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Is this really Obama and Clinton's new foreign policy approach?
http://dirt.yahoo.com/s/ynews/20090723/pl_ynews/ynews_pl836 -
Pyongyang: Uhn uhn! I'm not a loser, you're a loser.
Washington: You're a loser times infinity.
Bangkok: Long!
What do you reckon on from a loser ? If we can get through 4 years of Obama without him getting us into a major war it will be an incredible piece of luck. He needs to go as settled as possible, one way or another I don;t care how, for the security of this Country. He is a blithering idiot !
In all probability just the "Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy" gearing back up......
Pyongyang North Korea
Pyongyang North Korea
The Last Kim of Pyongyang? - by Daniel M. Kliman
For more than two decades, Myanmar was a pariah official ruled by military generals that suppressed political dissent, straitjacketed the media, persecuted ethnic minorities, and -- ignoring resource riches -- failed to improve its people's living standards. The Of one mind States continuously sanctioned Myanmar and subjected it to regular rhetorical whippings in Congress. It was, for pauperism of a better parallel, the North Korea of Southeast Asia. But the transformation of the past few months has been nothing except for of remarkable. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's landmark visit late last year underscored the changes within Myanmar, and on Jan. 13, the Merged States restored full diplomatic ties with the country after it made good on its pledge to release a critical number of political prisoners and signed a cease-fire with ethnic Karen rebels. America's breakthrough with Myanmar remains rickety; the government will have to meet other benchmarks such as abiding by the results of April's parliamentary by-election. Still, this thaw raises the topic: Could it ever happen in North Korea?
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(1 diggs) Not the Pyongyang Times
THE only publication written by North Koreans, about North Korea, for consumption by the outside world, is named after a river that flows from the North to South Korea and into the Yellow Sea.
THE only publication written by North Koreans, about North Korea, for consumption by the outside world, is named after a river that flows from the North to South Korea and into the Yellow Sea.
(1 diggs) Fireworks In Pyongyang
Kim Jong-il, reputedly a fan of Hollywood pictures, is like the rest of us guys: He likes to see stuff get blown up. North Korea’s “Dear Leader” just has better toys, like real nukes and missiles.
Kim Jong-il, reputedly a fan of Hollywood pictures, is like the rest of us guys: He likes to see stuff get blown up. North Korea’s “Dear Leader” just has better toys, like real nukes and missiles.
(3 diggs) The Philharmonic in Pyongyang
Images from the New York Philharmonic’s arrival and scenes from the streets of Pyongyang and the performance at the Mansudae Art Theater.
Images from the New York Philharmonic’s arrival and scenes from the streets of Pyongyang and the performance at the Mansudae Art Theater.
(7 diggs) In peril in Pyongyang?
"Indeed, from the whole tawdry affair only one clear winner has emerged – an exuberant Bill Clinton – even if, according to an insider, ‘the joke in the White House was that the girls were safer in North Korea than on the plane going home with Bill’."
"Indeed, from the whole tawdry affair only one clear winner has emerged – an exuberant Bill Clinton – even if, according to an insider, ‘the joke in the White House was that the girls were safer in North Korea than on the plane going home with Bill’."
(1 diggs) Detention in Pyongyang
Two American reporters are being held by North Korea as prisoners of war.
Two American reporters are being held by North Korea as prisoners of war.
N discusses return to nuclear talks: | #Pyongyang 
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Chinese vice-premier leaves Pyongyang: Chinese Vice-Premier Li Keqiang left here Tuesday after wrapping up a thr... 
