[headsonpikes]

Now there’s a political marketing slogan:

“Socialism - it’s less fattening!”

[moonshot925]

[LucianOfSamasota]

Didn’t Jimmah Cottah assure us that N. Korea was a wonderful place? You remember...when he and Clinton funded the N. Korean nuclear program in the ‘90’s with US foreign aid? (But we didn’t have to worry, ‘cause the $ Billions US were ONLY to be used for humanitarian purposes, and the program was overseen by Kofi Annan’s UN, and the Koreans PROMISED to give up their nuclear program in return for the aid? Of course, we later found out that the Koreans had BRIBED the UN inspectors, and used the money to complete their nuclear program. But how could Clinton and Cottah have known, right?)

Another smashing success for liberal foreign policy!

[17th Miss Regt]

Linda Chavez is complaining about how bad North Korea is. But things were at least that bad in America under George Bush!

(/liberal)

[mkjessup]

The following URL leads to a YouTube video that I have posted before, uploaded by 'DavidKoHannah' and it is by far one of the most disturbing and depressing things I have ever seen regarding the suffering of the North Korean people.

Surprisingly, I've had other posters make snide comments about the 'quality' of the song, one joker started off on a rant about 'why should we care' when they (the North Korean people) 'gave up' their freedoms, the sheer stupidity of such posters astounded me.

So at the risk of once more being assailed for posting a song by an 'idiot' (referring to KoHannah), here it is, and by all means be aware: this is not for the squeamish.

"Human Flesh Being Sold In The Market"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rwakb8JeMww /

[headsonpikes]

"North Korea's new leader, Kim Jong-Eun, has done what few expected when he assumed power after his father's death last December. Instead of loosening control in the most totalitarian nation in the world, Kim Jong-Eun has actually expanded the number of North Koreans subject to forced labor, torture, starvation and death in the totalitarian nation's prison camps."

He has correctly learned the most important lesson for long-lived tyrants - first induce overwhelming fear, then everything else is easy.

[NonValueAdded]

Edmund Burke weeps ...

[HOYA97]

If anyone is interested in learning more about the suffering of North Koreans who have escaped to China please watch the documentary “Seoul Train”. Its available on netflix. Its a powerful film and should be watched by all.

[gzzimlich]

Its high time the western world stopped kissing Chinese arse and got together to give the N. Korean despots a good kicking.

We refused to accept a considerably more modest brand of tyranny from Saddam and in my (ever so humble) opinion the twits running the show in Pyongyang should be next on the end of the rope.