Be Creative on Newspapers on 16th FEB on Kim Jong-Ill Photos
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Yo! This FEB 16th is my birthday but UNLUCKILY is the same of the so called "great" North Korean Leader, Kim Jong-Ill.
From every year on 16th FEB, on my birthday, I always see greetings of happy birthday to the North Korean B*****d on newspapers, either Today, New Paper or Streats or Straits Times.
I STRONGLY URGE you people to be creative on newspapers on this16th FEB on Kim Jong-Ill Photos! (Burn his photo, draw his face, etc)
CRIMES of Kim Jong-Ill:
1) For the past few years, this communist party animal has been spending utterly millions of dollars given by governments all round the world to aid his peoples' hunger. Instead he spent the money, millions, to hold his birthday bashes. SHAME ON HIM!
The money would have improved his country and help feed his people with proper food. Instead he left his people feeding on barks of trees and grass. You can see his people running away from home to elsewhere. 2) Not only the money was not spent on his people's stomachs, he spent them on large scale military budgets! 3) Now, this pork-chop broke international agreement on nuclear thingy. And he said his country needed power (My Foot! You wanted power! Your people needed FOOD!)
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My posting on KIM JONG IL dated 10 Feb 2003 08:23hrs at "USA GOES TO WAR". -
He looks cute...
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is he sick...why Kim Jong ill ...as in ill = sick?
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a popular N Korean surname la.. N Korea has surnames like Kim, Yong, Ill etc... S Korea more popular surnames like Park, Lee etc
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is Parka from South Korean then? So he is Park A...Originally posted by Master -_-:a popular N Korean surname la.. N Korea has surnames like Kim, Yong, Ill etc... S Korea more popular surnames like Park, Lee etc
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thats wat i think initially
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aiyoh, dun link to your own comp directory leh, liddat cannot see picture. .Originally posted by Eiizumi:
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Not only that, he has slave camps, where he keeps citizens in for dissension. They are starved, and they are made to do forced labour. And they are used as guinea pigs for Chemical n Biological weapons tests.
The people will serve out their "sentence" until the entire family line is dead. Yes, if you complain about the "LEADER" u n ur family get n expense paid vacation to the slums. Together with your children, grandparents, n extended family.
He is one shitface asshole that my friends n I like to be in a room with. Beat the shit ouf of him. Burn his Daffyduck collection in front of him. -
slums? that place is WORSE....at least the slums , humans CAN live in...and there are no inhumane treatments...Originally posted by Shotgun:Not only that, he has slave camps, where he keeps citizens in for dissension. They are starved, and they are made to do forced labour. And they are used as guinea pigs for Chemical n Biological weapons tests.
The people will serve out their "sentence" until the entire family line is dead. Yes, if you complain about the "LEADER" u n ur family get n expense paid vacation to the slums. Together with your children, grandparents, n extended family.
He is one shitface asshole that my friends n I like to be in a room with. Beat the shit ouf of him. Burn his Daffyduck collection in front of him.
Kim should have his balls cut off....hmmm maybe if can...i'll pull out his balls through his throat
i like the character daffyduck too....hmm dont burn them? send them to me?
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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/030216/1/37t1u.html
Sunday February 16, 10:30 AM
Birthday boy Kim is god, philosopher king, rock star rolled into one
North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, celebrating his 61st birthday, is a god, philosopher king and rock star rolled into one in his home country.
To the nation's 22 million people, the chubby, curly-haired head of the Korean Workers' Party is an infallible genius giving on-the-spot guidance on everything from military strategy to industrial production.
"We're able to face the US superpower and the hostile US policies because of our brilliant commander, Chairman Kim Jong Il," said Ryu Sung Rim, a senior foreign affairs official. "He is a thinker on a par with Marx and Lenin."
People in Pyongyang got up before daybreak last week to prepare sidewalks and public parks for the grand birthday festivities Sunday, while state television beamed lengthy reports of even Kim's tiniest activities.
"Long Live the Sun of the 21st century, General Kim Jong Il," reads a wide red banner greeting passengers as they descend escalators to the "Prosperity" metro station.
"Our country is one big family, and our father is Kim Jong Il," said a translator assigned to foreign visitors.
This metaphor hits a particularly soft spot with North Koreans, whose government has never tried to break up traditional family ties the way the leaders of China did in the early decades of communist rule.
At a Pyongyang exhibition, dozens of government departments and army units are competing to produce the most splendid arrangements of the Kimjongilia, a brand of Begonia allegedly invented by a Japanese admirer.
"I love flowers," Pyongyang housewife Ri Sang Mi told the Pyongyang Times. "Among them I like Kimjongilia best because it is not only beautiful, but also bears the name of the great leader Kim Jong Il who works hard to bring joy to us."
Foreign observers have few doubts that after 55 years of constant, monotonous propaganda, the large majority of North Koreans really do have genuine feelings for their dictator.
