UJ wrote:

If its communist anti-America propoganda you want to hear, check out
Radio Havana at frequency 6.000 AM in the evenings USA time. One of
their favorite "news" topics concerns five political prisoners they
claim the US is holding. Also, much anti - 'war on terror' rhetoric.
And not surprisingly, they seem to be favoring Kerry as well.

I've listened to Havana's "news" a few times, and they seem to be more
60s type "New Left" than Pyongyang, which is more old line Stalinist.
Two completely different branches of Communism.

MB
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There was some right wing gal on Fox News(sic) Channel tonight claiming
that Radio Pyongyang was singing the praises of John Kerry everyday. Can
anyone confirm that this is occurring?

I can neither confirm or deny it (mainly because I can't
get Pyongyang), but I have to say it wouldn't suprise
me in the slightest. North Korea is an old style
Communist country (which is also going down the toilet;
the two facts are not unrelated) and uses old fashioned
propaganda methods. To their mind Bush is the enemy;
Kerry is against Bush; therefore, they support Kerry,
regardless of his politics.

The only thing that would make the slightest difference
to them would be if Kerry said North Korea was an
incompetant dictatorship that had to be deposed. THEN
Pyongyang would treat him like the Anti-Christ, and
call for his execution as an international war criminal.

You can ignore North Korea. What they say is of no
importance in U.S. domestic politics.

FW

I've listened to Havana's "news" a few times, and they seem to be more
60s type "New Left" than Pyongyang, which is more old line Stalinist.
Two completely different branches of Communism.

I have a contact I met thru Radio Netherlands in Cuba...He ask for simple items
like Celine Dion CD, old magazines, etc He always sends me postcards or some
other junk that has no value. I attribute this to his socio-economic status.
Imagine if I had a pen-pal in North Korea~what would that be like ?


spd

On Sun, 7 Mar 2004 18:22:37 -0600, Super ****ed Dad wrote
(in message ):

I've listened to Havana's "news" a few times, and they seem to be more
60s type "New Left" than Pyongyang, which is more old line Stalinist.
Two completely different branches of Communism.

I have a contact I met thru Radio Netherlands in Cuba...He ask for simple
items
like Celine Dion CD, old magazines, etc He always sends me postcards or some
other junk that has no value. I attribute this to his socio-economic status.
Imagine if I had a pen-pal in North Korea~what would that be like ?


spd


He would invite you over for supper.

/gray/