North Korea 'EXECUTES top diplomat for failing to get deal with Donald Trump'

The Mirror (UK) ^ | 30 May 2019 | Matthew Dresch

[wgmalabama]

Now that’s an HR system that I could get behind. Most HR teams can’t even officially put a memo in the employee file.

[M1911A1]

I wonder if the DNC is reading this headline and casting sideways glances at Chucky, Nancy, Jerrold and Lil’ Pencil Neck Adam Schiff.

Hey DNC, if it works for Kim with officials that can’t stump the Trump, then maybe it’ll work here.

I wonder if one of the treason weasels passed some info to the dearly departed about Trump being finished by impeachment any day now because of Mueller, Cohen, or some mystery scandal that they pawned off as genuine, like, oh, they did with the Steele fiction.

Would they doom some NORK diplomat to keep POTUS from scoring a win, even if it meant hurting our prospects for a nuke free NK? The same folks backed by the globalists who’ve spent the last few decades putting US wealth overseas, and bringing in waves of cheap labor here, would they put themselves ahead of the interests of Joe Sixpack?

Let’s ask Seth Rich.

[ameribbean expat]

“Translation error”. Those English verb conjugations get them a one way ticket to the hula every time. Trump’s fault. Using SAT words while trying to talk with a guy whose last face to face contact with an American was Dennis Rodman.

[SunkenCiv]

In North Korea, it's hard to find a man of that calibre.

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[Political Junkie Too]

It is believed Hye-yong was accused of undermining the authority of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un, by making a translation mistake.

So, what IS the North Korean word for "bigly?"

-PJ