Looking into the other translations, I see the word “end” in parenthesis is used for Chinese and Korean. English, Russian, and Spanish translations use “-0-”, and the Japanese translation uses three dashes for some reason.

It puzzles me why they chose that signoff in the English translations. In the original Korean, it’s just the word “end” in parenthesis.

Libs: Genocide is ok because biden pretends to like gay people

It’s not quite a two state solution, but the revised Hamas charter clearly states that the current goal is to return to the 1967 borders:

The final goal is from the river to the sea, but at the present, this is Hamas’s view.

This is also Hamas’s official position just so you know

Common USAF L

The communists we should be mourning are the ones of the Tudeh party which were indeed executed by the Islamic government, although I’m not sure how much of a hand Raisi had in that. He is much more known for executions of MEK, which is not a communist group and is rather a US and Israeli-backed organization which has no real ideology other than opposing the IRI.

And this lesser evil is ACTUALLY a a significantly less evil thing than the US, unlike how crakkker Demo-rats try to portray Biden as some kind of lesser evil over Trump although he’s not.

Do you mean Khamenei? Khomeini is long dead.

This is a real conservapedia article:

I think Prolewiki has an intellectual advantage here.

Are there really more sanctions on Russia than for the DPRK? Maybe the official sanctions form the UN surpass the DPRK but the “Trading with the Enemy” Amerikkkan unilateral sanctions probably lead to less overall trade.

Chen Weihua was simply a taste of what Westerners would experience if hundreds of millions of Chinese netizens, a decent portion of whom probably have some English knowledge, flooded their pathetic echochambers.

Oh boy here we go again

They want Iran to join the war because that’ll force the US to come in. A regional war would shift attention away from the ongoing genocide.

That’s great to hear! 18 years ago would be in 2006, which I recall as during the recovery period for the Arduous March and a time when marketization was widespread. During your time there, were you able to visit any of the markets or understand how markets were affecting people’s lives? As a foreign student I’m guessing you mostly worked with hard currency, but did you get an understanding of peoples’ wages and relative costs of living?

Could you tell us a bit about your experience in the DPRK? I would be very interested and I’m sure many people on lemmygrad would as well.

Did you live in DPRK as a student?

Not only does the DPRK have hypersonic weapons, they have is some metrics the best hypersonic missile on earth: https://nr.reddit.com/r/EuropeanSocialists/comments/1bhpcbh/main_feature_of_the_new_cold_war/