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15-Years Hard Labour In A North Korean Gulag For Stealing A Political Banner.
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According to some of the Daily Mail's comments this student is shown very little sympathy, do you agree with them?
According to some of the Daily Mail's comments this student is shown very little sympathy, do you agree with them?
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I haven't got the time or inclination to read through 3593 comments; but if any of them say that he seems to be an immature, self-entitled 'frat-boy' who ought to have realised that high standards of behaviour are expected especially from 'Western' visitors to a country as paranoid as NK, I think I'd agree with them.
I would also agree that 15 years hard-labour is excessive in the extreme.
However, now that NK has had its show-trial where Warmbier effectively denounces the US, I expect he'll be quietly shipped back Stateside within the next 6 months.
I would also agree that 15 years hard-labour is excessive in the extreme.
However, now that NK has had its show-trial where Warmbier effectively denounces the US, I expect he'll be quietly shipped back Stateside within the next 6 months.
'I made the worst mistake of my life,' the tearful UVA student said at the press conference, which was covered by North Korean and international media, according to CNN.
I think this loon has made more than one mistake. Some Christian organisation he belongs to stateside.
Considering North Korea were rattling their sabres last week issuing the statement of preparedness to nuke the U.S. he should of taken his government's advice and not travelled to N.K. in the first place.
To steal 'a trophy' from a restricted area of a hotel where guests have no access for a Church.???
This prat shouldn't have been allowed out of his house,state,country unaccompanied let alone travel to a belligerent country and then commit a crime.
Too stupid to realise he has played into these goons propaganda machine.
Even if he had been stitched up by the N.K. authorities he shouldn't have given them the opportunity by visiting the place.
I think this loon has made more than one mistake. Some Christian organisation he belongs to stateside.
Considering North Korea were rattling their sabres last week issuing the statement of preparedness to nuke the U.S. he should of taken his government's advice and not travelled to N.K. in the first place.
To steal 'a trophy' from a restricted area of a hotel where guests have no access for a Church.???
This prat shouldn't have been allowed out of his house,state,country unaccompanied let alone travel to a belligerent country and then commit a crime.
Too stupid to realise he has played into these goons propaganda machine.
Even if he had been stitched up by the N.K. authorities he shouldn't have given them the opportunity by visiting the place.
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