Author Topic: North Korea promised paradise to Koreans living in Japan in the 60's.  (Read 607 times)

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/they-went-to-north-korea-promised-a-paradise-they-are-now-suing-over-the-lies/2018/09/28/b6a4765a-b246-11e8-a810-4d6b627c3d5d_story.html?utm_term=.5a0a2f239382

Interesting article. Talks about how in the 60's North Korea was getting native Koreans living in Japan to move to North Korea; and then finding out that things were not quite what they were told. Never heard of this, or the abductees it also mentions, before. The comments manage to still be cancer. I still get amazed at the lefts ability to do this.

Can't help but think that the whole point of this article coming out is to try to muddy Trump's work with bringing peace with North Korea.
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Re: North Korea promised paradise to Koreans living in Japan in the 60's.
« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2018, 01:41:49 AM »
Meanwhile, the Norks are upset that Trump didn't reduce or eliminate the Sanctions after he met with Kim.  They don't seem to understand that he's not like Clinton, Bush II, or Obama, where Kim promises something, the US caves, and then he does what he promised he wouldn't do.  Trump wants results first.


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/29/world/asia/korea-denuclearize-un.html
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