[OldGuard1]

I just found the reaction to the latest threats interesting, and thought some background might go well with it, how they portray the "American Bastards" (the second word almost always coming after the first), who children are taught to hate from a young age. Thankfully, North Koreans are slowly becoming less isolated and increasingly learning the truth of the world outside their borders. But for most people, there's still very little information flow, and the state dominates the messaging.

[brucedickinson]

let’s go “free “ them. That always works do well.

[Eddie01]

I swear if I had a dollar for every time I’ve been called a murderous ogre...

[dfwgator]

[Hugin]

“air pirates” and “warriors who master the occult arts”.

Cool.

[tet68]

Proud Air Pirate since 1966!
Avast ye scurvy commie lubbers!

[OldGuard1]

An interesting article about what a North Korean kindergarten is like.

[Frank_2001]

So if we are so horrible, why are they always looking to start fights with us??? ;)

[Daniel Ramsey]

Lets give North Korea Obamacare!

[Bogie]

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2017/05/06/national/politics-diplomacy/pacifist-japan-might-acquire-cruise-missiles-strike-north-korea-source/#.WQ_jEr66_Hl

[Sasparilla]

The fat one calls DJT and his team “Stooges.”
Haven’t heard that term used by commies since cold war propaganda days.

[montag813]

[Sam Clements]

As a teenager back in the 60’s I purchased a short wave radio to amuse myself with during the long winter nights. This was during the Cold War and it didn’t take long to discover the propaganda programming from behind the iron curtain. The most entertaining programs were those from North Korea. Nothing has changed regarding the insane nature of their statements. The thing that has changed is that with nuclear weapons a definite possibility this fat, little weirdo could actually inflict some serious damage.