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Ahhhhhhh see ya!

In other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.

An opportunity for something good to happen over there - or things are about to get a lot more unstable. Let's pray for all the sane people on the Korean peninsula!

His successor, son number 3 I believe, is foreign educated. Do you think that could help the North Koreans come into the 21st century, shed their old ways and welcomed the new ways?

TillyGalore wrote:His successor, son number 3 I believe, is foreign educated. Do you think that could help the North Koreans come into the 21st century, shed their old ways and welcomed the new ways?

No it won't.

And in other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead. (Nice work, windsor!)

Lavabe wrote:

TillyGalore wrote:His successor, son number 3 I believe, is foreign educated. Do you think that could help the North Koreans come into the 21st century, shed their old ways and welcomed the new ways?

No it won't.

And in other news, Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead. (Nice work, windsor!)

Unfortunately, I have to agree with Lavabe. I wish Tilly was correct but I don't hold out much hope. However, there are some good signs. A high school friend spend 8 days in North Korea working with aid organizations. There are pictures and an article here: http://divinity.duke.edu/news-media/new ... 4ricekorea

Wow. 2011 - The Year of the Dead Bad Guys.

-Osama Bin Laden
-Momar Ghadaffi (sp)
-Kim Jong II

Not a good year to be a global bad guy.

-EarlJam

I get the feeling that nothing will change.
His son is bound to have learned how to be successful in the ways of 'Nuclear Bribery'. It's their main industry.