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At some point the rest of the world will need to unite and stand up... WITH ARMS... against radical religious zealots and criminal gangs.
(Suggest we not wait too long.)
(Suggest we not wait too long.)
So far the only Western leader that is willing to acknowledge we are at war with islam is the Canadian Prime Minister.
Does that include the criminal gang led by deadbeat/tax-cheat Cliven Bundy wherein some of those thugs aimed rifles at federal agents?
I hope Republicans don't urge Obama to attack South Korea.
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Shin Eun-Mi To Be Deported From South Korea For Praising North Korea.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A Korean-American woman accused of praising rival North Korea in a recent lecture said she is being deported Saturday from South Korea, in the latest in a series of cases that critics say infringe on the country's freedom of speech.
The Korea Immigration Service decided to deport Shin Eun-mi, a California resident, after prosecutors determined that her comments violated South Korea's National Security Law, agency official Kim Du-yeol said.
Shin said she will be taking a flight out of South Korea on Saturday evening, but hopes to be able to return to both Koreas.
The Korean Peninsula remains technically in a state of war, split along the world's most heavily fortified border, because the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty. In South Korea, praising North Korea can be punished by up to seven years in prison under the National Security Law.
In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Shin had been barred from exiting South Korea for three weeks, and the U.S. has seen reports indicating the prosecution has asked for her to be deported and banned from the country for five years.
In a rare note of criticism of a key ally, Psaki said that despite South Korea's generally strong record on human rights, the security law limits freedom of expression and restricts access to the Internet.
Supporters argue that the law is needed because of continuing threats from North Korea. But critics want it scrapped. Past authoritarian leaders in South Korea frequently used the law to suppress political rivals.
Shin posted stories about her trips to North Korea on OhmyNews, a popular South Korean online news site. Her book on her trips was included in a government-designated reading list in 2013, but the Culture Ministry removed it this week. Ministry officials said they will seek to retrieve 1,200 copies that were distributed to libraries across South Korea.
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Shin Eun-Mi To Be Deported From South Korea For Praising North Korea.
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A Korean-American woman accused of praising rival North Korea in a recent lecture said she is being deported Saturday from South Korea, in the latest in a series of cases that critics say infringe on the country's freedom of speech.
The Korea Immigration Service decided to deport Shin Eun-mi, a California resident, after prosecutors determined that her comments violated South Korea's National Security Law, agency official Kim Du-yeol said.
Shin said she will be taking a flight out of South Korea on Saturday evening, but hopes to be able to return to both Koreas.
The Korean Peninsula remains technically in a state of war, split along the world's most heavily fortified border, because the 1950-53 Korean War ended with an armistice, not a peace treaty. In South Korea, praising North Korea can be punished by up to seven years in prison under the National Security Law.
In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Shin had been barred from exiting South Korea for three weeks, and the U.S. has seen reports indicating the prosecution has asked for her to be deported and banned from the country for five years.
In a rare note of criticism of a key ally, Psaki said that despite South Korea's generally strong record on human rights, the security law limits freedom of expression and restricts access to the Internet.
Supporters argue that the law is needed because of continuing threats from North Korea. But critics want it scrapped. Past authoritarian leaders in South Korea frequently used the law to suppress political rivals.
Shin posted stories about her trips to North Korea on OhmyNews, a popular South Korean online news site. Her book on her trips was included in a government-designated reading list in 2013, but the Culture Ministry removed it this week. Ministry officials said they will seek to retrieve 1,200 copies that were distributed to libraries across South Korea.
I cant seem to remember the number now, but maybe you can enlighten me, How many innocent people did Cliven Bundy kill?
Must be alot for you to compare him to those radical islamist terrorists, or are you just engaging in false equivalence, the trademark of the left?
Who knows how many died ,
better yet, who knows how many could have flourished ?
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The Poorest County in Each State.
1. Sumter County, Alabama
> County median household income, 2009-2013: $22,186
> State median household income, 2009-2013: $43,253
> Poverty rate, 2009-2013: 38.0%
> Unemployment, 2013: 9.9%
Alabama had a median annual household income of $43,253 over the five years through 2013, one of the lowest in the nation. A typical Sumter County households earned barely more than half of that figure, with a median annual household income of $22,186 between 2009 and 2013. Sumter County also had one of the nation’s highest poverty rates. Between 2009 and 2013, 38% of residents lived in poverty, versus the comparable national poverty rate of 15.4%.
Read more: The Poorest County in Each State - 24/7 Wall St. http://247wallst.com/special-report/2015/01/07/the-poorest-county-in-each-state/#ixzz3OXEG171Q
better yet, who knows how many could have flourished ?
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The Poorest County in Each State.
1. Sumter County, Alabama
> County median household income, 2009-2013: $22,186
> State median household income, 2009-2013: $43,253
> Poverty rate, 2009-2013: 38.0%
> Unemployment, 2013: 9.9%
Alabama had a median annual household income of $43,253 over the five years through 2013, one of the lowest in the nation. A typical Sumter County households earned barely more than half of that figure, with a median annual household income of $22,186 between 2009 and 2013. Sumter County also had one of the nation’s highest poverty rates. Between 2009 and 2013, 38% of residents lived in poverty, versus the comparable national poverty rate of 15.4%.
Read more: The Poorest County in Each State - 24/7 Wall St. http://247wallst.com/special-report/2015/01/07/the-poorest-county-in-each-state/#ixzz3OXEG171Q
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And the poorest county in each state has a much higher median household income than most Muslim countries such as Yemen that train the Islamic terrorists.
What is your point?
I suspect you and dead beat phoenix have quite alot in common. Maybe you can make a road trip down to his trailer over Spring Break...even better if you are into cross dressing...
Have fun.
Spike serves as the libtard peanut gallery...It's as simple as that.