[Vance]

Originally Posted by Coleman

I have a friend that's been stationed in South Korea for a year and a half now. I think I'll send him an e-mail to see what's up.

What's his job?

[WidowMaker555]

I seriously think America should mind its own business.

[c312]

I wish the U.N. could actually deal with real issues.


and have anyone of you seen [url=http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/worldnews.html?in_article_id=410158&in_page_id=181 1:68511]this?[/url:68511]

Really shows how much Kim sucks. There is practically no electricity in NK besides Pyongyang.

[Coleman]

Originally Posted by Vance

What's his job?

He's in the Army Band playing trumpet. He doesn't get much action obviously, but he still does do major training and goes out on patrols in the streets.

[Ferich]

[url=http://www.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/03/01/nkorea.talks.ap/index.html:a4dfc]North Korea pledges to quit nukes[/url:a4dfc]

[quote:a4dfc]North Korea's No. 2 leader pledged his country's commitment Thursday to giving up its nuclear program in talks with a visiting high-level South Korean delegation, amid intensifying diplomacy aimed at implementing Pyongyang's pledge to disarm.[/quote:a4dfc]

[Tripper]

I guess that's good news, assuming they're being honest here.

[c312]

They've done this in the past. They make deals to stop their nuclear program in exchange for aid. Then they take the aid and continue the program.

[Tripper]

Originally Posted by c312

They've done this in the past. They make deals to stop their nuclear program in exchange for aid. Then they take the aid and continue the program.

Owned.

[c312]

yeah, basically.