follow the lead of the two Germany. 

Therefore, President Donald John Trump should allow that mother of all option, the unification of North Korea and South Korea, to be placed on the scheduled May 2018 meeting agenda, discussed and possibly agreed and signed off on. It will be the magic silver bullet that will decelerate the tension in the peninsula; and eventually lead to a permanent lasting peace there, so that our troops could finally come back home since 1953. If the two Germany were allowed to unify, why not the two Koreans?  ICHEOKU says  let the two Koreans be allowed to unify and let it be done now. ICHEOKU wishes the two leaders a fruitful deliberation.