@adamkokesh Sir,
One of the most important lessons from the First Korean War is that sometimes arrogance is our worst enemy. In his new book, “The Beautiful Country and The Middle Kingdom,” John Pomfret wrote that China had warned the United States not to cross the 38th parallel. Since China and the United States hadn’t established a formal diplomatic relationship at that time, China chose India’s ambassador to China, K. M. Panikkar, to let the United States know that if U.S. troops invaded North Korea, China would be forced to intervene.
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