No lights in North Korea

[mancroft]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=410158&in_page_id=1811

Looks very eco-friendly to me. Think of the energy being saved!

[meshou]

I've also heard they have to wait a month to bury the dead so no one will dig them up and eat them.

[Architectonic]

Think of the energy being saved!

So poverty is a good thing now? :ph34r:

[mancroft]

So poverty is a good thing now? :ph34r:

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[Dom]

Maybe it's preparation... in case they need a blitz style black out over the next few months....

[mancroft]

Maybe it's preparation... in case they need a blitz style black out over the next few months....

Amazing what lateral thinking can do!

:rofl:

[NoahFence]

They haven't cut their power. They've just erected a giant tarp over the entire country to foil US spy planes. There's a hole in it over PyongYang so they can still shoot missiles.

[nomir_dva]

They haven't cut their power. They've just erected a giant tarp over the entire country to foil US spy planes. There's a hole in it over PyongYang so they can still shoot missiles.

Actually, they couldn't help it - they had to make the hole to accomodate the Ryugyong Hotel (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryugyong_Hotel).

[dunee]

This is particularly scary (but unforch. not surprising):

"Except for my wife and family, that is my favourite photo," said Mr Rumsfeld.

[NoahFence]

Holy shit, the tone taken in that article and in the comments is terrifying. God have mercy on our souls.

Think they agree with Rummy, or is his bullshit just so potent that they come away smelling of it too?

[omnirook]

Whenever one of the slobs in the Bush mis-Administration begins to make humanitarian noises, I get nauseous. We're talking about the people (?) who are in a desperate bid to make torture not only a legal but a legitimate tool for interrogating people. We're talking about the people (?) who are perfectly ok w/carpet bombing. We're talking about the people (?) who believe that any regime which doesn't display Mickey Mouse in its corporate branch-outlet logo needs to be "changed." Until North Korea attacks this country - and I mean its geographical territory and its living, breathing citizens versus its "corporate citizens," I don't care what Kim Il Jung does. Let China worry about it. Let South Korea worry about it. Let Japan worry about it. The slobs that are running this country should not be allowed to care for a pen full of rounded up sewer rats.

[NoahFence]

Of course the administration cares about us lesser citizens! Why, without us, they'd have to work in their own oil fields!

[inspectorgadget]

Whenever one of the slobs in the Bush mis-Administration begins to make humanitarian noises, I get nauseous. We're talking about the people (?) who are in a desperate bid to make torture not only a legal but a legitimate tool for interrogating people. We're talking about the people (?) who are perfectly ok w/carpet bombing. We're talking about the people (?) who believe that any regime which doesn't display Mickey Mouse in its corporate branch-outlet logo needs to be "changed." Until North Korea attacks this country - and I mean its geographical territory and its living, breathing citizens versus its "corporate citizens," I don't care what Kim Il Jung does. Let China worry about it. Let South Korea worry about it. Let Japan worry about it. The slobs that are running this country should not be allowed to care for a pen full of rounded up sewer rats.

Is your qualm mainly with the current administration or America in general?

Let's say Hillary wins in '08... should she do something about - say - the Sudan, North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Al-Qaeda... etc?