North Korea PWNS the Hil

[Caliga]

O SNAP... you gonna take that shit, girl?

N. Korea: Clinton 'funny lady, by no means intelligent'
N. Korea launches personal attack on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
     
BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- North Korea launched a scathing personal attack on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday after she likened the leadership in Pyongyang to "small children and unruly teenagers and people who are demanding attention."

Hillary Clinton says N. Korea's refusal to discuss nuclear program could provoke arms race.

At a meeting of southeast Asian nations in Phuket, Thailand, a North Korean Foreign Ministry spokesman blasted Clinton for what he called a "spate of vulgar remarks unbecoming for her position everywhere she went since she was sworn in," according to the state-run KCNA news agency.

The spokesman called Clinton "by no means intelligent" and a "funny lady."

"Sometimes she looks like a primary schoolgirl and sometimes a pensioner going shopping," the statement said.

The verbal tussle between the two countries culminated with the reclusive communist state making it clear that six-party nuclear talks, stalled for over a year, were effectively finished.

Clinton had earlier warned that North Korea's refusal to discuss its nuclear program could escalate tensions and provoke an arms race in northeast Asia.

"I was gratified by how many countries from throughout the region spoke up and expressed directly to the North Korea delegation their concerns over the provocative behavior we have seen over the last few months," Clinton said at a meeting of southeast Asian nations in Phuket, Thailand.

"Unfortunately, the North Korean delegation offered only an insistent refusal to recognize that North Korea has been on the wrong course," she said. "They expressed no willingness to pursue the path of denuclearization. In their presentation today, they evinced no willingness to pursue the path of denuclearization, and that was troubling not only to the United States, but to the region and the international community."

Her remarks came after the North Koreans issued their blunt statement in response to Clinton's interview earlier in the week with ABC News.

Before Clinton's remarks in Phuket on Thursday, the North Korean delegation attempted to take the podium to speak to the media. But it was turned away by security guards.

North Korea tested a nuclear device in May and fired seven ballistic missiles earlier this month in defiance of a U.N. resolution.

At the Association of Southeast Asian Nations meeting, Clinton said she had unanimous support for U.N. Resolution 1874, passed by the Security Council in June. It tightened sanctions on North Korea, imposing an embargo on the shipment of arms from that nation.

The North protested the resolution by saying it would enrich uranium and weaponize plutonium, according to KCNA. When enriched to a high degree, uranium can be used as weapons-grade material. Plutonium can be used in atomic bombs.

Clinton said the United States will continue to push North Korea to come to the table. She said a "full normalization of relationships" was possible if North Korea agreed to a verifiable dismantling of its nuclear program.

"The United States and its allies and partners cannot accept a North Korea that tries to maintain nuclear weapons, to launch ballistic missiles or to proliferate nuclear materials," Clinton said. "We are committed to the verifiable denuclearization of the Korean peninsula in a peaceful manner."

The United States has also expressed concern that military cooperation between North Korea and Myanmar could destabilize the region.

[Admiral Yi]

No comment about her tremendous ass means THEY WANT PEACE.

[Caliga]

I like how they called her a "funny lady".

[Tamas]

I like how they called her a "funny lady".

[KRonn]

Secretary Clinton's statements towards NK were fine, even relatively tame towards NK actually. No mention made of the labor/concentration type camps, the NK version of their own holocaust going on there to keep their own people in line. In fact, I don't think we hear too much about that kind of thing over all. Mainly the stuff about NK's nukes or military.

[Jacob]

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

[Malthus]

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

[Languish] Can I be: Ambassador? [/Languish]

[Ed Anger]

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

Kim is a big IM fan.

http://users.livejournal.com/kim_jong_il__/

[DisturbedPervert]

At the Association of Southeast Asian Nations meeting, Clinton said she had unanimous support for U.N. Resolution 1874, passed by the Security Council in June. It tightened sanctions on North Korea, imposing an embargo on the shipment of arms from that nation.

Wow, Hillary got Burma to stop secretly importing nuclear and missile technology from North Korea.

[Jaron]

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

Looks like the NK diplomatic leadership have internet access and are taking diplomatic cues from message boards.

Kim is a big IM fan.

http://users.livejournal.com/kim_jong_il__/

Fake.

[Ed Anger]

Fake.

WOW. I'm glad you are here to tell me when something is fake or obviously fake.

Thank you sweet Jaron.

[derspiess]

Jaron is what keeps this forum running on time.

[Ed Anger]

Jaron is what keeps this forum running on time.

I'll rename him Benito then.

[derspiess]

I'll rename him Benito then.

He prefers the name "Paco", if memory serves.