The North Korean government
is probably the greatest killer
of innocents on earth today.
The estimates are that it has killed
2 to 2.5 million people
in the recent famine.
This would be
the worst state killing on earth since
Cambodia
in the 1970s.
It would push the total killing by the communist regime
since its origin to over 4 million people,
making communist North Korea
the 6th greatest killer since 1900.
The North Korean government
should be deposed
and its leaders tried for crimes against humanity.
The most evil place on earth.
Hoeryong concentration camp
(see also here),
North Korea.
Men, women and innocent children are held, tortured and killed here
in the 21st century.
Human experimentation
is carried out on living men, women and children here.
Families are gassed
as scientists watch.
"The parents were vomiting and dying, but till the very last moment they tried to save kids by doing mouth-to-mouth breathing."
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When will the armies of the free world come to liberate this place?
The North Korean famine
- interview with Philip Gourevitch
- "Kim Jong
Il murdered two to three million of his people by starving
them to death and has never in any way indicated that that
bothered him."
Famine-struck North Koreans "eating children"
- In South Korea, they host the World Cup, and the world wants their high-tech goods.
In North Korea, there is starvation and cannibalism,
just as there was in the Soviet Union.
That's the difference between communism and capitalism.
Capitalism is morally good.
Communism is morally evil.
"Fine-sounding, but claptrap. The
never-again scenario comes round again every year. This
very minute in North Korea there are entire families
interned in concentration camps. Concentration camps
with gas chambers."
And no one cares.
"Kim Jong Il, of course, has not had to endure the consequences of his failed policies.
While he lives like royalty in Pyongyang, he keeps hundreds of thousands of his people locked in prison camps
with millions more mired in abject poverty, scrounging the ground for food.
For many in North Korea, life is a hellish nightmare.
As reported by the State Department Report on Human Rights, we believe that some 400,000 persons died in prison since 1972 and that starvation and executions were common.
Entire families, including children, were imprisoned when only one member of the family was accused of a crime.
...
It is not natural disasters that are to blame for the deprivation of the North Korean people
- but the failed policies of Kim Jong Il."
He also calls Kim Jong Il
"a tyrannical dictator".
This speech got him into trouble,
and the genocidal killers who run North Korea
called him
"human scum".
But I can't see anything controversial in it.
If Kim Jong Il
is not a genocidal tyrant, then the words do not mean anything
and should be removed from the dictionary.
The butcher
Kim Jong Il
is parodied in the movie
Team America: World Police (2004).
Someday this film will be legal in North Korea.
Someday, North Korea will be free.
Kim Jong Il
in
Team America: World Police.
North Korea and South Korea at night.
You can see tyranny above and freedom below, even from space.
From here.
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More here.
Facing Up to North Korea
- Joshua Muravchik on pre-emptive war.
"Part of the cause of our present predicament is that we ruled out the use of force at earlier
points in this saga - when, however painful, it would have been less costly than today. And today it may be less costly than a
few years from now, when North Korea will have dozens of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles (it has tested one that
could reach Alaska) or when it will have shared them with al Qaeda and others."
North Korea Special Collection,
at the
Center for Nonproliferation Studies,
at the
Monterey Institute of International Studies
"Numerous preemptive counter-proliferation strikes have taken place since 1940.
Allied air forces and special operations forces
destroyed German nuclear facilities and heavy water supplies that were an integral part of the Nazi A-bomb research effort.
U.S. bombers also destroyed the most important Japanese nuclear research laboratory in Tokyo at the end of WWII.
Other raids include: Iran versus Iraq in 1980, Israel versus Iraq in 1981,
Iraq versus Iran with seven raids from 1984 to 1988,
and the U.S.-led coalition versus Iraq in 1991."
Dan Blumenthal:
"we are one step closer to a nuclear catastrophe.
North Korea is cash strapped and irresponsible, willing to sell anything to anyone for hard cash."
Michael Rubin:
"it has stripped any plausibility to arguments that engaging dictators works.
Our failure was bipartisan. Clinton's strategy was ill-conceived,
but when push came to shove, the Bush White House drank the same Foggy Bottom Kool-Aid."
Video:
by
David Zucker
on how the naive Democrats dealt with North Korea.
Being nice to thugs and bullies
will not make them behave better.
Stanley Kurtz:
"What will it take to wake up the West?
Will a nuclear explosion beneath a North Korean mountain be enough?
The threat of nuclear terror has been rumbling beneath the surface since 9/11, yet still we're in denial.
...
Korean bombs, missiles, and expertise will sail, fly, run, and walk to the Middle East."
End communism! 
Too late:
North Korean nuclear test, Oct 2006.
c. 1 kiloton underground explosion
(Hiroshima bomb was c.20 kilotons).
