Sad, but impressive. Take a look at the celebration of Peoples Republic of Corea.
Sound on (cool music), and have some patience - server in Sweden
Sound on (cool music), and have some patience - server in Sweden
It's interresting to see that despite the apparent victory of capitalism, communism is still well alive and doing farely well for itself (think china).
I wonder if we are eventually going to see a new spread of communism due to the new apparent sucess it may have (in its neo semi-capitalist chinese adaptation) and the influence of china and n. korea. (like the soviets did)
Actually, I am not at all worried about the Chinese - them folks seems to do just FINE in a capitalist system (my experience tells me they start business and work there ass off?)Huck said:It's interresting to see that despite the apparent victory of capitalism, communism is still well alive and doing farely well for itself (think china).
I wonder if we are eventually going to see a new spread of communism due to the new apparent sucess it may have (in its neo semi-capitalist chinese adaptation) and the influence of china and n. korea. (like the soviets did)
A couple of years back I heard the same thing about biological and chemical weapons in another part of "the axis of evil" and to be honest - I think that one lacked good intel.jimmoyer said:The chief export of North Korea is nuclear weapon know-how to individuals and fellow states interested
in sponsoring terrorism.
thulin said:Sad, but impressive. Take a look at the celebration of Peoples Republic of Corea.
Sound on (cool music), and have some patience - server in Sweden
Jersay said:60 years.
You go you little commies.
Go for another 60.
Great logic there Jersay.