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If the USA is lucky, they'll soon have their own egomaniac running their country too.
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I really believe assassination is the way to go. Take the evil ones out with a bullet to the back of the head.
[h=1]U.S. sends 3 B-2 bombers to Asia-Pacific[/h]
https://www.cnn.com/2016/03/10/politics/b-2-bombers-sent-to-asia-pacific/index.html
https://www.cnn.com/2016/03/10/politics/b-2-bombers-sent-to-asia-pacific/index.html
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Will hockey save us from nuclear war? Hmmmmmm
North Korean hockey team plays against Canadians in Pyongyang
https://www.ctvnews.ca/sports/north...lays-against-canadians-in-pyongyang-1.2814154
North Korean hockey team plays against Canadians in Pyongyang
https://www.ctvnews.ca/sports/north...lays-against-canadians-in-pyongyang-1.2814154
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N Korea to cut only communication channel with US
North Korea has announced that it will sever the only channel of communication it has with the United States and hinted at harsher punishments for American detainees in the country, in retaliation to Washington's decision to blacklist leader Kim Jong-un for human rights abuses.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/07/korea-cut-communication-channel-160711200309168.html
North Korea has announced that it will sever the only channel of communication it has with the United States and hinted at harsher punishments for American detainees in the country, in retaliation to Washington's decision to blacklist leader Kim Jong-un for human rights abuses.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2016/07/korea-cut-communication-channel-160711200309168.html
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The isolated kingdom of North Korea Has Just 28 Websites
In a world that is increasingly globally interconnected with websites and domains, we have more than 140 million .com and .net domains to surf. Add to this the millions of websites for each country code top-level domain, or ccTLD, such as .de for Germany, .cn for China, .in for India and so on.
So we should assume that the secluded and godforsaken communist holdout, North Korea may have a decent number of websites operating through its top-level country domain .kp. We were wrong, North Korea has only 28 websites operating using its top-level country domain, .kp.
The usually hidden data came to light when by mistake, North Korea misconfigured its nameserver, leaking the list that holds information on all of the domains that exist for .kp, allowing anyone to query it and get the list. The snafu by North Korea’s system administrators which was first revealed by Mothecommunity, allowed anyone to ask the country’s nameserver and get information about the web services in the isolated kingdom.
All the 28 websites using .kp were owned by the Government of North Korea, which is not surprising considering the iron like grip Kim Jong-un and his palsies have over the state. Most of the websites are pretty antique as can be seen from the image of the website state-owned Air Koryo airline, or that of the Kim Il Sung University.
https://www.techworm.net/2016/09/isolated-kingdom-north-korea-just-28-websites.html
In a world that is increasingly globally interconnected with websites and domains, we have more than 140 million .com and .net domains to surf. Add to this the millions of websites for each country code top-level domain, or ccTLD, such as .de for Germany, .cn for China, .in for India and so on.
So we should assume that the secluded and godforsaken communist holdout, North Korea may have a decent number of websites operating through its top-level country domain .kp. We were wrong, North Korea has only 28 websites operating using its top-level country domain, .kp.
The usually hidden data came to light when by mistake, North Korea misconfigured its nameserver, leaking the list that holds information on all of the domains that exist for .kp, allowing anyone to query it and get the list. The snafu by North Korea’s system administrators which was first revealed by Mothecommunity, allowed anyone to ask the country’s nameserver and get information about the web services in the isolated kingdom.
All the 28 websites using .kp were owned by the Government of North Korea, which is not surprising considering the iron like grip Kim Jong-un and his palsies have over the state. Most of the websites are pretty antique as can be seen from the image of the website state-owned Air Koryo airline, or that of the Kim Il Sung University.
https://www.techworm.net/2016/09/isolated-kingdom-north-korea-just-28-websites.html
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What a turn off.
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wow - I just tried to post quotes from a Wikipedia article about prostitution in North Korea and got a big warning page saying that I was BLOCKED from posting!
I guess we're forbidden to discuss this topic. Hmmmmmm
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Main article: Kippumjo
The North Korean government engages in forced prostitution. Its prostitutes are known as manjokcho (만족조 "satisfaction team(s)") and are organised as a part of the kippŭmjo, who are drafted from among 14- to 20-year-old virgins, trained for about 20 months, and often "ordered to marry guards of [Kim Jong-il] or national heroes" when they are 25 years old.[SUP][3][/SUP] For a girl selected to serve in the kippŭmjo, it is impossible to refuse, even if she is the daughter of a party official.[SUP][3][/SUP] Manjokcho must have sex with male high-ranking party officials. Their services are not available to most North Korean men.[SUP][3][/SUP] Not allkippŭmjo work as prostitutes—the source used is unclear as to whether only adult women are assigned to prostitution, or whether there is prostitution of children; other kippŭmjo activities are massaging and half-naked singing and dancing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_North_Korea
The North Korean government engages in forced prostitution. Its prostitutes are known as manjokcho (만족조 "satisfaction team(s)") and are organised as a part of the kippŭmjo, who are drafted from among 14- to 20-year-old virgins, trained for about 20 months, and often "ordered to marry guards of [Kim Jong-il] or national heroes" when they are 25 years old.[SUP][3][/SUP] For a girl selected to serve in the kippŭmjo, it is impossible to refuse, even if she is the daughter of a party official.[SUP][3][/SUP] Manjokcho must have sex with male high-ranking party officials. Their services are not available to most North Korean men.[SUP][3][/SUP] Not allkippŭmjo work as prostitutes—the source used is unclear as to whether only adult women are assigned to prostitution, or whether there is prostitution of children; other kippŭmjo activities are massaging and half-naked singing and dancing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_North_Korea
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I only glanced at the page for a few seconds, but it said something about the page containing words or links that weren't allowed.
Adding to the weirdness of my day, I just got a phone call from a number in Russia, but they didn't leave a message. :unknw:
