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Uncle Kim Sorry??
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ten4one
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22-Oct-2006 06:42
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Sorry??? No such word found in his vocabulary! Uncle Kim????? No...no...no ....should be Madman Kim- more suitable title. Cheers!!!!!!! |
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mwzl95
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21-Oct-2006 22:26
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He's probably just trying to cool things down 4 a while. In a few months time, we'll hear of another nuclear test. |
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pikachu
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21-Oct-2006 22:13
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The fact that he apologises means that he KNOWS he's in trouble now because the nuclear test was a failure. He's like a big bully who tried to scare everyone with a gun but then everyone found out that it was a super-soaker instead. |
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allantanhc
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21-Oct-2006 16:00
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Good news. Good for the world and everyone. This has removed some uncertainties hovering stock markets of Asian region, in particular. |
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tanglinboy
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21-Oct-2006 13:40
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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) --
North Korea showed signs Friday it could be backing away from its
nuclear showdown with the world, even as it staged a show of domestic
support in Pyongyang, where tens of thousands gathered to laud the
country's first atomic test.
Coming under united international pressure, Kim
Jong Il reportedly apologized for the Oct. 9 nuclear detonation and
said he wouldn't test any more bombs.
That doesn't mean Kim can afford to show any
weakness to a home crowd who live in an officially enforced siege
mentality and are long accustomed to blaming their desperate living
conditions on outside forces - mainly the United States. |
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