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Q: North Korea the next teaching hot spot after China?

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my guess this is just an uneducated guess the young kim wants luxury. in a few years he will open up to the west . just as corps are looking for the next country to make their goods in. (within 2 years)

he cant be that stupid, he sees their neighbors prospering and he wants some of it

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Most likely that this goverment remains unstable at first half of the year. Recent report indicates that young Kim has a lot of money. He once sent a Japanese chef to Japan for a $40,000 food. He eats nothing but the best and does not care for his people.  I hope people to  raise up and revolt   There should be a Korean spring very soon. Then it will be a hot spot for teaching. 

 

 

 

 

crimochina:

greed breeds greed, he should realize that by opening up he could quadruple his bank account (at least) plus stay in power (but this is just speculation not based on anything) i miss having political discussions like this

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fish79:

Cool! some of those NK chicks look hot and slim from the malnutrition

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