working for the black gas
Why isn't North Korea's pledge of nuclear disarmament getting bigger headlines all over everywhere? Kudos to the Washington Post for recognizing how huge the story is.
posted by Hans at 14:48
13 February 2007
heard
read
peeps
stuff
previously on hansthecat
- don't know if i feel joy or pain
- just a stranger on the bus
- remember new york staring outside
- finding our way around indecision
- i can feel it coming in the air tonight
- and may your dreams be realized
- won't it be strange when we're all fully grown
- all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
- but i just had to look
- a crowd of people turned away
2 Comments:
Oh, please. Like we haven't heard it before. I remember the last time: North Korea was on its knees, telling us, "Baby, we've changed! We swear! Come back!" And just when we believed them, there they were strutting around the street with a big ol' ICBM. Well, excuse us, but maybe we're still just really hurt! And maybe we need more than an apology this time, like some chocolates and roses and a back rub!
Wait...what were we talking about?
13 February 2007 at 15:40:00 GMT-5
I've seen quite a bit on this story on television of late, though it has been viewed mostly with skepticism.
I don't know what's been in print media of late. I haven't had the chance to read a paper or magazine lately.
14 February 2007 at 01:46:00 GMT-5
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