We Can't Allow US-North Korea Summit in Singapore June 12, 2018, to Be Cancelled Due to Negligence in Washington

PBS

May 16, 2018

Dear Friends,

After the news media had reported yesterday that Kim Jong-un may cancel the U.S.-DPRK Summit at Singapore on June 12, 2018, on the “NutriMedical Report Show,” Dr. Bill Deagle stated that President Donald J. Trump may be forced to order a highly-intensive thermonuclearstrike over North Korea. Dr. Deagle’s reasons for such a nuclear attack were based upon several facts.

First, the North Korean Missile Crisis is caused by Pyongyang’s ability to launch many ICBMs from the Korean Peninsula that can strike any large American cities with thermonuclear bombs or warheads that would kill many millions of people living in the United States.

Second, the United States does not have any effective Missile Defense System in operation that could defend the American people from anythermonuclear strike against America.

Third, Japan and South Korea could still be targeted by North Korea, which would kill millions of Japanese and South Koreans.

While all of the aforementioned facts are true, if such an intensive strike against North Korea were to be carried out by the United States, it is highly probable that millions of Americans, Japanese and South Koreans might be killed by various means that would still be available to Pyongyang.

From my perspective, it is my opinion, which is based upon considerable intel information and knowledge, that the President’s advisers and members of his Cabinet have not considered all aspects of my proposal for an economic deal with Pyongyang as well as my idea, as a goodwill gesture, to send large shipments of food to the hungry and starving people in North Korea before the scheduled forthcoming Summit in Singapore. This is why, in my most recent letter sent by me to the President, I have advised him to arrange for my travel to Washington, D.C because the United States is still involved in the North Korean Missile Crisis that threatens the lives of all Americans, Japanese and South Koreans. So we cannot allow the forthcoming Summit to fail.

Therefore, I would urge all of you to share this letter right away with your friends, loved ones and those who care about America’s immediate and distant future. Thank you for caring. With kindest regards and may God bless America during this crucial time. JWS

Sincerely,

John W. Spring

John Walton Spring

Post Office Box 18946

Anaheim, California 92817

May 16, 2018

The President

The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20500

RE: WHY KIM JONG-UN MAY CANCEL THE U.S.-DPRK SUMMIT AT SINGAPORE

Dear Mr. President:

In my letter sent to you by email on May 7, 2018, I wrote the following in its second paragraph:

“North Korea appears to be changing from its somewhat positive course due to the hostility coming from Washington. So Pyongyang may decide to back-down from the forthcoming Summit with Kim Jong-un. Earlier, I advised as a good will gesture for large shipments of food to be sent to North Korea. If they had been considered and discussed, I would rather doubt there would be ‘second thoughts’ coming from Pyongyang.”

In my letter sent to you by email on May 9, 2018, I wrote the following in its first paragraph:

“Thank you for your determination and effort to gain the release of three Americans held in North Korea. This may be the time for you to arrange for large shipments of food to be sent to the very starving North Koreans as a goodwill gesture before the Summit. At the Summit, my proposal for an economic plan with Pyongyang by providing American technology for its mining industries could bring prosperity to North Korea that might raise that nation’s standard of living to nearly South Korea’s much higher level within the next decade, if it is implemented.”

If I were you, it would be my decision to bring John W. Spring immediately to Washington on a chartered jet air carrier because America remains in a Thermonuclear Missile Crisis with North Korea and this dilemma will not be resolved by White House staff and Cabinet members.

Sincerely,

John W. Spring

John Walton Spring

Post Office Box 18946

Anaheim, California 92817

May 7, 2018

The President

The White House

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20500

RE: IRAN, NORTH KOREA AND LEGAL CASES

Dear Mr. President:

For the record, since it became an issue, I have been strongly opposed to the Iran Nuclear Deal. However, due to the current set of circumstances in the Middle East, I would advise you to not break this agreement now. Tehran is considerably different now than when you were seated by Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson while trying to establish a casino there in 1978. If Iran were targeted, the thermonuclear “fall-out” would be carried by the Prevailing Westerly Winds around the world, which, of course, would reach America after crossing thePacific Ocean.

North Korea appears to be changing from its somewhat positive course due to hostility coming from Washington. So Pyongyang may decide to back-down from the forthcoming Summit with Kim Jong-un. Earlier, I advised as a goodwill gesture for large shipments of food to be sent to North Korea. In addition, I had proposed an economic deal with Pyongyang that would provide prosperity to North Korea. If they had been considered and discussed, I would rather doubt there would be the current “second thoughts” coming from Pyongyang.

Although I am not an attorney and never studied law, perhaps, it would be wise to have me as a member of your legal team. Michael Avenatti, is a highly-intelligent lawyer. So without me as a consultant, Stormy Daniels will probably win her case. I could also assist effectivelyagainst the Special Counsel Robert Mueller. As a geopolitical analyst, I would be very helpful at this time.

Sincerely,

John W. Spring

http://soundoffwithjohnwspring@outlook.com