Pocho highlights the fundamental problem the US suffers worldwide.

Americans calling for military action against NK plays right into the hands of terrorists, Russian and China, as well as the principal antagonist, NK.

When Trump threatens military action, NK says, "see, they want to bomb us."  And the rest of the world, as uncomfortable as they are with a nuclear NK, cannot disagree.

I think the world views a Trump led US as an unpredictable danger.  Add in the "mineral" grab in Afghanistan, the provocations toward Iran (in the form of threats to take other presumably more harsh action in violation of, or dismissal of the Iran nuclear treaty), threat of military action in Venezuela, and the over all knee jerk "Trump tough-talk" in response to just about every international issue, and the world sees a potentially out of control bully.

Reporting has even Japan trying to interface with McMaster, Mattis and Kelly and bypassing Trump as things heat up in Korea.

How will  world react?