North Korea, Sanctions, and Kim Jong-un

BBC are speculating that with South Korea's recent admission of 'guilt' in the ferry disaster that the NK government might have decided to do the same, possibly an admission that they can longer ignore the weight of media that "leaks" into North Korea.

It took them a week or so to report it and the details are still pretty sketchy.

We DO know that the leader himself has been deeply affected and that upon hearing of the news he was "awake all night feeling painful". Must have been someone he ate.
 
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Man on right. WE SEE THEM CLOSING AT 20 KNOTTS. RANGE 10 MILES. GENERAL QUARTERS MAN YOUR BATTLESTATIONS.
Kim. Do you mind? I am sightseeing.
 
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Supreme leader, we are calling for help. "Hello? Can we please get a tow here? We've ran out of fuel and we are stuck drifting in the water."
 
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"The Dear Leader is stuck. Bring butter. All of it."

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"If there aren't any double rainbows, I'm going to execute a weatherman."

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"And this is how far our missiles will go if we throw them really, really hard."

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"See? You can fit a submarine in my swimming pool."

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"Sir, there is a Japanese whaling vessel heading towards us at full power."

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"Sir, I don't think the Americans are fooled by our steam-powered nuclear submarine."

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"Sir, I appreciate your enthusiasm for conquering China. However, the Chinese appear to be somewhat less so."
 
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"Excellent, at this distance of 3 miles from our own shore, when our next rocket falls back to Earth we will be too far away to be hit by it."
 

"Art", such as music, literature, drama and now cinema, have always played a role in changing human history, including war. This is the "Pied Piper effect".

Perfect example:
It is reported that upon being introduced to Harriet Beecher Stowe in 1862, Abraham Lincoln fondly commented she was "the little woman who wrote the book that started this great war."



Although President Lincoln's comment was certainly made in jest, in truth, Stowe's novel was indeed instrumental in awakening the abolitionist cause, which was a major factor in turning a nation against itself for four arduous years.
http://ehistory.osu.edu/world/articles/ArticleView.cfm?AID=52
 
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