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To: DogByte6RER

It didn't really take 20 years to build, as in they were working on it the whole time. They were building it and abandoned the project while it was still just the core structure, and left it abandoned for years, exposed to the weather. Then pictures of it, like the above picture, and articles about it started circulating around the Internet, saying it was abandoned and eventually would collapse.

Then the North Koreans noticed that we had noticed it. This really looked bad for the North Korean regime having an ugly, falling apart mega skyscraper hovering over their capital, so they decided to fix it, not by demolishing it or finishing it, but wrapping it in a glass shell so it looks finished. That might offer a bit of protection from the weather but it will still just sit there and rot away till it collapses. It has probably already been deteriorating too much to salvage.

3 posted on 09/27/2012 8:09:44 PM PDT by Vince Ferrer
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To: Vince Ferrer

If it really is unusable, that thing has the makings of one hell of a controlled demolition after the regime falls and Korea is reunified.


5 posted on 09/27/2012 8:13:47 PM PDT by verum ago (Note to self: check the date, stupid!)
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To: Vince Ferrer

good analogy of their government


14 posted on 09/27/2012 9:09:21 PM PDT by yldstrk (My heroes have always been cowboys)
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To: Vince Ferrer
Looks like they put a nice shiney skin on it, but beyond that it should be a feature of the ghost city of Shanghai. Sorry, all you multiculti enthusiasts, but Asians are still idiot children compared to the West.
15 posted on 09/27/2012 9:11:26 PM PDT by hinckley buzzard
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