Abuses of Socialism are Intolerable

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   February 14, 2005

   Geoffrey MG

   Kim Sng-ju was born on April 15, 1912 near Pyongyang, the eldest of three sons in a lower-middle class family, and raised as a Christian.
   His father, an herb pharmacist was known as Kim Hyong-Jik.
   His mother was Gang Bang-Suk, perhaps from the same clan as his first wife, Kim Chong-Suk.
   His father died in 1926 and his mother in 1932.
   In the mid-1930s, rejecting the heritage of the Jiks and the Suks, he renamed himself Kim Il Sung in honor of his uncle.
   When Kim Il Sung died in 1998, his son and successor, Kim Jong Il, named him “Eternal Leader,” saying his dead dad would retain the position of president for eternity.
   Kim Jong Il’s grandma, Madame Gang Bang, is still revered as “mother of the revolution”.

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   February 14, 2005

   Mick H

   I googled “Gang Bang Suk”. First was a Jenna Jameson porn site, in Polish (?): “dwa penisy diablica close nastolaty na plazy nastolatki grube huje bondyneczka z wygolona cipka mamusie i sexi bzyknie lezbijkskie filmy gang bang suk”. I don’t know what it means, but it certainly sounds filthy.
   But then I came on a site about the General Sherman incident, which states that “Kang Bang Suk is worshipped as the Mother of Korea”.
   Thanks to the internet I learn something new every day.

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   February 26, 2005

   Agneta Gustavsson

   Hi, I just want to tell you that I – the “head of the Swedish delegation at the 9th Pyongyang International Film Festival” has NOT said what KCNA (the North Korean news agency) claims that I have said (“… said after visiting the museum that they are firmly convinced that the cinematic art of Korea will make greater progress in the future as it is guided by Kim Jong Il, its great master”).
   It is a lie!
   If anyone knows Swedish, I recommend you to read this article: http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/kultur/story/0,2789,604031,00.html
   I am a free lance journalist, and I visited North Korea and the film festival in Pyongyang September 2004.
   Agneta Gustavsson
   Stockholm
   Sweden

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   February 26, 2005

   Mick H

   Thanks for that Agneta. I’m shocked that KCNA would tell a lie.
   Unfortunately I don’t read Swedish.

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