North Korea’s Kim Says His Regime Can’t Be Blackmailed. In Lil’ Kim’s case the old saying is certainly true. The feminine hygiene product in chief didn’t fall far from the douche-bag tree.
This post was last modified on April 15, 2012
North Korea’s Kim Says His Regime Can’t Be Blackmailed. In Lil’ Kim’s case the old saying is certainly true. The feminine hygiene product in chief didn’t fall far from the douche-bag tree.
This post was last modified on April 15, 2012
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Crazy people, I tell ou! Where is the clip of that Bitch in New York who said she wanted America to be fair like North Korea?
https://www.ihatethemedia.com/occupy-wall-street-parasites-north-korea-better-than-south-korea-socialism-to-replace-capitalism
Thank you Robert. And THESE are the people we want running the country? Hell NO! I'd rather have the Russian guy. At least he understands reality!
yep yep yep.
Last week’s launch may have cost $850 million, equivalent to six years worth of food for the North’s 24 million people, Lee said. As many as 1 million people starved to death during the 1990s, according to estimates from Marcus Noland and Stephan Haggard of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington D.C.
An interesting irony. Progressivism, when it's trying to TAKE power, whines endlessly about "how many starving children can be fed by all the money we spend on defense" and such. Once they're IN power, they brag about building weapons with the money that they said they were gonna feed starving children with.
An interesting irony. Progressivism, when it’s trying to TAKE power, whines endlessly about “how many starving children can be fed by all the money we spend on defense” and such. Once they’re IN power, they brag about building weapons with the money that they said they were gonna feed starving children with.
Worth repeating in bold.