By Adam Cathcart | July 01, 2012 | No Comments
Rodong Sinmun, June 19, 2012
“Oh My Gosh! Our Leader can write?! You mean, he’s somewhat educated? I couldn’t tell, with the way things were run in this country! Wow!” –Awed North Korean
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“Oh My Gosh! Our Leader can write?! You mean, he’s somewhat educated? I couldn’t tell, with the way things were run in this country! Wow!” –Awed North Korean