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oXoCube
Canada197 Posts
Which of course isn't to say that their method of dealing with it isn't disgusting. | ||
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BoZiffer
United States1841 Posts
On December 13 2013 07:40 furymonkey wrote: Do you think Kim Jong-un wants to reform the country? and to do so, he has to remove the existing roots, while bringing the people he can trust up to rank? Or he simply wish to continue what NK always been doing, but just consolidating his power? Both are possible but I'm afraid only one is really probable... | ||
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iMAniaC
Norway703 Posts
On December 13 2013 07:40 furymonkey wrote: Do you think Kim Jong-un wants to reform the country? and to do so, he has to remove the existing roots, while bringing the people he can trust up to rank? Or he simply wish to continue what NK always been doing, but just consolidating his power? He might even want to "reform" it even further away from freedom for its people... “Jang was a very iconic figure in North Korea, particularly with economic reform and innovation,” said Zhu Feng, professor of international relations at Peking University, and a specialist in North Korea. “He is the man China counted on to move the economy in North Korea. This is a very ominous signal.” [...] Mr. Jang had visited China on a number of occasions and had been considered the most important advocate of the Chinese style of economic overhaul that the government in Beijing has been urging North Korea to embrace. Source In addition, from late November: Activity has been observed at a North Korean nuclear site consistent with an effort to restart a reactor, the International Atomic Energy Agency chief, Yukiya Amano, has said. Source And early December (last week) North Korea has deployed more attack helicopters and rockets near a disputed western sea border with South Korea, the South’s intelligence chief told Parliament on Friday, raising fears that the North might be planning a provocation to deflect attention from reports of a brutal internal power struggle. Source However, all of this doesn't mean that there's going to be some kind of provocation from North Korea. First off, it might all be tied to the ousting of Kim's uncle, and it may have been preparation for a way to get the attention away from the ousting if it didn't go as smoothly as it did. Secondly, North Korea moves stuff around on a regular basis and it doesn't necessarily mean anything. Unfortunately, with North Korea, you never know. Especially if some of the higher-ups in the military start fearing for their positions, seeing how Jang was arrested and executed in quick succession, and some sort of power play appears, a small-scale attack on South Korea (like the sinking of Cheonan or shelling of Yeonpyeong were) seems kind of probable, if I've understood the experts correctly. But, as I said, with North Korea, you never know. | ||
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iMAniaC
Norway703 Posts
In a move that George Orwell’s Ministry of Truth would have applauded, North Korea has erased 99 per cent of its state news archive. Around 35,000 articles have vanished from the official website of the Korea Central News Agency (KCNA), and approximately 20,000 articles from the website of the Rodong Sinmun, the official newspaper of the ruling Workers’ Party. As a result, KCNA’s digital archive now only reaches back to October, with the exception of a small number of articles about Kim Jong-un, such as “Kim Jong-un Sends Congratulatory Message to Youth”, from August 2012. Source The article continues on to say that it may be temporary, due to server load or just difficulties in removing just the ones about Kim's late uncle, but if any of those are the case, then it's weird that they've taken the trouble to get those articles removed from Google searches as well... | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
On December 17 2013 04:17 iMAniaC wrote: Eh? Source The article continues on to say that it may be temporary, due to server load or just difficulties in removing just the ones about Kim's late uncle, but if any of those are the case, then it's weird that they've taken the trouble to get those articles removed from Google searches as well... Well they don't call it a purge for nothing... | ||
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RvB
Netherlands6262 Posts
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jello_biafra
United Kingdom6639 Posts
On December 17 2013 04:54 RvB wrote: Or they'll edit them.completly to shift out his name everywhere going full 1984. They've already removed him from a documentary that's been shown 9 times before on state TV. | ||
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ticklishmusic
United States15977 Posts
I thought the NFL was the sport where head injuries were a problem. | ||
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
Honestly I think its a good thing that Kim has an American friend. | ||
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heliusx
United States2306 Posts
On December 20 2013 07:00 ticklishmusic wrote: Dennis Rodman goes ahead with his visit to his friend-for-life Kim Jong Un a week after the latter executed his uncle and rewrote the history of his country. I thought the NFL was the sport where head injuries were a problem. He was always bananas but I think what he's doing is definitely beneficial to America. He's pretty brave! | ||
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jinorazi
Korea (South)4948 Posts
I'm really curious of how the nkorean conservatives feel about kim-rodman relationship | ||
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Jisall
United States2054 Posts
Source | ||
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mainerd
United States347 Posts
BEIJING -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful uncle was stripped naked, thrown into a cage, and eaten alive by a pack of ravenous dogs, according to a newspaper with close ties to China's ruling Communist Party. Link | ||
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goody153
44237 Posts
wtf. just when i started to see hope for humanity i see this. fuck this world | ||
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Zooper31
United States5711 Posts
On December 21 2013 02:33 Jisall wrote: Lol Looks like North Korea is at it again. Issuing thread via Fax. Source Who the fuck still uses the fax? | ||
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
So what you're saying is that Kim Jong Un is basically Joffrey from Game of Thrones | ||
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Jisall
United States2054 Posts
Someone got Anti-Vick'd lol. I feel bad for his uncle though, no matter how much of a prick the dude was, that has got to be a shit way to go. My work. We also use software from 1990's hahaha. Still ahead of the not-so democratic peoples republic of korea | ||
KwarK
United States43533 Posts
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PassiveAce
United States18076 Posts
I hope its bs. it sounds so out of place in this time. ok maybe north korea doesnt have 120 "hunting hounds" but I dont think its out of their ability to find enough dogs to do the trick. im pretty sure its bullshit. Wel see north koreas reaction, if they dont respond at all, then its bullshit. if they deny everything its probably true | ||
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Belisarius
Australia6233 Posts
That said, I do think it's likely that this was made up by whatever Chinese tabloid ran it. | ||
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