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elleng

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4. Thanks. Helps.

Reply to cali (Original post)

Sat Mar 30, 2013, 01:03 PM

Mar 2013

'North and South Korea are not so much trading outright threats as trading blustering vows of how they would retaliate if attacked. . .

the North Korean media are not quite as wrapped up in this war mood as one might think. The announcers spend the first 10 minutes or so reporting on peaceful matters before they start ranting about the enemy.'

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Questions for an Expert on North Korean Propaganda [View all] cali Mar 2013 OP

Thanks for Posting Sherman A1 Mar 2013 #1

My only suggestion... watch what happens in the JSA... Cooley Hurd Mar 2013 #2

"Bring it on!" "Smoke 'em out!" North Korean style. Tierra_y_Libertad Mar 2013 #3

Thanks. Helps. elleng Mar 2013 #4

Good book, I highly recommend it. LiberalLoner Mar 2013 #5

K&R thank you for posting the first perfectly sane analysis of this entire annual show. idwiyo Mar 2013 #6

K&R for important information. Brickbat Mar 2013 #7

Dang PolitFreak Mar 2013 #8

Kick idwiyo Mar 2013 #9

another kick to counter the breathless fear mongering bullshit. cali Mar 2013 #10

Good to get the non-fire-breathing perspective mainer Mar 2013 #11

Oh. This is a real expert on North Korean propaganda... SidDithers Mar 2013 #12

lol. yep. real expert. cali Mar 2013 #13