Posted on 11/24/2017 10:29:59 PM PST by Oshkalaboomboom
‘Oh” is all that’s known for the name of the North Korean soldier whose escape to South Korea became a viral video. But we do have a bit more to the story.
Shots hit the 24-year-old five times in the lungs and intestines as he ran to freedom in the heavily guarded border zone. He’s now recovering in intensive care. His stomach contained raw corn kernels — a clear sign of brutal food shortages, though North Korea’s border guards are usually the regime’s most trusted, and favored, troops.
With “more than 20 years of experience as a surgeon,” said Lee Cook-jong, Oh’s chief surgeon, “I have not found parasites this big in the intestines of South Koreans” — or anywhere outside medical textbooks.
The refugee also has tuberculosis and hepatitis B. At 5 feet 5 inches and 130 pounds, he’s much shorter and lighter than the average South Korean his age.
You can see why he’s the third North Korean soldier to defect this year. And why the regime has its forces digging new trenches and planting obstacles to prevent any similar escapes, and reportedly has also switched out the troops that had been on the border.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
Mojo is back?
What about Eschoir?
You know that's part of it. I hope he discussed preparation and baking as well.
Mojo Nixon How many units did you move today Mojo? LOL
LOL I hate malls but communisim sucks way harder with big sharp pointy Teeth and lest revenue
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=IAoh_yteKkc
Communist suck
It’s a good book that skirts hobo culture
Not communism but 1%ers
I debated that one for a while, then the chance to go hunting came up. I had a blast.
I debated that one for a while, then the chance to go hunting came up. I had a blast.
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