North Korea warns of retaliation over rocket

[Nova78]

North Korea warns of retaliation over rocket | World News | Comcast

North Korea accused the U.S. of hostility on Tuesday for suspending an agreement to provide food aid following Pyongyang's widely criticized rocket launch, and warned of retaliatory measures in response.

What retaliatory Measures ?

 

[iamwhatiseem]

They will release a press memo saying we bad people.

 

[bucs90]

Wow. At least they are consistent. North Korea, a LEFT WING Communist regime, is making threats if the US government doesn't keep giving them free shit. Yep, about right.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

Lol! Maybe they'll mount one of their warheads on a zodiac and boat over here. They just can't seem to keep their rocket program in the air.....peters out after a few seconds.

 

[Crackerjack]

What retaliatory Measures ?

They're going to flick a booger at us.

 

[peach174]

They could sell nukes to terrorists.

 

[Nova78]

They could sell nukes to terrorists.

Good one, now that would be scary......

 

[Crackerjack]

They could sell nukes to terrorists.

After watching that massive fail of a rocket last week, I'm not sure that I'd want to buy one from them!

 

[Conservative]

North Korea warns of retaliation over rocket | World News | Comcast

North Korea accused the U.S. of hostility on Tuesday for suspending an agreement to provide food aid following Pyongyang's widely criticized rocket launch, and warned of retaliatory measures in response.

What retaliatory Measures ?

They will cancel all future food aid to the US.

 

[Conservative]

What retaliatory Measures ?

They're going to flick a booger at us.

They just did, and it blew up about 90 seconds after they 'flicked'

 

[Toro]

Take 'em out.

Animals.

http://thedianerehmshow.org/shows/2012-04-04/blaine-harden-shin-dong-hyuk-escape-camp-14

 

[Ed Spacer]

Toro speaking my language.

 

[peach174]

Take 'em out.

Animals.

Blaine Harden, Shin Dong-Hyuk: "Escape from Camp 14" | The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR

Yep ! that's what they do. If you speak against the regime, you don't get arrested, you're family members gets put in the camps.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

There's a good book about that crap hole: Aquariums of Pyongyang

 

[Toro]

Take 'em out.

Animals.

Blaine Harden, Shin Dong-Hyuk: "Escape from Camp 14" | The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR

Yep ! that's what they do. If you speak against the regime, you don't get arrested, you're family members gets put in the camps.

I listened to this program. What's even more barbaric is that it's not just the political prisoners, but their families and the next two generations who are kept in those camps as slaves.

It's the biggest loser country in the world. Several years ago, this POS regime got all bent out of shape when the US government ordered a bank in Hong Kong to freeze an account with $25 million in laundered money suspected to have ties to the North Korean government. The regime threw a shit-fit. In international geopolitics, $25 million to most governments is like $100 to you or I - not worth getting embarrassed over. But North Korea is such a shithole, one of its main generators of hard currency is using its territory as an overland route for smugglers of the worst kind, with regime taking a hefty cut.

 

[Mac1958]

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So now we should take out North Korea.

Holy crap.

These armchair generals are so BRAVE.

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[LordBrownTrout]

Take 'em out.

Animals.

Blaine Harden, Shin Dong-Hyuk: "Escape from Camp 14" | The Diane Rehm Show from WAMU and NPR

Yep ! that's what they do. If you speak against the regime, you don't get arrested, you're family members gets put in the camps.

I listened to this program. What's even more barbaric is that it's not just the political prisoners, but their families and the next two generations who are kept in those camps as slaves.

It's the biggest loser country in the world. Several years ago, this POS regime got all bent out of shape when the US government ordered a bank in Hong Kong to freeze an account with $25 million in laundered money suspected to have ties to the North Korean government. The regime threw a shit-fit. In international geopolitics, $25 million to most governments is like $100 to you or I - not worth getting embarrassed over. But North Korea is such a shithole, one of its main generators of hard currency is using its territory as an overland route for smugglers of the worst kind, with regime taking a hefty cut.

Yeah, that book went into great detail about that same topic. The prisoner in the book eventually escaped and wrote of the horrid conditions in which he and his family subsisted in those camps. What I found amazing is that he didn't become bitter or full of hate.

 

[Katzndogz]

This is what happens with a boy king in charge. I mean obama. It was his policies that led to this debacle where he is caught between a rock and a hard place. Now Afghanistan wants two billion dollars a year in support! They know they are dealing with a lightweight. A lightweight in charge and a population of which a significant portion who will punish them with down twinkles.

 

[Katzndogz]

Yep ! that's what they do. If you speak against the regime, you don't get arrested, you're family members gets put in the camps.

I listened to this program. What's even more barbaric is that it's not just the political prisoners, but their families and the next two generations who are kept in those camps as slaves.

It's the biggest loser country in the world. Several years ago, this POS regime got all bent out of shape when the US government ordered a bank in Hong Kong to freeze an account with $25 million in laundered money suspected to have ties to the North Korean government. The regime threw a shit-fit. In international geopolitics, $25 million to most governments is like $100 to you or I - not worth getting embarrassed over. But North Korea is such a shithole, one of its main generators of hard currency is using its territory as an overland route for smugglers of the worst kind, with regime taking a hefty cut.

Yeah, that book went into great detail about that same topic. The prisoner in the book eventually escaped and wrote of the horrid conditions in which he and his family subsisted in those camps. What I found amazing is that he didn't become bitter or full of hate.

Bitter and full of hate! He turned his parents in and watched as they were executed! Full of guilt is more likely.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

I listened to this program. What's even more barbaric is that it's not just the political prisoners, but their families and the next two generations who are kept in those camps as slaves.

It's the biggest loser country in the world. Several years ago, this POS regime got all bent out of shape when the US government ordered a bank in Hong Kong to freeze an account with $25 million in laundered money suspected to have ties to the North Korean government. The regime threw a shit-fit. In international geopolitics, $25 million to most governments is like $100 to you or I - not worth getting embarrassed over. But North Korea is such a shithole, one of its main generators of hard currency is using its territory as an overland route for smugglers of the worst kind, with regime taking a hefty cut.

Yeah, that book went into great detail about that same topic. The prisoner in the book eventually escaped and wrote of the horrid conditions in which he and his family subsisted in those camps. What I found amazing is that he didn't become bitter or full of hate.

Bitter and full of hate! He turned his parents in and watched as they were executed! Full of guilt is more likely.

No he didn't. His parents were split up before they went to the concentration camps.