Donno Don, I see similarities: both are reproductions of 1980s cold-war era pictures of Russians and a Michael Jackson dance video (PSY is pretty cool though).
The North Korean Army has their parades, and still show their missiles and what not. When the sun sets each night, North Koreans sit in total darkness, as electricity is very limited.
A great fictional novel that none-the-less draws a clear picture how dark and depressing life in North Korea can be is “The Orphan Master’s Son” by Adam Johnson
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Dude, ever sleep?
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I schedule the postings ahead of time. So, most nights I do get my sleep in.
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AHHH Smart man.
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🙂
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Donno Don, I see similarities: both are reproductions of 1980s cold-war era pictures of Russians and a Michael Jackson dance video (PSY is pretty cool though).
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The North Korean Army has their parades, and still show their missiles and what not. When the sun sets each night, North Koreans sit in total darkness, as electricity is very limited.
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I know Don . . . I lived in Seoul for eight years. It’s just that it all seems like some type of silly rerun.
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down they have no rifles 😉
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A great fictional novel that none-the-less draws a clear picture how dark and depressing life in North Korea can be is “The Orphan Master’s Son” by Adam Johnson
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Next time I go to the library, I’ll see if they have it. Thank you Larry for the tip.
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