From: "George Sherwood" 

On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 10:34:26 +0000, Phil Payne wrote:

>> Even if that means using them again.  Preferably low yield tactical
>> nukes for busting bunkers, deposing lunatics, and depriving nuclear
>> capabilities to the tin pot dictators of the world.
>
> As I remember, both busting bunkers and removing lunatics in Baghdad
> have led to tragedies.
>
> Tin pot dictators?  Leaving out the one in the White House, just how
> many are there?  Take a look at this story from Spiegel - the sheer
> volume of merchandise going into North Korea is raising attention - it's
> not _all_ for Kim himself.  Or any entourage listed in less than the
> thousands.  So how much of what we are told about North Korea
> (especially by "defectors" - careful with those) is actually true?
>
> http://www.spiegel.de/international/spiegel/0,1518,444303,00.html

Then these three much be stooges, but I am sure you are right it is regular
workers paradise in North Korea.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061030/ts_nm/korea_north_rights_dc

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -
North Korea has committed "crimes against humanity" against its
own people according to an independent report published on Monday that made
a long-shot appeal for the U.N. Security Council to deal with the issue.
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Released after North Korea's October 9 nuclear test, the report describes
Pyongyang's brutal treatment of its citizens, from the beatings of pregnant
women to force miscarriages to the abduction, torture and execution of
political prisoners.

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