David Wilcock 4-28-18 Update to recent article… “Smiles from Kim [Jong Un and Moon Jae-in]… No More War”

David Wilcock 4-28-18 Update to recent article… “Smiles from Kim [Jong Un and Moon Jae-in]… No More War”

• With hug and handshakes, North Korea’s smiling Kim lightens summit mood (Yahoo News)
  
• New era, no more war: Two Koreas agree on complete denuclearization (RT.com)
  
• South Korean president credits Trump with bringing North Korea to the table (WaPo)
  

“Our site definitely seems to have undergone a massive hack attack after the posting of this article… Amazingly, during this time, peace talks were held between North and South Korea. This led to the presidents actually smiling, holding hands and even hugging:
“This is significant because North Korea was one of the last “bogeymen” in the pocket of the Deep State to threaten America and the world with global war and disaster. Our intel suggested that North Korea was being blackmailed and forced to threaten the US, despite there being no possible chance of “winning” a war like that.
“ISIS is almost completely wiped out and now North Korea is not a threat. This is very, very exciting news and suggests the “Big One” [MOAB] could be very close at hand.
[RT article] ” A new era of peace is beginning, according to a declaration signed by the leaders of North and South Korea after their first meeting in over a decade. Both nations are aiming to completely denuclearize the Korean peninsula. “South and North Korea affirmed their shared objective of achieving a nuclear-free Korean peninsula through complete denuclearization,” reads the declaration signed by the leaders of the two countries, as cited by Yonhap. “There will be no more war on the Korean peninsula, and a new age of peace has opened,” the document adds.
[Yahoo article] “”I was excited to meet at this historic place and it is really moving that you came all the way to the demarcation line to greet me in person,” Kim said as he grasped Moon’s hand across the border. “It was your big decision to make it here,” said Moon, dressed in a dark suit and light blue tie, who invited Kim to step over the line in the pavement, which he did.
“Shaking hands again, Moon, 65, and Kim, 34, turned to face photographers in the North, and then the South, before Kim grabbed Moon’s hand and, in an unplanned move, invited him to step across the border into the North, where they stood face-to-face to talk a bit more. Kim said he felt a “swirl of emotion” as he walked the short distance to the border, wondering “why it took so long”, he told Moon later, at the beginning of their meeting.”