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For a long time the Seven Valley Church was a stronghold for the Christian faith in Korea, but during the Korean War tragedy struck. At that time many Christians took refuge in the church when it was deliberately bombed by US forces, and as a result many lost their lives.
in Jong Un stated that the key to good harvests of fish was the application of advanced technology and progressive methods.
In 2013 the (rightwing) British media (falsely) reported that the government of North Korea legally limits the number of hairstyles available to men and women to just twenty eight. The number of twenty-eight was said to be the number by which Socialism can resist the onslaught of Capitalism. According to the (rightwing) Daily Mail and City Metro newspapers (21.2.2013), pictures of haircuts on a barbershop wall in North Korea – eighteen for women and ten for men – are the product of DPRK legislation limiting the hairstyles that North Korean citizens can choose.
Such is the respect within which he is held by the Communist government of China that he remains sitting whilst government officials stand in his presence.
Original Chinese Language Article: http://www.news.zdface.com (Translated by Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD) North Korea has recently witnessed 150,000 of its citizens gathering en masse to protest South
Under the influence of this distorted – and non-working class perspective – Marx is wrong, Lenin is mistaken, Stalin is evil, and China is not a Communist country. So desperate has the political Left become in the contemporary West, that one faction of it actually considers the totalitarian ideological leanings of Kim Jong Un’s North Korea (DPRK) as somehow ‘dialectically’ relevant to the British working classes who have had a thoroughly different trajectory of historical development to that of their Korean comrades.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 