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Originally posted by bern2009 at 2010-4-14 09:50 AM
Exactly! No further comment needed. What is commonly said about North Korea is actually true.
but if u think like a non-barbarian as i showed u in the lyric of "north korea welcomes u", then u could finally get out of ur own mental gulag and do something for peace:
THE SQUASHED PORCELAIN DRUM
(Going by the tune: "If you're going to San
Francisco")
If you're going to North Korea, be sure to say
"Hi!" to the Squashed Porcelain Drum. It's
squashed, yet not broken! Now anything is
possible.
Being pressed makes it stronger. Even
though it can now hold less for itself, but it
could bear the whole weight of the world.
In the last century, the world has moved
ahead at Korea's expense. Although North
Korea is moving in the opposite direction,
her defiance has turned suffering and
devastation into victories.
The current crisis in finance and
environment vindicates North Korea's faith in
going in her own direction.
Who in this confrontational world would
make it a habit to releasing the enemy
humans but hold their weapons as prisons.
Besides the spy ship Pueblo, North Korea
even went about to catch her a torpedo and
imprison it to make the sea safer.
While the world has turn the social ranking
of scholars, farmers, laborers and
merchants around, making us all slave to
money, North Korea has not only preserve
the old tradition, but also eliminated the
merchant class.
The old work ethic of no pain no gain, has
kept the whole populace in North Korea fit
and while continuously reaching for ever
higher athletic potential. To hit home on
tradition, North Korea even found nothing
out of the ordinary when starvation came
alone with famine. Then, her action exposes
the predatory nature of the rest of the world,
when, instead of coming to her aid, the rest
anti-traditional, materialistic world for using
the opportunity for propaganda purpose.
The Mass Game, a collective effort to
display the country's aspiration, has been a
success story that's void of any financial
consideration. It charges the entry fees
according to what the individual spectator
could afford, ranging from $450 to 0, all
ushered in without regard to their true
preferences. In a way, the audience
becomes the involuntary participants in the
spirit of collectiveness.
It teaches that public performance should
be, above all, for one's own fitness, and the
spectators are there for a good dose of
fitness indoctrination.
The missing link in Asia is an undersea
tunnel between Korea and Japan. That's a
job for anybody who can build the
Pyongyang Metro.
Building atomic bomb is wrong for anybody,
for any excuse. But if it's for the sake of
getting rid of the bomb, then we need to
make a special exemption. In fact, we
should all be grateful to North Korea for the
possibility of being the first country to set an
example to the rest to dismantle a viable
nuclear weapon program. In so doing, North
Korea would lead the world down the path of
a nuclear weapon free world.
Yes, the Squashed Porcelain Drum is here
to make anything possible. |
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