North and South Korea, an invitation to dance

After all the hypes about how irrational and crazy Kim Jong Un is, the West must be knocked off their balance by the goodwill gesture of Kim Jong Un to Park Guen Hye. Kim has invited Park for a meeting of the two heads. Unbelieveable, this is a notorious beast, insane and obnoxious character, a murderer, as the West would want the rest of the daft world to believe, and now he is offering an olive branch to the South. Cannot be true, must be a trap or some evil scheme. He must be having too much whisky and drunk. This guy cannot be trusted.
 
The South Korean President Park Guen Hye is not going to believe the Americans. She is taking Kim Jong Un and his offer for talks seriously. She has replied positively for a talk with no condition attached. Now this friendly response is going make some people in Washington and Tokyo very nervous. There are people and countries that would not want a reconciliation of the two Koreas and a united Korea.
 
Three have been flagged as possible candidates that would not want a united Korea. The West had been selling the notorious fiction that China would not want it. Then there are the Americans and the Japanese, both have vested interests to want to keep the two Koreas divided.
 
In the case of China, that is on good terms with both sides, though the West is singing the song that China is unhappy with Kim Jong Un and is distancing itself from him, even encouraging China to fix Kim for the sake of the Americans, the Chinese would not have anything to do with the Americans. The Chinese would remain the staunchest supporter of North Korea to keep the Americans from the Yalu River. Even a united Korea would not put fear to China as China has been living with a nuclear power North Korea for ages. A united Korea would see the redundancy of American troops in Korean soil, which is what China wants and which is what the Americans and Japanese dreaded.
 
The USA would have a lot to lose with a united Korea. No more justifications and fear mongering for military bases in the Korean Peninsula, no more control over the South Korean Armed Forces, no more bargaining power to keep the South Korean as a perpetual semi colony. No more force selling of expensive weapons and making the South Koreans paying for them And no more leverage to coerce and threaten China.
 
The Japanese share the same interest to keep the two Koreans divided and more. A military and economically strong united Korea would be a threat to the Japanese, an arch enemy. A united Korea would be able to take on the Japanese on its own very comfortably to avenge its past. A united Korea would give the nationalistic Koreans a united front and common enemy in Japan and would not bow to Japanese pressure. And they would resist Japanese encroachment and also have an axe to grind against Japan for half a century of brutal and humiliating colonization. Japan cannot afford to live with a united Korea.
 
The invitation to a dance party by Kim Jong Un, and the acceptance of the invite are sending shivers to the Americans and the Japanese. If they could have a hand in it, this party must not be allowed to proceed. The unification dream must be killed at the earliest possible opportunity.
 
Park Chung Hee, the former President of South Korea, the father of Park Guen Hye, was assassinated for toying with the same idea of a united Korea. Kim Dae Jung was removed as the President because of his sunshine policy that could lead to a reunification. Park had to be terminated and the Korean CIA, with connections with the American CIA, was made to do the execution. Now Park Guen Hye, the daughter, is reviving the same dream and acting dangerously to the American and Japanese interests. Would she suffer the same fate as her father? Are the South Koreans prepared not to allow a repeat of the assassination of another Korean patriot, another President?
 
The South Korean govt and all its security agencies must take serious precautions to protect the safety of their President embarking on a reunification path. She is in danger, clear and present danger, of being terminated, like her father. Would the South Koreans allow it to happen? Would a false flag incident be hatched to finish her off before the reunification dream takes off?
 
Who will determine her fate and the fate of a united Korea?