South Korea resumes border broadcasts
 

http://www.devilfinder.com
Census workers are empowered to enter rented apartments

Paul Gallo was talking about that a few minutes ago on his Super Talk
Mississippi radio talk show.
http://www.supertalkms.com

Those Commies (census workers empowered by Commie fed govt) can also
demand to enter rented apartments/rented houses whether the person(s0
who is/are renting apartments/rented houses is/are there or not.Those
Commies (census workers) can also demand the cell phone numbers of
people who are living in rented apartments/rented houses.

Commie Ass MOFOs!!!
cuhulin

South Korea resumes border broadcasts
 

m II wrote:
On 10-05-27 10:20 AM, Bill Baka wrote:

What few radios with other than those fixed frequencies have been
smuggled
into the DPRK are tightly hidden and one can actually receive a death
sentence for possessing one..

Yeah, Commies are no fun at all.
Bill


I wonder what the people of Japanese descent living on the West Coast of
North America thought during the Second World War. I don't believe they
were allowed radios in the concentration camps...

Internment camps. I'm pretty sure they had entertainment and news. No
phone calls to Tojo however.

South Korea resumes border broadcasts
 

On May 28, 7:07*am, dave wrote:
m II wrote:
On 10-05-27 10:20 AM, Bill Baka wrote:

What few radios with other than those fixed frequencies have been
smuggled
into the DPRK are tightly hidden and one can actually receive a death
sentence for possessing one..

Yeah, Commies are no fun at all.
Bill

I wonder what the people of Japanese descent living on the West Coast of
North America thought during the Second World War. I don't believe they
were allowed radios in the concentration camps...

Internment camps. *I'm pretty sure they had entertainment and news. *No
phone calls to Tojo however.- Hide quoted text -

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They certainly had prisoner-run art "programs"; a good deal of
important Japanese-American art came out of some of them. Other
recreations and passtimes were permitted too. Make no mistake - they
were not pleasant or fun - but they were also not the gruesome
hellholes of Nazi Germany.

Bruce Jensen