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Dictator Celebrates As North Koreans Starve (Kim Jong-Il)
The Telegraph (UK) ^ | 2-17-2005

Posted on 02/16/2005 5:58:13 PM PST by blam

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1 posted on 02/16/2005 5:58:13 PM PST by blam
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Isn't SOCIALISM/COMMUNISM beautiful ????


2 posted on 02/16/2005 5:59:02 PM PST by EagleUSA
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S i c k


3 posted on 02/16/2005 6:01:11 PM PST by nuconvert (No More Axis of Evil by Christmas ! TLR)
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I wonder how many parties are going on over at DU?


4 posted on 02/16/2005 6:04:04 PM PST by Dallas59 (Bush said the "F" word 27 times January 20th, 2005!)
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Channeling DU here: But Bush spent $40 Million on his inaugural while the homeless slept sewer vents. It's totally comparable.


5 posted on 02/16/2005 6:04:37 PM PST by Callahan
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"The day is an auspicious holiday for progressive people all over the world," said the KCNA.

I'm afraid the KCNA is correct. I'm sure there are a few leftists in the U.S. who marked the "Great Leader's" birthday today. It's twisted.

6 posted on 02/16/2005 6:05:19 PM PST by 68skylark
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Sure, especially when the regimes are anti-US.


7 posted on 02/16/2005 6:06:45 PM PST by Guillermo (HR 1146 repeals the United Nations Participation Act of 1945 - Call your Congresscritter!)
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Did Madeleine Albright attend the auspicious progressive festival?

I understand Kim's champagne and cognac are quite splendid.

8 posted on 02/16/2005 6:11:56 PM PST by Savage Beast (My parents, grandparents, and great grandparents were Democrats. My children are Republicans.)
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9 posted on 02/16/2005 6:18:39 PM PST by Oztrich Boy (Here to help)
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Birthday tributes to Kim Jong-il

Justin McCurry in Tokyo
Thursday February 17, 2005
The Guardian

Days after drawing international condemnation by declaring his country a nuclear power, the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, was showered with domestic plaudits yesterday as he celebrated his 63rd birthday.

While members of the communist state's elite dined on pheasant and venison, the official media heaped praise on a man condemned by the west as a tyrant.

The newspaper Rodong Shinmun described him as an "illustrious commander, endowed with outstanding commandership art and matchless courage and pluck."

Mindful of western pressure on Pyongyang to negotiate an end to its nuclear weapons programme, the newspaper vowed that any "plot of the US imperialists" against North Korea would prove futile "and the sovereignty of our country will be firmly defended".'

The impoverished citizens of North Korea, where more than 1 million people are said to have starved to death in the 1990s, were given small packets of rice, meat or other rations - personal gifts from the Dear Leader.

Despite rumours that Mr Kim is preparing to hand over to one of his three sons, Korea watchers interpreted the birthday celebrations as a sign that he is reaffirming his grip on power.

10 posted on 02/16/2005 6:20:00 PM PST by blam
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There is a very special and horrific place in Hell reserved for this demonic so-called 'family'.

I wouldn't be surprised if Kim Jong ends up playing 'Wormwood' to his already-burning-daddy's 'Uncle Screwtape'.

You have to be familiar with C.S. Lewis to get this joke.


11 posted on 02/16/2005 6:26:36 PM PST by Mad Mammoth
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Official name of North Korea: The People's Democratic
Republic of Korea

Notice Democratic? The name says it all.


12 posted on 02/16/2005 6:27:30 PM PST by stbdside
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Official name of North Korea: The People's Democratic
Republic of Korea

Notice Democratic? The name says it all.


13 posted on 02/16/2005 6:27:32 PM PST by stbdside
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To: Dallas59

Sorry for the double post.


14 posted on 02/16/2005 6:29:43 PM PST by stbdside
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Is Whoopie Goldberg celebrating ?


15 posted on 02/16/2005 6:33:02 PM PST by Eric in the Ozarks
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I don't know: "Children's dance displays, synchronised swimming, ... flower shows".

Could "Dear Leader" be a bit wifty.


16 posted on 02/16/2005 6:46:43 PM PST by sd-joe
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Channeling DU here: But Bush spent $40 Million on his inaugural while the homeless slept sewer vents. It's totally comparable. How did they do that--"slept sewer vents?" North Korea is incomparable here--sorry.
17 posted on 02/16/2005 7:02:48 PM PST by moog
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The impoverished citizens of North Korea, where more than 1 million people are said to have starved to death in the 1990s, were given small packets of rice, meat or other rations - personal gifts from the Dear Leader.

That was their year's supply of food.


18 posted on 02/16/2005 7:03:51 PM PST by moog
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This pompous, nose-thumbing display would be mildly amusing if weren't for the fact that millions are suffering.


19 posted on 02/16/2005 7:13:29 PM PST by DoctorMichael (The Fourth Estate is a Fifth Column!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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I glanced over there, at DU, since your comment got me curious and they seem to be ignoring Korea. I looked all over and couldn't see where they were talking about it. Perhaps because it doesn't fit into their political agenda. There is lots of chatter about Syria but a strange silence on Korea. I admit that I didn't stay long on their site but you would think I could find something on it. Perhaps they are hoping that it just goes away. To look at this pig of a dictator is to become filled with anger. Their bloggers might start to sound like Republicans and start calling him part of a axis of evil. Perhaps they might even call upon the government to promote freedom and democracy around the globe. It is best if they do not give themselves over to righteous anger against the enemies of the Republic, because they need to save it to attack their own president.
20 posted on 02/16/2005 7:29:29 PM PST by dog breath
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