Speaking of North Korea . . .
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A vid I put together a little over a year ago. Some of you (who follow this site) have seen it, many have not.
And, for good measure, a true story. In 2005 I traveled to Northeast China. I wrote-up a little report on that trip, ending with my being schooled by a local government official on China — North Korea Relations. Here it is: “Delegation.”
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Ahhh. . . and let the myth-making begin:
AP- North Korea says a fierce snowstorm paused and the sky began glowing red above sacred Mount Paektu just minutes before leader Kim Jong Il’s death.
State media say the ice on volcanic Lake Chon at the mountain in the far north cracked with a load roar.
And in the city of Hamhung, a Manchurian crane circled a statue of Kim’s father, late President Kim Il Sung, before alighting on a tree, its head drooping before it took off toward Pyongyang. . . .
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