re: #79 LGoPs

Often at the dinner table, interestingly enough. I was also very aware of it because all the rest of our family stayed behind. It was ironic that in later years, I was an Infantry Officer and stood on the West German border looking over into the worker’s paradise. And we brought them to their knees ….but not without being infected with their virus apparently. Not fatally, I pray.

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Thank you for your service.

My father was sent to Korea at 17 years old in 1947 before that war started and ended up with Communist North and Free South. Dad is amazed Korean neighbors from FREE South Korea are big and tall and entrepreneurs with straight-A childen in America.

North Communist Korea is a starving gulag.
Do most Americans even know why one Korea is rich and North Koreans eat dirt?