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Like a petulant child who doesn’t get its way, North Korea likes to throw tantrums. A few days ago the rogue state reminded the world how troublesome it is by launching several short-range missiles in the first weapons tests since President Joe Biden took office, sending a sharp message to the new US administration. But behind the aggression, dictator Kim Jong-un is in serious trouble as his regime teeters on bankruptcy. Tom Steinfort, one of the few western journalists to have reported from the hermit kingdom on multiple occasions, says North Korea desperately needs cash and is willing to do almost anything to get it, even selling weapons and drugs on the black market. Now though, these long-suspected crimes have been fully exposed by the unlikely combination of an extraordinary hidden-camera sting and a heartbroken family determined to get justice for their son, who travelled to North Korea for an adventure holiday but ended up imprisoned and tortured to death.

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jimbennett
3 years ago

ya, just a family vacation to north korea.. i have a feeling there's more to the story.. but I would not take my kids there.. Why would I do that especially with a dumbass kid like theirs?

Lucifer
3 years ago

Yes he is a bad guy, now what?

jimbennett
3 years ago

well, whether the story is true or not I would say don't take a family vacation to North Korea.. That's about it.. live and learn.

erick rendoza
3 years ago

His father was bad. In the 90s they used biological testing to clean out prisons/families from their prisons one scientist escaped came to wash dc and clinton refused to talk to him. The secret service kept this man behind closed doors. As NK diplomats where talking peace as they were killing off whole famililes.

erick rendoza
3 years ago

jimbennett
3 years ago

@SQUEAK077: Did they carpet bomb Iraq? or raise our prime rate to 20% as they flooded America with foreign immigrants?? then turn around and give all the money to the immigrants through home mortgage refis?? no? well we should probly string the buishes up by their balls..

erick rendoza
3 years ago

@jimbennett: Every time we level a country we rebuild them so their factories out perform our own.

erick rendoza
3 years ago

And we end up being in debt with them What is it 380 mill a day in interest alone goes to china?

Lucifer
3 years ago

@jimbennett: "..as they flooded America with foreign immigrants??.." If I had my own country I would have open borders for anyone whos IQ is 130+ (Elon Musk, etc) I would even pay for the ticket.... the rest i would shoot in the face

Lucifer
3 years ago

@SQUEAK077: China used to own large dollar reserves (4 trillion), but since the USA is on a crazy printing binge they brought that down to 1 trillion orso, compared with the 30 trillion total debt, its nothing

jimbennett
3 years ago

@Lucifer333: very bizarre comment imo..

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