Anyone Else Noticed the North Korea Zipperhead Has Been Quiet

[Geaux4it]

the little fat fish head has been laying kind of low. Me thinks he got the message that POTUS means what he says. Unlike that pussy Obama and his red lines and all

-Geaux

 

[Likkmee]

He's not yet tired of having birthdaze. I'd just nuke the fux anyway. ! million supposedly signed on to fight( or get free food). Just wipe them off the map.Use something gentle so the great people of South Korea can farm it.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

the little fat fish head has been laying kind of low. Me thinks he got the message that POTUS means what he says. Unlike that pussy Obama and his red lines and all

-Geaux

Kim Jong-un is going to personally launch his next missile himself and imminent.

Then he is going to ask for Political Asylum in Marxist New York

 

[AVISSSER]

One word...Chynuh...believe it, believe it.

 

[JimBowie1958]

 

[JimBowie1958]

 

[WillMunny]

Maybe he's busy feeding more of his close relatives to packs of starving dogs. Which he has a track record of doing.

 

[waltky]

Mebbe cause word got out Fatboy's daddy was a deadbeat...

North Korea owes millions to Poland, Czech Republic
Oct. 27, 2017 -- North Korea did not repay $2.6 million in debt to the Czech Republic for 30 years, and neighboring Poland struggled with obtaining payments from the Kim Jong Un regime, according to Voice of America.

Jakub Vintrlik, a spokesman for the Czech Republic's finance ministry, said Friday North Korea began to incur debt with the Central European country in the early '90s. Prague then tried to negotiate with North Korea in 2009 and again in 2010 but failed to find a solution, according to VOA. The Czech Republic exported equipment to North Korea during its period of communist rule.

Transportation gear, electric trains and heavy equipment were exported to North Korea, but Pyongyang may never have paid for the goods after receipt. Vintrlik said North Korea requested all debts be forgiven but added Prague has no intention of canceling any of North Korea's obligations. According to documents acquired by VOA, North Korea requested about 95-100 percent of outstanding debt with the Czech Republic be canceled.

North Korea’s Kim Jong Un on board a subway train in Pyongyang in 2015. The regime purchased electric trains and other transportation equipment from the Czech Republic decades ago but Prague may never have been paid for the goods.​

Poland has also been unable to recoup losses after delivering military Mi-2 helicopters to North Korea before the fall of the communist government in Warsaw. North Korea has yet to repay the remainder of the $4.32 million debt it owes Poland after paying $1.7 million of the debt in 2012. Other countries in Europe seeking repayment of debt include Sweden, Switzerland and Finland, according to VOA.

North Korea may be feeling squeezed as it copes with some of the heaviest sanctions in its history. On Thursday the U.S. Treasury announced additional sanctions on seven North Korean individuals and three entities, connected to rights abuses detailed in a new State Department report, CNBC reported.

North Korea owes millions to Poland, Czech Republic