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5. Did he actually serve in the Korean War?

Sat Nov 30, 2013, 11:11 AM

Nov 2013

Wow, that tells you something about how insane they are. So they consider all who served in the war they started to be "criminals?"

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North Korea says American it detained is a criminal [View all] icymist Nov 2013 OP

I've got to agree... SoapBox Nov 2013 #3

There is a precedence of US Korean war vets visiting NK. Ash_F Nov 2013 #4

Maybe this is kind of what he expected or wanted? Victor_c3 Dec 2013 #14

There are tours you can do to NK treestar Nov 2013 #6

How could they know that? Igel Nov 2013 #10

"Not to blame the victim, but the victim's to blame." (nt) Posteritatis Nov 2013 #7

Bush can't go to a couple of countries for War Crimes and Torture. joshcryer Dec 2013 #18

Did he actually serve in the Korean War? treestar Nov 2013 #5

Remember, it's a place that considers political crimes genetic. Posteritatis Nov 2013 #8

They don't believe the war ever ended Marrah_G Dec 2013 #15

Maybe people will quit going anywhere near there. Dreamer Tatum Nov 2013 #11

Anyone that goes near NK is crazy Joey Liberal Nov 2013 #12

What about Dennis Rodman? He went to NK. Is he cra-- Dr. Strange Dec 2013 #16

Kick. (nt) pinto Dec 2013 #13

Too bad he's not a young attractive female journalist marshall Dec 2013 #17