US to expand radio broadcasts to North Korea
 

Tuesday, October 05, 2004

The US House of Representatives yesterday gave the government the green
light to spend $20 million a year for humanitarian aid to North Koreans
inside and outside the country, and moved to make North Korean refugees
eligible for asylum in the United States. The North Korean Human Rights Act,
approved by voice vote, also contains $4 million for expanding US radio
broadcasts and other measures designed to promote democracy and human rights
in North Korea.

# posted by Andy @ 09:45 UTC

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/

"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
Tuesday, October 05, 2004

The US House of Representatives yesterday gave the government the green
light to spend $20 million a year for humanitarian aid to North Koreans
inside and outside the country, and moved to make North Korean refugees
eligible for asylum in the United States. The North Korean Human Rights
Act,
approved by voice vote, also contains $4 million for expanding US radio
broadcasts and other measures designed to promote democracy and human
rights
in North Korea.

# posted by Andy @ 09:45 UTC

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/


KJI will spend 8 million to jam it.

Michael

Of course George Bush woulda invaded em and disarmed em if they would have
had oil reserves!

Another friggin welfare project....


"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
Tuesday, October 05, 2004

The US House of Representatives yesterday gave the government the green
light to spend $20 million a year for humanitarian aid to North Koreans
inside and outside the country, and moved to make North Korean refugees
eligible for asylum in the United States. The North Korean Human Rights
Act,
approved by voice vote, also contains $4 million for expanding US radio
broadcasts and other measures designed to promote democracy and human
rights
in North Korea.

# posted by Andy @ 09:45 UTC

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/