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Everybody loves Uncle Sam except those commie chink affiliates like tanwahtiu, greedy and cunning, etc. Fat Kim wants Uncle Sam. He wants Donald Trump. Look at his sulking face with Emperor Xi. LOL!
McDonalds on streets of North Korea: Kim Jong-un wants USA to invest in Pyongyang
As Kim Jong-un lifts the veil on his secretive regime and vows to shut down his nuclear test site, it has now emerged his regime is eager for former enemy the US to invest in North Korea and expand its economy.
Chung In Moon, special adviser to President Moon Jae-in, suggested American fast food giant McDonalds could even set up outlets in Pyongyang as tensions between North Korea and the West thaw.
He said: "They want American investment."
"They want American investment coming to North Korea.
"They welcome American sponsors and multilateral consortiums coming into North Korea."
He added building a Trump Tower might be a possibility for future "modern" North Korea.
His comments come after the historic moment that North Korean Kim Jong-un stepped into the South with Moon and exchanged a landmark handshake.
In a passing statement, North Korean officials said they wanted their regime to be a "normal country" and brought up the possibility of a "McDonalds-style" US investment.
McDonalds on streets of North Korea: Kim Jong-un wants USA to invest in Pyongyang
As Kim Jong-un lifts the veil on his secretive regime and vows to shut down his nuclear test site, it has now emerged his regime is eager for former enemy the US to invest in North Korea and expand its economy.
Chung In Moon, special adviser to President Moon Jae-in, suggested American fast food giant McDonalds could even set up outlets in Pyongyang as tensions between North Korea and the West thaw.
He said: "They want American investment."
"They want American investment coming to North Korea.
"They welcome American sponsors and multilateral consortiums coming into North Korea."
He added building a Trump Tower might be a possibility for future "modern" North Korea.
His comments come after the historic moment that North Korean Kim Jong-un stepped into the South with Moon and exchanged a landmark handshake.
In a passing statement, North Korean officials said they wanted their regime to be a "normal country" and brought up the possibility of a "McDonalds-style" US investment.
