Well, understanding how the Hillderbeast is prone with getting it wrong... 
as per http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html it says "쉬운" is Korean for "easy."
BTW here is some eye candy... 
for ya!
Posted on 03/09/2009 12:03:47 AM PDT by TigerLikesRooster
I’m sure Madeline Halfbright, Jr. will soothe the savage DPRK beasts with a “that was easy” button or some such...
Ping!
North Korea’s top leader Kim Jong Il has been unanimously elected to the parliament, state media said Monday.
The official KCNA quoted the election committee as saying that the leader gained 100 percent approvals following a 100 percent turnout.
“This is the expression of all service persons and people’s absolute support and profound trust in Kim Jong Il,” KCNA said.
http://www.newspostonline.com/world-news/north-korean-top-leader-elected-to-parliament-2009030938609
I'm sorry that the approval was only 100 %, he deserves more than that ;-)
Well, understanding how the Hillderbeast is prone with getting it wrong... as per http://www.worldlingo.com/en/products_services/worldlingo_translator.html it says "쉬운" is Korean for "easy."
BTW here is some eye candy... for ya!
Rut roh
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To borrow from an old soviet joke..."we pretend to attack them and they pretend to defend against it" Kim has his finger off the real trigger, but I still don't like him trying to launch ICBM's, err satellites.
Hun? Had a 1st Division guys tell me... 
it was "Second to Nuns!!"
};^b)
Remember the Pueblo
I don’t like the way this is developing, all it will take is for the missile to fail for them to say it was shot down
and launch an attack.
Are we still sending food and other aid to these bastards?
"We have a diplomatic emergency! QUICK - Order me 50,000 cheap, gimmicky plastic buttons and have someone find out how to say "RESET" in North Korean!"
I agree. On one hand, threats from the DPRK are common and usually quite graphic. I recall them threatening to turn Seoul into a ‘sea of fire’ and at one point claiming they could destroy Los Angeles.
But, the political landscape is vastly different this year. Kim Jong-Il may or may not be in control. We have a weak president and a military which would be hard-pressed to project enough manpower to deal with a conventional attack. I see this as a test from the North, but a dangerous test. I don’t think they’d be stupid enough to probe the DMZ when ROK/US troops are running exercises - but an ‘accidental’ skirmish could spiral out of control very quickly.
http://www.koreanwar.org/html/dmz_war.html
Ok, this is not good.
You forgot Massachusetts and the Bay Area of California...
Cheers!
The Norks always act up during this time. Every d#$n year, like clockwork... And every year, the world trembles in terror, having forgotten what happened just one year prior.
Dig up an article on No Korea from 10-15 years ago and it is as relevant today as it was when written. Isolated, starving, led by a despot who is as out of sync with reality as he is paranoid, armed to the teeth with antiquated but no less lethal weapons systems. . . . And now they sever communications after issuing a warning that they will retaliate for ANY response to the nuclear capable missile they are about to launch?
Yes; this is some nasty soup for sure.
The entire article is good—especially when read with 15 years of 20/20 hindsight—and page 8 is very good. A Websearch is certainly worth the time.
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/news/articles/940620/archive_011982.htm
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