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In almost 10 hours of interviews during clandestine meetings with The Sunday Telegraph just inside China, four North Koreans who recently risked their lives to flee across the tightly-guarded border from their homeland described the desperate plight of those left behind.
Kim Yeong, 68, told how families were being forced to scour the countryside for wild plants to boil up for food in a desperate attempt to stave off starvation.
Originally posted by metodex
I just read this one.
Sometimes i wonder how much can a nation take.
Another famine? aren't we too advanced for that? Come on!
It is sad that nobody is talking about this, no polititians, no human rights groups,no nation leaders NOTHING.
It seems the NK people is doomed. Just starving in hell waiting for another war, while in China,just next door they are doing great.
Long live Communism guys.
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Originally posted by metodex
I just read this one.
Sometimes i wonder how much can a nation take.
Another famine? aren't we too advanced for that? Come on!
It is sad that nobody is talking about this, no polititans, no human rights groups, NOTHING.
It seems the NK people is doomed. Just starving in hell waiting for another war, while in China,just next door they are doing great.
Long live Communism guys.
Originally posted by DaMod
reply to post by isthisreallife
I think another factor is many of them may just be to terrified to revolt. NK has a history of putting a fist down on its people regularly. Fear is just as much a tool as mind control.
As much as I do not like NK, I don't think its people deserve to just starve to death. That's a horrible way to go.
Too be honest (and I'm sorry to say) I wish there was a way we could safely drop care packages into NK in a way that it would be the people that get it not the regime. Unfortunately I think this is pretty well impossible.
As much as I think NK is a horrible example of a nation I can't help but feel for the NK people who always seem to get the short end of the stick.