"Ordinary people have been on a one-way track to this kind of brainwashing and have been roboticized into believing in this nonsense, said Dong-bok Lee, a senior associate with the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
For all its pumped-up magnificence, the Kim Jong Il personality cult is strangely devoid of a person at its center.
Contrary to the ubiquitous statues of his father Kim Il Sung, who died in 1994, images of Kim junior are mostly absent from the streets.
As the regime has built up expectations over the past week for the lavish birthday bash, Kim Jong Il has instead been represented in the streets by posters of the Begonia that carries his name.
It could suggest that Kim's main attraction is the reflected glory of his later father.
"Kim Jong Il said, 'Don't expect any change from me, we will uphold the policies of Kim Il Sung'," said a Pyongyang resident as if he were reciting words of deep wisdom.
Nowhere does the adoration of Kim senior become clearer than at his mausoleum on the outskirts of Pyongyang, where thousands pay their respects every day.
Visitors are given headphones in which a trembling voice describes how the entire nation was struck by grief at Kim's demise, but goes on to say consolingly that he "will be with us in all eternity".
As the long rows pass slowly by the embalmed remains of Kim, every other woman breaks into tears, an illustration of how the emotions of an entire population can be manipulated.
With access to no news from abroad, nearly all North Koreans are unaware that Kim Jong Il is widely seen overseas not as a savior, but as a main source of his country's desperate economic predicament.
Rather, preparatory committees have been hard at work from Tajikistan to Poland to mark Kim's birthday, while seminars on his feats have been held as far away as Mexico and Austria, the state news agency KCNA claimed.
No official wants to speculate what life in the impoverished nation will be like after Kim Jong Il dies, and all questions of his succession are immediately put to rest.
But according to reports, officials are now planning to create a new cult around Kim's second son, Kim Jung Chol.
The question is how long North Korea can remain isolated from the outside world, and its people kept unaware of how unusual their extreme hero-worship is, foreign experts said.
The well-educated may be the first to abandon the Kim cult, according to Lee of the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
"When it comes to the elite, it's entirely different from what it used to be some years ago," he said. "Some of the elite have been exposed to the outside world, and have some capacity to question and to feel curious." -
quite a bang up hair style he got there
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kim jong il... love his fashion sense mang... and his hair... so punk n new wave. not to mention his wonderful "holiday" camps in the N.Korean countryside...
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Kim Jung Il is basically a fat S.O.B. (literally) with too much power in his incapable hands and will get torn apart piece by piece if ever he falls from power anytime soon and ends up in the hands of certain contrymen of his. . .
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To judge the dangerous vanity of this man......
....it was reported in the North Korean State Media that he is so gifted that on his FIRST attempt at Golf, he scored 11 Hole-In-One out of the 18 holes played.
Even Tiger Woods can hardly manage more then two in all the Championship games in one year.
Such is the dangerous media hype that is manipulated by the State machinery that can "persuade" public opinion to be blind to the twisted genius of a Human Being.
We, in Singapore, are not immune to the same kind of attempts. -
11 holes in one... bullshit. Theres only one hole, and thts kim jong il. an asshole. only a communist country would bother reporting abt their leader's gold scores...Originally posted by Atobe:To judge the dangerous vanity of this man......
....it was reported in the North Korean State Media that he is so gifted that on his FIRST attempt at Golf, he scored 11 Hole-In-One out of the 18 holes played.
Even Tiger Woods can hardly manage more then two in all the Championship games in one year.
Such is the dangerous media hype that is manipulated by the State machinery that can "persuade" public opinion to be blind to the twisted genius of a Human Being.
We, in Singapore, are not immune to the same kind of attempts. -
And then it goes around again... people blaming the Americans for not taking action and standing idly by when people suffer.
The Americans take action, whole world label them as busybody. They don't take action, people blame them. I don't envy their position. -
Sure, take action, by all means, Kim Jong Ill, Saddam Hussein, the Ba'ath Party and the North Korean commies deserve every killing machine that can be tossed at them. But why make the Iraqi and North Korean pay for their rulers evils? As have often been seen, American attempts at punishing dictators often punish innocent people for the most part instead of the madmen they're aimed at.Originally posted by Shotgun:And then it goes around again... people blaming the Americans for not taking action and standing idly by when people suffer.
The Americans take action, whole world label them as busybody. They don't take action, people blame them. I don't envy their position.
There has to be a better way to take out these madmen other than bombing their civilians back to the Stone Age. -
North Korean Communists are major suckers and liars.
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If US takes actions, South Korea will not be happy. US offers support only.Originally posted by Shotgun:And then it goes around again... people blaming the Americans for not taking action and standing idly by when people suffer.
The Americans take action, whole world label them as busybody. They don't take action, people blame them. I don't envy their position.