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China-Japan-Koreas
N Korea condemns hostile US policies
2008-03-18
N Korea accuses US-backed radio stations of broadcasting "provocative'' programs criticizing Pyongyang and urges a change of policy. The Radio Free Asia and Voice of America have been broadcasting more and more shows condemning the North, aiming at toppling the communist regime, the official Korean Central News Agency reported Monday.

The report called for an end to the transmissions, adding that the broadcasts prove the US is not willing to make a switchover in its Democratic People's Republic of Korea's policy. North Koreans are officially banned from listening to outside broadcasts and radios are fixed so only state programs can be chosen.
Posted by:Fred

#5  ION KOREAS, STARS-N-STRIPES PACIFIC > USFK COMMANDER BELL SAYS SK MAY WANT TO [temporarily]HALT REDUCTION OF US TROOPS. To Review the Review.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2008-03-18 23:09  

#4  Awwwww, #1, I wanted to say it.
Posted by: JosephMendiola   2008-03-18 22:03  

#3  Are we beaming Jerry Springer to the Norks?
Posted by: ed   2008-03-18 09:15  

#2  North Koreans are officially banned from listening to outside broadcasts and radios are fixed so only state programs can be chosen.

Except on the radios owned by the senior generals.
Posted by: lotp   2008-03-18 08:16  

#1  Lame. Who shot the speechwriters?
Posted by: Raj   2008-03-18 08:14  

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