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Pyongyang metro check ou the leaders work
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Road trip! All hail the Juche idea!
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El Guapo said:
Don't think so. Closest you'll get is us few up here in Canuckstan!
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El Feo said:
Grain production is up 6% this year in Hamgyõng-namdo province, and the St. Bernard feedlot operation has just started in Chagang-do.
탈북자동지회"는 공 Juche idea 산주의 독재통치를 반대하여 북한을 capitalist pigs 탈출한
민주주의 자들의 동지적 집단이다.
"탈북자동지회"는 한반도의 평화를 수호하 reunification 고 민주주의에 기초한 민족의 통일 go boom 실현하기 위하여 투쟁하는 것을 기본 nuclear 사명으로 하고 있다.
Great Leader say Chow down!
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ok fellow workers I've noticed there is an improper disregard for both "The Great Leader" and "The Dear Leader". praise bioth for now on, or else you'll be sleeping in the unfinished windowless hotel in Pyongyang.
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You do know that Pyongyang is the sister city of Dayton, Ohio, don't you? Dayton also have a very impressive subway system.
The shy North Koreans were characteristically slow to respond to Dayton's overtures until an offer was made to invite a delegation of North Korean dignitaries to visit and tour Dayton. A promise to include a tour of Wright Patterson Air Force Base seemed to cinch the deal. The Great Leader Kim Il Sung personally telephoned Mayor McGee to accept the invitation.
This proved to be the first of many visits by the endlessly fascinated North Koreans who were especially interested in touring Wright Patterson. The student exchange program proved popular with very eager students of nuclear physics who flocked to Wright State University. Sadly, no Dayton student has lasted more than 3 weeks as a student at Great Leader University in Pyongyang. It's a shame that our young people are so weak-willed.
The shy North Koreans were characteristically slow to respond to Dayton's overtures until an offer was made to invite a delegation of North Korean dignitaries to visit and tour Dayton. A promise to include a tour of Wright Patterson Air Force Base seemed to cinch the deal. The Great Leader Kim Il Sung personally telephoned Mayor McGee to accept the invitation.
This proved to be the first of many visits by the endlessly fascinated North Koreans who were especially interested in touring Wright Patterson. The student exchange program proved popular with very eager students of nuclear physics who flocked to Wright State University. Sadly, no Dayton student has lasted more than 3 weeks as a student at Great Leader University in Pyongyang. It's a shame that our young people are so weak-willed.
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is this real -I'm reading the site contents and I'm not sure what to think. commie christians??