The Russia, China, North Korea Nuclear Weapon Collusion the Press won't discuss.

There are similarities to Donald Trump's desperate desire to be president (Trump apparently owes Russian Oligarchs 3 billion dollars), and Kim Jong-un's desperate need to successfully develop a nuclear weapon that can reach the U.S. 

Kim Jong-un most likely owes Russia and China tens of billions of dollars, maybe even hundreds of billions of dollars, and apparently so does Donald Trump.

Enough pieces for a Russia, China, North Korea Nuclear Weapon collaboration fit together that the possibility of collusion among the three nations must be considered.

Questions that have not been answered about Russia, China and North Korea working together include…

• Russia and China do not feel overly concerned about an errant North Korea missile launch. Isn't North Korea close enough to both Russia and China that either or both countries would frown upon North Korea's continued development of a nuclear weapon, unless Russia and China were somehow assisting in the development and launching of a North Korean nuclear weapon.

• Russia and China also do not feel overly concerned about a U.S. hack into a North Korea nuclear launch that "accidentally" causes a missile launch to either return to where it was launched, or end up deploying in Russia or China. It would be an understandable response for the U.S. to hack into North Korea's launch platform and perform a "Return to Sender" missile launch accident, no? For Russia and China to not be concerned about the Return to Sender possibility seems to indicate they are more involved in North Korea's nuclear proliferation process then anyone knows about and they would know how to unhack the hack.

• Kim Jong-un's ongoing rush to fulfill his Nuclear Weapon's program. Why? Nobody has directly threatened North Korea prior to his escalation in nuclear launch capability. In a similar matter, Donald Trump, in very late October of 2016, made a passing remark as he was getting on his Private Jet and with his back to the camera, "I am going to win this election"…(a slight pause and then), "I HAVE to win this election". It seems as if Kim Jong-Un and Donald Trump both have some type of personal mandate to achieve a goal, perhaps both may have huge debts with Russia, China, or both and in their own way have to do certain things to appease their debt holders.

Rather than the U.S threaten Kim Jong-un by publicly wondering if Kim Jong-un thinks he should be sleeping peacefully at night, DailyPUMA has suggested in the past that including Kim Jong-un as a NATO satellite in exchange for the dismantling of North Korea's nuclear weapon's program might be a better path to take. Plus, if Kim Jong-un refuses such an offer, then that too could be a signal that he is already in bed with Russia and China.

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