‘Real News From The Blaze’: North Korea Watch

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• Pro-Palin

  Posted on April 10, 2012 at 7:30am

  I see …. future US intercept and it it may not be just US but Japan involved in missile tech warfare.

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• M24

  Posted on April 5, 2012 at 1:48pm

  If south Korea cant take of the U. S. Intrests Over there ,Then We Should Cut ties With South korea its Been going On way To long . The North Koreans Are Cowards We Kikked their Asz once , And then taught the south koreans How To Kikk Their asz Now Its Time For South Korea To Wake Up! Its No Secret That North Korea And China And Russia And Iran Are Supplying The Afgahn Taliban With Arms Wake Up People There Is A Shitz Storm Brewing !!!!

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• jordy2010

  Posted on April 5, 2012 at 11:06am

  Gordon Cheng. I enjoy listening to him often on the John Batchelor show……

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• Snowleopard {gallery of cat folks}

  Posted on April 4, 2012 at 11:11pm

  Kaiser Obama will use this matter as a means to grab more and more control here at home; he may even try to start a war with the North to ensure his becoming POTUS one more time. Never forget that Obama will use any event and situation to his own distorted advantage to hold onto power and control over the nation.

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• NotPoliticallyCorrect

  Posted on April 4, 2012 at 10:58pm

  My heart goes out to those 200,000+ prisoners in N. Korea. I had no idea those camps have gone on twice as long as the Soviet Gulag and twelve times longer than the Nazi concentration camps. I think we need to raise the awareness…read Escape from Camp 14 by Blaine Harden…riveting.

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  • progressiveslayer

    Posted on April 5, 2012 at 8:41am

    I watched a dvd last night titled Seoul train,about the underground railroad to help people escape N.Korea.They had footage of the concentration camps and the people starving to death,it was horrific.
    Communism is a death cult and they engage in genocide routinely it’s evil beyond compare.

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  • Oakenquill

    Posted on April 5, 2012 at 11:23am

    North Korea is not Communist, with a capital “C”, society. At least, not in the Stalinist vein. They are a regime peopled by true-believing “mothers” (the leaders, all male, are revered for their mothering characters), whose “citizens are expected to behave like children” (”The Cleanest Race,” 82, BR Myers, 2010):

    “It goes without saying that this state-sponsored infantilism exerts a strong psychological appeal. Erich Fromm wrote of how man’s fear of emerging from the warm security of the family keeps him “in the prison of the motherly racial-national-religious fixation.” No less obvious is the incompatibility of this propaganda with Marxism-Leninism. Believing that “the people is an eternal child,” as the French revolutionary Saint-Just famously remarked, Lenin saw the communist party‘s raison d’etre in forcing it to grow up. The Soviet party posed as an educating father, as did the dictator who so famously talked of the need to “re-engineer” the human soul.” (Myers, 83).

    North Koreans do want to grow up; they do not want to take care of themselves; they do not want a government-less society. Food-aid and whatnot is precisely how they want to be taken care of.

    The missile launch is more for internal benefit; like Gordon Chang was saying, this is a military-based society, and the military must appear strong for internal appearances.

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