North Korea question

dellinger63 · #1 08-07-2009, 08:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Danzig

there is a very real possibility that the girls were dragged across the border by north korean guards which would make this a kidnapping. .

Well it turns out they did cross (for 30 seconds?) Obviously we could learn a great deal about border security from that little dictator.

Mike · #2 08-07-2009, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

Well it turns out they did cross (for 30 seconds?) Obviously we could learn a great deal about border security from that little dictator.

Good point!

hoovesupsideyourhead · #3 08-07-2009, 10:23 AM

glad slick willy pulled a jessey j..you know he got a "happy ending" on the plane..

Danzig · #4 08-07-2009, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

Well it turns out they did cross (for 30 seconds?) Obviously we could learn a great deal about border security from that little dictator.

oh yeah, cause years of hard labor is certainly the correct punishment for thirty seconds across an invisible line. the day we start taking pages out of the books of countries like north korea is the day we start to cease to exist as the land of the free.

Danzig · #5 08-09-2009, 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

Well it turns out they did cross (for 30 seconds?) Obviously we could learn a great deal about border security from that little dictator.

i just read this:

Christian activists who work on the North Korean border believe two American television reporters may have walked into a trap when they were detained in March and say their arrests led to a crackdown on refugees.

Mitchell Koss, 56, a television producer, and Kim Seong-chol, a Chinese-Korean guide, both escaped and were reportedly detained by Chinese police.

“There is a strong suspicion that he [the guide] was heavily involved and it was a trap,” said an experienced activist who has led dozens of refugees to safety. There has been no word of Kim.

Such suspicions are bolstered by a first-hand account given to The Sunday Times by an American missionary who was warned by Chinese police a month earlier that the North Koreans were trying to capture a foreign journalist.