What North Korean people are fed by their media

[dipmicro]

http://www.kcna.co.jp/item/2013/201303/news29/20130329-31ee.html

Meanwhile, the U.S. deputy secretary of Defense flew to south Korea to finally examine the preparations for a nuclear war against the DPRK and openly said that the U.S. military attaches top priority to the second Korean war, giving green light to a nuclear war.

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All the developments clearly show that the U.S. and south Korean aggression moves to conquer the DPRK, the strategic vantage, are leading to an outbreak of a nuclear war.

I wonder if North Koreans actually know the state media are full of lies and propaganda.

In my opinion China should annex North Korea temporarily until leadership is stabilized. China has experience with having separated economies under one roof (Macau, Hong-Kong). NK army will not fight China, since they are brainwashed against USA and South Korea. China would enter to "help" just like Soviet and other Warsaw Pact troops came to "help" Czechoslovakia in 1968 and stayed 21 years. Resistance and casualties would be minimal, threat eliminated for now and end result would be much more acceptable for China as having US military infestated North Korea.

[dealintruth]

Canada does have bias in it's media and from all sides. I do think, however, that coverage is much more reliable and the story gets told despite the bias spin. If we look south, the media is just as polarized and divided as their politics and the story is hardly recognizable when compared to foreign sources. People must learn that activists have no authority nor credentials to be touted as journalists and so much of the media consumed today is on social sites and is strictly opinion with no basis for fact.

[rosscd57]

Canada does have bias in it's media and from all sides. I do think, however, that coverage is much more reliable and the story gets told despite the bias spin.

At our place we usually just say: "they Mansbridged it"

[whitmanpond]

Canada does have bias in it's media and from all sides. I do think, however, that coverage is much more reliable and the story gets told despite the bias spin. If we look south, the media is just as polarized and divided as their politics and the story is hardly recognizable when compared to foreign sources. People must learn that activists have no authority nor credentials to be touted as journalists and so much of the media consumed today is on social sites and is strictly opinion with no basis for fact.

Why not admit it, the only side you support are totalitarian governments like North Korea and your muslim terrorist friends who follow the Iranian line?

[prior-of-verity*shake-hands-with-your-devil]

No need to attack anyone because of their opinion.

And be careful what you pray to a god for. You might get your wish.

[whitmanpond]

No need to attack anyone because of their opinion.

It worked on the US forums. He was so reviled he crawled away. I suppose the cancer might have had something to do with it.