Guessing they don't have an office in Pyongyang https://t.co/zCfwrjbDki
— Alastair Gale (@AlastairGale) October 6, 2017
Guessing they don't have an office in Pyongyang https://t.co/zCfwrjbDki
— Alastair Gale (@AlastairGale) October 6, 2017
Aiming for Unification: Korean Nationalism & Nuclear Crisis w/ B.R. Myers on 10/17/17 @DukeU https://t.co/FVhuLGgV4s pic.twitter.com/C0ELyU2Z3l
— Sino-NK (@Sino_NK) October 3, 2017
Aiming for two rocket landings in 48 hours this weekend https://t.co/C1CZW2cQgv
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 4, 2017
Looking into North Korea, giving them my look of resolve. pic.twitter.com/nB7Wgkg7gd
— Bruce Klingner (@BruceKlingner) September 24, 2017
If anyone see this guy begging for money in Seoul I recommend to not give him anything unless you don’t mind funding his lavish lifestyle:
Notorious “big-leg beggar” Benjamin Holst has been refused entry onto a Thai Airways flight to Laos via Bangkok.
Sharing his frustration on Facebook yesterday (Tuesday, September 12), the German wrote: “Trouble whit Thai airways ): f**k Thai airways.” [sic]
He has since caught a flight to Seoul, South Korea, where has already shared pictures of a lavish meal and pole-dancing bar. (……)
Holst uses his grotesquely deformed leg to trick kind-hearted people into funding a lifestyle of constant travel and partying. [PLN via Reddit]
You can read more at the link, but I am surprised this guy doesn’t have his own reality show by now.
It sounds like someone decided to publish something outrageous to get it to go viral to bring attention to their newsletter. If that was the plan it worked:
A newsletter posted on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) campus is starting to make the rounds on social media and it states veterans should be banned from four-year universities. Several viewers asked 11 News to look into the origin of the newsletter.
The letter states military veterans should be banned from classes and compares the military culture to white supremacist groups.
The newsletter is titled “Social Justice Collective Weekly” and says it is the first issue. A spokesperson for UCCS said the newsletter has nothing to do with the school and does not represent the institution’s views. However, it was approved by the university and posted on a bulletin board. The school says anyone is allowed to post items on the board.
The university explained while this group is not affiliated with the college, they say it is free speech and the group can post what they want.
The article says veterans should be banned from UCCS and other four-year colleges. It also generalizes veterans and says they are unsympathetic to the LGBTQ community. The article says all veterans have far right-wing ideologies. [KKTV]
You can read more at the link, but I think the real story with this is if the university would have allowed a racist hate group to distribute such a newsletter around campus?
Also of note is that I got to learn from this newsletter what a LGBTQQIP2SAA is.
With the vast majority of Guam’s tourists coming from Japan and South Korea it makes sense that they are unfazed by the recent rhetoric from North Korea which they have grown accustomed to:
Tourists haven’t been deterred from visiting the tropical island of Guam even though the U.S. territory has been the target of threats from North Korea during a week of angry words exchanged by Pyongyang and Washington.
Chiho Tsuchiya of Japan heard the news, but she decided to come anyway with her husband and two children. “I feel Japan and Korea also can get danger from North Korea, so staying home is the same,” said the 40-year-old.
Won Hyung-jin, an official from Modetour, a large South Korean travel agency, said several customers called with concerns, but they weren’t worried enough to pay cancellation fees for their trips.
“It seems North Korea racks up tension once or twice every year, and travelers have become insensitive about it,” Won said. His company has sent about 5,000 travelers to Guam a month this year, mostly on package tours. [Bloomberg]
You can read more at the link.
Leave it to an idiot neo-Nazi to wear an 82nd Airborne hat to the recent protest in Charlottesville:
The 82nd Airborne Division fought several campaigns against Nazi Germany during World War II. So after a man in a hat bearing the elite Army paratrooper unit’s insignia was pictured throwing a Ku Klux Klan salute (which resembles and is sometimes mistaken for a Nazi salute) during the weekend’s Charlottesville protests, the division delivered a pointed message. [Yahoo News]
You can read more at the link, but some people actually thought this idiot was in the 82nd Airborne. Here is the 82nd’s Twitter response to this guy wearing an 82nd Airborne hat:
Anyone can purchase that hat. Valor is earned. pic.twitter.com/qk6rQHBwui
— All American 💯 (@82ndABNDiv) August 14, 2017
Note to all racists out there, if you are going to spew your hatred don’t drag the US military into it by wearing its gear. If anything these racists should dislike the US military considering how it is in my opinion the most merit based organization in the US where someone of any race through performance can rise to the top.
Radio stations on Guam accidentally broadcast a "civil danger warning" – the kind used for North Korean missiles https://t.co/15P8Fsj68W
— Anna Fifield (@annafifield) August 15, 2017
When I saw Korea Herald infographics dude had done one on out-of-wedlock births, I knew it would be worth the click.https://t.co/yG6YVtVhXw
— Jonathan Cheng (@JChengWSJ) July 12, 2017