‘Otto Warmbier Way’ street name sought near N.K. officeThis Jan. 17, 2019, photo shows the building in Manhattan, New York, where North Korea has its mission to the United Nations. U.S. broadcaster Fox News reported that Joe Borelli, a New York City Council member, is seeking to rename the street in front of the building “Otto Warmbier Way” after a U.S. university student who was detained in the North for 17 months and died in 2017 soon after he was sent back home in a coma. (Yonhap)
Watch the loony left members of the New York City Council quash this proposal quickly and with little fanfare by anyone in the mainstream media cabal but Fox News.
Flyingsword
5 years ago
I guess Don’t Go To Countries That Hate America Then Break Their Laws AVE. is too long of a name…
johnhenry
5 years ago
Why do you believe NK’s version of Warmbier’s situation?
Check the list of “Crimes” committed. While religious proselytizing is protected free speech in many countries, it’s clearly NOT allowed in North Korea. Don’t preach, don’t hand out Bibles, don’t try to establish a church. Heck, I wouldn’t even pray over my dinner if I were in a restaurant…
Also, don’t try to sneak in, and don’t trust Chinese guides to show you safe places to look across the river into North Korea.
While I won’t ever tour North Korea as long as the Kims are in power, there are plenty of Adventure Tourists who stay at crappy hotels, take canned tours, and eat bad food (while drinking what is supposed to be quite good beer!), and come home afterwards with the same photos of the Juche Tower as everyone else.
Watch the loony left members of the New York City Council quash this proposal quickly and with little fanfare by anyone in the mainstream media cabal but Fox News.
I guess Don’t Go To Countries That Hate America Then Break Their Laws AVE. is too long of a name…
Why do you believe NK’s version of Warmbier’s situation?
i know he went to a country that hates america…
@JohnHenry
While I don’t believe everything North Korea says, it seems like almost everyone who gets into trouble in North Korea tended to bring it down upon themselves.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_foreign_nationals_detained_in_North_Korea
Check the list of “Crimes” committed. While religious proselytizing is protected free speech in many countries, it’s clearly NOT allowed in North Korea. Don’t preach, don’t hand out Bibles, don’t try to establish a church. Heck, I wouldn’t even pray over my dinner if I were in a restaurant…
Also, don’t try to sneak in, and don’t trust Chinese guides to show you safe places to look across the river into North Korea.
While I won’t ever tour North Korea as long as the Kims are in power, there are plenty of Adventure Tourists who stay at crappy hotels, take canned tours, and eat bad food (while drinking what is supposed to be quite good beer!), and come home afterwards with the same photos of the Juche Tower as everyone else.