North Korean Cannibals

[zeitghost]

Have we done this?

North Korean parents 'eat their children' after being driven mad by hunger in famine-hit pariah state | Mail Online

What it is to live in a Peoples Democratic Paradise.

[vetran]

Poor sods.

[DimPrawn]

It's supposedly the first sign of total collapse of civilisation.

The second sign cancelling Sky TV subscription package.

[amcdonald]

It's supposedly the first sign of total collapse of civilisation.

I thought the Bieber was the first sign

[Platypus]

What it is to live in a Peoples Democratic Paradise.

Looks like more people will have this opportunity soon,
North Korea threatens South with war over sanctions, day after regime announces new nuclear tests 'aimed at United States' - Asia - World - The Independent

[original PM]

the North's Committee for Peaceful Reunification of Fatherland said.

seriously - that sounds like something of Team America....

North Korea is screwed - launching nuclear missles whilst half you people starve to death and eat their children...

really ffs - can someone not take out this muppet and free the country?

[Mich the Tester]

Have we done this?

North Korean parents 'eat their children' after being driven mad by hunger in famine-hit pariah state | Mail Online

No, but I don't have any children.

[Platypus]

I've just read the article. How dreadful.

[OwlHoot]

If you think China could step in and put a stop to this North Korea nonsense, any time it wanted to, then maybe you should consider boycotting anything Chinese.

Would be fairly futile though, and easier said than done these days. Also, it may be the Chinese would be only too keen to occupy North Korea or change its leadership, but they consider the military or political risk too high for whatever reason.

I suspect the real reason is that a flourishing North Korea, combined with South Korea, would simply be more unwelcome competition for the Chinese and would increase pressure for a final independence settlement (if they still have a claim on Korea being part of China?)

[Platypus]

To be fair, China is starting to criticise DPRK, and is supporting the latest sanctions, much to DPRK's chagrin.

US and China come together over defiant North Korea - Telegraph