Kim Jong-un Might Be Dead. Here’s What to Expect (Not Good)

BRANDON J. WEICHERT | THE WEICHERT REPORT Scattered reports are coming in–all unconfirmed–that the North Korean strongman, Kim Jong-un, is … More

It’s A Trap! North Korea Wants Talks with South Korea to Buy Their Nuclear Program Time

“Whether it’s in 18 months or four years from now, the North is going to strike the South–and it won’t be a pinprick strike either. Kim Jong-un wants South Korea. It is a fundamental component of his regime’s existence. It cannot be removed from young Kim’s psyche until he settles the issue on his own. The course is set. There will be little deviation. Since, my initial hopes for a Manhattan-like Project that would deploy space-based missile defenses into orbit does not seem to be at hand, the Trump Administration must decide whether it can live in a world where the kooky Kim regime can permanently threaten the United States with nuclear retaliation or attack.”

The West Still Doesn’t Understand North Korea

“The Kim regime’s entire existence is wedded to the idea that only that family can remake Korea whole and protect it from the outside world. Deals with the West buy North Korea time, and are wholly one-sided. Inevitably (and sooner than anyone thinks), the North will strike out with nuclear weapons, and we are entirely unprepared for that day.”

Predictions on North Korea

The Trump Administration will make a deal with North Korea. But, this deal will not last more than 18 months because Kim Jong-un IS unstable.

INTERVIEW: Christopher Buskirk Talked to Brandon J. Weichert On the Seth & Chris Show 10 March 2017

I was asked on to consult with the folks over at The Seth & Chris Show to discuss my take on North Korea, China, and the Trump Administration.

China Just Blinked In Korea

In my most recent piece over at American Greatness, I explain how the recent Chinese offer to get North Korea to abandon its pursuit of nuclear arms in exchange for the U.S. and South Korea abandoning its annual military drills is a bad deal for America

Kim Jong-un Is Weak and War With North Korea Is Closer Than Ever Before

Kim Jong-un has murdered his half-brother, who was protected by the Chinese. I explain why he took that action and how it could impact stability in the northern Pacific.