Posted on 11/03/2006 3:30:20 PM PST by Tailgunner Joe
Communism! Come, workers of the world! You have nothing to lose but your chains!
Unreal.
Czar Putin...
Another piece of Clinton legacy---with the aiding and abetting of Madeline Not-so-bright.
Bill Clinton- President of the USA:
The gift that keeps on giving.
Russia will probably say; "That's a good deal!"
Maybe like the Mexicans coming to the US. As bad as some think the border crossers are treated none want to go "home."
good for them, bartering is a good way to go
The North Korean government has only four sources of hard currency. They are Pachinko (no, I'm not kidding), counterfeiting U.S. currency, exporting ballistic missile technology, and illegal narcotics trafficking. The money situation is so desperate that NK diplomatic staff have been known to generate operating funds for their embassies through the illegal drug trade. They often bring the drugs into foreign countries in diplomatic pouches.
Free Vodka too.....no more kin chee but plenty of borscht.
Hey North Korean slaves may even gain a few pounds.
Communism doesn't work. Never has, never will. This doesn't surprise me that they would stoop so low.
At this rate North Korea will be a shoo-in for chairmanship of the U.N Commission on Human Rights.
The slaves should JUMP at the chance to leave the country!
Heck, we ought to try to get in on the deal so we can get more info on whats going on inside the borders of that hell hole! Everyone could win on this deal.
Kim the Elder traded labor to the East Germans in exchange for supplies of sodium cyanide. Sodium cyanide is used to extract gold from ore. It is an efficient process, but very dangerous. He sent the gold nuggets to banks in Europe. He didn't allow the nuggets to be melted into standard bars because he was afraid of theft by his own people! I have wondered many times about what happened to those laborers when the wall fell. Kantzler Merkel, who has a PhD in chemistry, probably knows, or could find out easily.
China holds approx one trillion worth of US debt. At approx yield of 5%, China extracts 50 billion from US Treasury each year. In time to come, if the greenback loses too much value, maybe China will accept "labor" for interest payments. Gotta go....don't wanna miss the big sale at WalMart.
I think you missed my point completely.
We should start massive air drops of arms all over the country.
Right......like some commie thug wants an armed citezenry. Uh-huh.
Please go to some website of your choice and read just how Sodium Cyanide (NaCn) is used to exact gold from its ore.
A very dilute NaCn solution in Water (H2O) disolves the gold from the ore into solution. This solution then is processed however Gold (Au) nuggets are not produced.
The process is NOT dangerous since the initial solution is
processed many times and at the end the remaining solution, held in holding pits, is degraded into essentially nothing by the sun's UV rays.
The process is used thru out the world and is the best for the environment for the aforementioned reasons.
Just what items Kim Ill the 1st sent to the USSR were not nuggets as commonly understood.
Goes to show just how bad things are in North Korea.
People go to gulags for holiday.
NK's going to work in Russia. Well, Russia and NK do have a common border. NK needs the money and Russia needs the workers. Sounds like a good trade.
And now: The American Predicament! Unemployment dropped to 4.4% today. 5.0% unemployed is usually considered 'full' employment, meaning that 5% of the people are unemployable, which means that .6% or a minimum of 600,000 people who aren't qualified to do anything ... are working at jobs, and getting paid!
They can't all be Postal Workers or BATF agents, so who-the-hell are they??
And, as an aside, all them illegal Mexicans got jobs too! So what's the answer? We obviously need more workers in the USA, so how do we get them?
Answer - Annex Mexico and rename it 'Texico'! And the bonus is that there's some oil there. Just some thoughts. Stay well, y'all..............FRegards
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