That is affirmative.
He's a neurosurgeon and the Paul Farmer Global Surgery Scholar at the Harvard Medical School. @keepark. He is also the director of the North Korean program at the Korean American Medical Association.
Posted on 12/19/2017 8:56:24 PM PST by Faith Presses On
Agreed. I should have said that I meant more like it was ghost written. They’ve got all those people here undercover, I can’t remember how many thousands, trying to influence our society.
When did the NYT hire Dennis Rodman? /s
It takes a special kind of stupid to take one’s child to North Korea.
To say that hunger in North Korea is our fault is a breathtaking display of intellectual dwarfism. The economy of North Korea is commanded by a bureaucracy dictating the allocation of labor, raw materials, and industrial infrastructure. Feeding its population requires a hand full of senior technocrats to decide resources should go towards exports earning food imports and equipment allowing the country to be agriculturally independent. Instead the people starve before an incomprehensible array of military hardware.
Such a change in direction as noted would be a revelation commanding the full support of surrounding countries and tensions would disappear.
Yes, that’s very odd. And it makes no sense unless you’re in really good with the regime, and probably even with China. China would likely have to be your insurance card since the Kims execute people close to them all the time.
Yeah, it is all our fault.
If only Boosh hadn’t installed Kim as dictator, North Korea would still be the great democracy and the breadbasket of Asia, as it was all through the previous centuries.
“It is not “our” fault, it is the fault of the scumbags running North Korea.”
Exactly. North Korea has enough land mass, fertile soil, and shoreline to provide way more than enough food for its people. Further, it’s major trading partner, China, is right next door, and could be helping provide food. Meanwhile, the ‘leader’ of North Korea does not look like he’s missed many dinners.
Well said. It’s clearly the NK leadership’s fault, but it is tragic. Those people are suffering.
Kee B. Park must be Kim Jung Un’s pen name.
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The NK people need to learn the power of pitchforks.
North Korea has announced it’s intention to launch two satellites, both large enough to carry multiple nuclear weapons and EMP devices and we simply cannot allow this to happen under any circumstances.
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They must be destroyed in space, if necessary.
Probably a strong correlation between how fat he is and why the peasants are starving. Fatty’s eating all the food!
That is affirmative.
He's a neurosurgeon and the Paul Farmer Global Surgery Scholar at the Harvard Medical School. @keepark. He is also the director of the North Korean program at the Korean American Medical Association.
The dictators there chose to isolate the country and keep the populace in the dark. The people of the country are the only ones who can save themselves, by overthrowing the leaders.
...the Ladies PGA tournament.
Five of the women in the top ten are from Korea. They all looked healthy and well fed to me.
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That’s because they’re South Koreans and most of them live in the US and attended universities here.
And he gets to freely enter and leave North Korea with his family?
How the heck do you get that kind of passport?
Obviously, it’s not a totalitarian communist dictator’s fault that his people starve. It’s freedom’s fault. “Blame America First” has been the NYT motto for generations.
Not too interested in the NOrks nutrition. NOt as long as we have kids going to bed hungry every day.
America first.
Yes, it is our fault that the dictators or North Korea prefer to spend vast amounts of the nations resources nourishing their own power and their nuclear arms ambitions instead of running a government that would not have international sanctions on it. The dictators prefer their power and the nuclear arms to feeding their own people.
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