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>SOURCE: RADIO FREE ASIA, LIBERTY TIMES

by sushzbdbehsh 4y ago

esailija 4y ago
I.E. US State Department
- 41tor 4y ago
  So to clarify, what's your issue here? Do you think they weren't executed? Or is it that you think executing them is totally normal and cool?
  - pigsty 4y ago
    If you were to believe them, Kim ate too much cheese and it forced him to disappear, and he died several times. Also he killed an uncle with an anti-aircraft gun, and he reappeared, so he fed him to dogs, then he reappeared again. (These are things they literally reported) Anyone who enjoys their reporting may also have an interest in Weekly World News.
    - blackhaz 4y ago
      Believe who? Dept of State? Dare to share references to the DoS-sourced articles you mention?
      - wtetzner 4y ago
        > Believe who? I think they’re referring to Radio Free Asia.
  - kcatskcolbdi 4y ago
    They weren't executed.
    - 41tor 4y ago
      Source?
      - swarnie 4y ago
        I think since your coming here with the extradentary claim the burden of proof really lands on you.
        41tor 4y ago
  - ShivShankaran 4y ago
    Most of these news coming out of north Korea are eventually proven fake. Not condoning NK but most stories are just exaggerated nonsense https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Dong-hyuk https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Dong-hyuk https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/13/why-do-north-korean-defector-testimonies-so-often-fall-apart https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/13/why-do-north-k...
  - gammalost 4y ago
    The issue is that Radio Free Asia isn't a trustworthy source.
    - 41tor 4y ago
      Source?
      - gammalost 4y ago
        One classic example is this https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/haircut-03262014163017.html/ampRFA https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/... And the fact that it's US sponsored media targeted against an ideological enemy
  - dry_soup 4y ago
    Radio Free Asia has repeatedly put out exaggerated or sensational claims about North Korea, at least some of which have turned out to be false. Nobody is endorsing NK, executions, etc.
    - signatoremo 4y ago
      Can you list an example? Not that I don’t believe you, but RFA why biased is nevertheless boring and often not known for clickbait.
  - MrRiddle 4y ago
  - uo21tp5hoyg 4y ago
    I'm glad you specified in your first comment on this site that you're not CIA otherwise I would have been suspicious.
- ShivShankaran 4y ago
  Ministry of Truth™
tjpnz 4y ago
So because two sources you have a problem with contributed to the story it never happened, right?
- ShivShankaran 4y ago
  Yes I can guarantee it never happened. Most tabloids keep publishing these click bait because they keep getting... Clicks. Brb spinning up some blogs about north Korea
- sushzbdbehsh 4y ago
  yes

>SOURCE: RADIO FREE ASIA, LIBERTY TIMES

esailija 4y ago

I.E. US State Department

41tor 4y ago
So to clarify, what's your issue here? Do you think they weren't executed? Or is it that you think executing them is totally normal and cool?
- pigsty 4y ago
  If you were to believe them, Kim ate too much cheese and it forced him to disappear, and he died several times. Also he killed an uncle with an anti-aircraft gun, and he reappeared, so he fed him to dogs, then he reappeared again. (These are things they literally reported) Anyone who enjoys their reporting may also have an interest in Weekly World News.
  - blackhaz 4y ago
    Believe who? Dept of State? Dare to share references to the DoS-sourced articles you mention?
    - wtetzner 4y ago
      > Believe who? I think they’re referring to Radio Free Asia.
- kcatskcolbdi 4y ago
  They weren't executed.
  - 41tor 4y ago
    Source?
    - swarnie 4y ago
      I think since your coming here with the extradentary claim the burden of proof really lands on you.
      - 41tor 4y ago
- ShivShankaran 4y ago
  Most of these news coming out of north Korea are eventually proven fake. Not condoning NK but most stories are just exaggerated nonsense https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Dong-hyuk https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shin_Dong-hyuk https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/13/why-do-north-korean-defector-testimonies-so-often-fall-apart https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/oct/13/why-do-north-k...
- gammalost 4y ago
  The issue is that Radio Free Asia isn't a trustworthy source.
  - 41tor 4y ago
    Source?
    - gammalost 4y ago
      One classic example is this https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/haircut-03262014163017.html/ampRFA https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/... And the fact that it's US sponsored media targeted against an ideological enemy
- dry_soup 4y ago
  Radio Free Asia has repeatedly put out exaggerated or sensational claims about North Korea, at least some of which have turned out to be false. Nobody is endorsing NK, executions, etc.
  - signatoremo 4y ago
    Can you list an example? Not that I don’t believe you, but RFA why biased is nevertheless boring and often not known for clickbait.
- MrRiddle 4y ago
- uo21tp5hoyg 4y ago
  I'm glad you specified in your first comment on this site that you're not CIA otherwise I would have been suspicious.
ShivShankaran 4y ago
Ministry of Truth™

tjpnz 4y ago

So because two sources you have a problem with contributed to the story it never happened, right?

ShivShankaran 4y ago
Yes I can guarantee it never happened. Most tabloids keep publishing these click bait because they keep getting... Clicks. Brb spinning up some blogs about north Korea
sushzbdbehsh 4y ago
yes