Analysis of US National Security Issues on the Korean Peninsula
The polling data addresses various crucial questions related to US national security and the Korean Peninsula, including the potential resumption of military exercises in South Korea, readiness of US troops, North Korea's neutron bomb capability, leadership strategies, and alliance considerations. Insights are gathered on topics such as US values in policy-making, burden sharing structures, and influencing North Korea's elite. The content also explores North Korea's fears and examines the potential responses of the US Congress and President Trump towards Korean Peninsula issues.
Download Presentation
Please find below an Image/Link to download the presentation.
The content on the website is provided AS IS for your information and personal use only. It may not be sold, licensed, or shared on other websites without obtaining consent from the author. Download presentation by click this link. If you encounter any issues during the download, it is possible that the publisher has removed the file from their server.
E N D
Presentation Transcript
ICAS Polling VI: The Korean Peninsula Issues and US National Security 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Q2. Would you suppose that the US ought to consider resuming the cancelled or down-sized military exercises in SK (South Korea)? Q3. Would you suppose that the US Congress ought to consider holding Congressional hearings on whether the US troops are truly ready to "fight tonight"? Q4. Would you be surprised if NK (North Korea) demonstrates sooner rather than later its capability to test a neutron bomb? Q5. Do you believe that the leader has abandoned the seven decades old strategy of subversion, coercion, extortion, blackmail diplomacy, and use of force to achieve unification of the Korean Peninsula? Q6. Do you believe that the leader has abandoned the objective of splitting the US-SK Alliance and get the US forces off the Korean Peninsula? ICAS Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither Poll
ICAS Polling VI: The Korean Peninsula Issues and US National Security 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Q8. Would you suppose that President Trump will make good on American Values with NK policy and SK policy, respectively, just as he did with Hong Kong policy and stand up for brave people of the Korean Peninsula? Q9. Would you suppose that the US and SK ought to consider revising the burden sharing structure to a more equitable and sustainable process? Q10. Would you suppose that the US- SK Alliance ought to consider implementing an information and influence strategy targeting the NK's elite, i.e., second-tier leadership? ICAS Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither Poll
Q1. Who do you believe the leader of NK (North Korea) fear more? Please rank in order 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% US SK NK Declined/Maybe/Neither Most Least
Q2. Would you suppose that the US ought to consider resuming the cancelled or down-sized military exercises in SK (South Korea)? 3% 17% 81% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q3. Would you suppose that the US Congress ought to consider holding Congressional hearings on whether the US troops are truly ready to "fight tonight"? 0% 47% 53% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q4. Would you be surprised if NK (North Korea) demonstrates sooner rather than later its capability to test a neutron bomb? 3% 25% 72% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q5. Do you believe that the leader has abandoned the seven decades old strategy of subversion, coercion, extortion, blackmail diplomacy, and use of force to achieve unification of the Korean Peninsula? 3% 8% 89% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q6. Do you believe that the leader has abandoned the objective of splitting the US-SK Alliance and get the US forces off the Korean Peninsula? 0% 11% 89% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q8. Would you suppose that President Trump will make good on American Values with NK policy and SK policy, respectively, just as he did with Hong Kong policy and stand up for brave people of the Korean Peninsula? 3% 42% 56% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q9. Would you suppose that the US and SK ought to consider revising the burden sharing structure to a more equitable and sustainable process? 0% 33% 67% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
Q10. Would you suppose that the US-SK Alliance ought to consider implementing an information and influence strategy targeting the NK's elite, i.e., second-tier leadership? 0% 3% 97% Yes No Declined/Maybe/Neither
