North Korea renews call for dialogue

"North Korea renews call for dialogue"

Let me translate: We are running out of money, the winter is harsh and we need support. We can't lose Kaeson, either. Please respond to our bidding or we open fire again.

Sincerely,
Kim Yong Il, speaking with the thoughts of the devine Kim il Sung.

JohnC
(Joe, 16 January 2011 20:28)

Talk about dumb and dumber. Now how is the US going to help anyone out when it doesn’t have enough money for its own poor? Even during Bill Clinton’s time the US did a deal with North Korea then reneged because it could not afford to carry it through – it was costing too much money.

It’s an old trick where “your door is always open for dialogue” to make the other side look bad.

How brainwashed are you Albanians to think that China would let North Korea collapse and then have a US loving Korea on its doorstep spreading freedom and democracy?

""North Korea renews call for dialogue"

Let me translate: We are running out of money, the winter is harsh and we need support. We can't lose Kaeson, either. Please respond to our bidding or we open fire again."
JohnC

John you got it. I like your sense of humor.

"Now how is the US going to help anyone out when it doesn’t have enough money for its own poor? "
sj

Oh how sweet. You try to make believe that you care about the US's poor?
Don't make me cry.
Well don't go too fare to see the answer. Just compare the taking care of poor in Serbia with that in the US. Food stamps and expanded unemployment money in the US. If it would be possible 1,5 million poor Serbs would move to the US overnight. That would solve your financial problems.

"North Korea renews call for dialogue"

Let me translate: We are running out of money, the winter is harsh and we need support. We can't lose Kaeson, either. Please respond to our bidding or we open fire again.

Sincerely,
Kim Yong Il, speaking with the thoughts of the devine Kim il Sung.

""North Korea renews call for dialogue"

Let me translate: We are running out of money, the winter is harsh and we need support. We can't lose Kaeson, either. Please respond to our bidding or we open fire again."
JohnC

John you got it. I like your sense of humor.

"Now how is the US going to help anyone out when it doesn’t have enough money for its own poor? "
sj

Oh how sweet. You try to make believe that you care about the US's poor?
Don't make me cry.
Well don't go too fare to see the answer. Just compare the taking care of poor in Serbia with that in the US. Food stamps and expanded unemployment money in the US. If it would be possible 1,5 million poor Serbs would move to the US overnight. That would solve your financial problems.

JohnC
(Joe, 16 January 2011 20:28)

Talk about dumb and dumber. Now how is the US going to help anyone out when it doesn’t have enough money for its own poor? Even during Bill Clinton’s time the US did a deal with North Korea then reneged because it could not afford to carry it through – it was costing too much money.

It’s an old trick where “your door is always open for dialogue” to make the other side look bad.

How brainwashed are you Albanians to think that China would let North Korea collapse and then have a US loving Korea on its doorstep spreading freedom and democracy?