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Joe Biden continues to lose his grip on an ill-gotten office. He needs to be impeached. He needs to be removed via the 25th Amendment. He needs to be arrested. Maybe all three. pic.twitter.com/FGcyGjzgBy

— Richard L Manner (@Temujin52) August 19, 2021

richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

gggmann said:

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richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

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They have an entire fake city within sight of the DMZ.




https://mentalitch.com/north-koreas-strange-fake-city/

Ken Copeland C19 remixes. It's what plants crave!

Aggie12B said:

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This accurately describes my Uncle

Zombie Jon Snow said:

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gggmann said:

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richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

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They have an entire fake city within sight of the DMZ.




https://mentalitch.com/north-koreas-strange-fake-city/

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gggmann said:

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richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

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History board cross-over:

How did we bomb bridges and other commie supply lines from China into NK (which presumably had to be done in or near Chinese and Russian air space, and resulting in destruction of Chinese or Russian property) without escalating our conflict with China and the Ruskies? Was it all black? Or was there an unwritten Cold War agreement?

HtownAg92 said:

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gggmann said:

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richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

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History board cross-over:

How did we bomb bridges and other commie supply lines from China into NK (which presumably had to be done in or near Chinese and Russian air space, and resulting in destruction of Chinese or Russian property) without escalating our conflict with China and the Ruskies? Was it all black? Or was there an unwritten Cold War agreement?

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The Chinese were definitely involved in the Korean War. McArthur pushed the North Koreans to the Yalu (basically into China) and then the Chinese unleashed their hordes and rapidly pushed us back to the 38th Parallel where a stalemate began. McArthur suggested nuking China and conventional bombing raids were realistically looked into but we were scared of furthering China's commitment to the war and possible bringing Russia into a hot war. Russia was already supplying equipment and material to North Korea through Chinese railways but was scared of getting into a hot war with us.

chickencoupe16 said:

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HtownAg92 said:

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gggmann said:

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richardag said:

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rab79 said:

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East & West Germany was the same.

My Dad took me to West Berlin and from the restaurant @ the top of the hotel it was night & day.

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I got to see North Korea from across the Yalu River in Dandong, China. Chinese side of the river was lit up like the Las Vegas Strip and the North Korean side was pitch black. They do have a little fake ferris wheel on the N. Korean side. I took this photo of it from the bridge we bombed during the Korean War. It extends about half-way across the river.

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History board cross-over:

How did we bomb bridges and other commie supply lines from China into NK (which presumably had to be done in or near Chinese and Russian air space, and resulting in destruction of Chinese or Russian property) without escalating our conflict with China and the Ruskies? Was it all black? Or was there an unwritten Cold War agreement?

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The Chinese were definitely involved in the Korean War. McArthur pushed the North Koreans to the Yalu (basically into China) and then the Chinese unleashed their hordes and rapidly pushed us back to the 38th Parallel where a stalemate began. McArthur suggested nuking China and conventional bombing raids were realistically looked into but we were scared of furthering China's commitment to the war and possible bringing Russia into a hot war. Russia was already supplying equipment and material to North Korea through Chinese railways but was scared of getting into a hot war with us.

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Yeah, just google The Battle of Chosin Reservoir. There are a couple of good documentaries on it as well.

Also, in Dandong there is a memorial and museum dedicated to the war. It's named "Memorial of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea". I visited it while there - very interesting to read the spin from the other side.