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To Trump, Korea is...

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mXHyERdgVm8

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DYHNAxe-sFM

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/n3DijuL4amg

*Trump has a tongue that creates a karma of controversy. He is affecting not only himself but also the future of the United States, and some Koreans living in the U.S. are completely unaware of the November 2026 midterm elections and the resulting crisis in American politics. These people, who live well without encountering any risks, regardless of economic or political logic, are highly satisfied with their jobs and employment in the U.S., and most of their children have similar values and professions as their parents. It is rare that these jobs are not with companies that do not align with the Trump administration. They still belong to the class that can afford to live.

Depending on the direction of American politics, the day will come when the fate of those Koreans will also be decided. Trump's mouth said it's better not to know why a very strong and great Korea, which was ruined and then revived, achieved an economic miracle. He also said that the U.S. and Korea are truly married.

If you want to know the history where Trump's words actually reflected past facts, you should pay attention to the category of so-called conspiracy theories. Conspiracy theories do not have a fixed ratio of '1% fact and 99% falsehood' or '50% fact and 50% falsehood.' The essence of a conspiracy theory lies in mobilizing 99% truth to make a mere 1% false conclusion believed as truth. Even if all individual facts are true, if the causal relationships connecting those facts are false, the entire narrative becomes fiction. Trump is sporadically throwing puzzle pieces to the public, exploiting the public's physical and intellectual limitations that prevent them from making conspiracy theories mainstream. Whoever conveyed that knowledge to him, the cards the U.S. deals have always been a poisoned chalice.