Topic: Kim Jong Un Had His Uncle Eaten Alive By 120 Revenous Dogs - page 2. (Read 5674 times)

Even during the height of the cold war, the US and the USSR maintained embassies on each other's land. So why so surprising about North Korea? After all they have UN membership, and is recognized by the UK as well.

Probably not. Even with the extreme dictatorship regime and communism there I still think there are places on this damn earth we humans have managed to get even worse.

Just thinking of the African countries with their ethnic fighting that in some countries are going on for years.Not even talking about living standards

How can you research this story? How can you have access to information from North Korea? Real information?
Read their national newspaper and you'll have a clue how they manipulate information.

North K., the funniest place on Earth.

That it's a made up story with no evidence to back it up, or a rumor

Any normal person that opened his mind and research a little bit would know the truth.

Whenever they have these type of stories I wonder if it is the truth or just a weird rumor they spill out to make people fear the North.
Albeit the key word was it really 120 dogs
Not 119 or 121

Most likely that hair stylist of his is dog food by now...

I'm surprise to know there is a north korean embassy in london.

haha that picture should read bad hair everyday lol.. It was just to easy I had to do it.
Seriously all that money and that is the best you can do with your hair I mean come on now.  Stop destroying your country and a hair stylist please!

North Korean Officials Target Hair Salon Over Kim Jong-un Diss





Apparently not all publicity is good publicity in the eyes of North Korea — especially when it comes to state-mandated haircuts.

A London hair salon was targeted last week by alleged North Korean embassy officials over an unflattering advertisement that features the country's leader Kim Jong-un and his infamous 'do, according to multiple reports.

The ad promoted a 15% discount on haircuts at the M&M Hair Academy throughout April, and aimed to be a clever way to bolster sales. It included a smiling photo of Kim, with the words "Bad hair day?" emblazoned across his chest. The ad went up on April 9, the BBC reported.

Unfortunately for the salon, however, the North Korean embassy is only a mile away.

Two men showed up, and began taking pictures and writing notes the day after the ad went up, the The Guardian reported. They then entered the salon, and asked who was responsible for the ad, reportedly claiming that it was disrespectful and had to come down.

"I told them this is England and not North Korea and told them to get their lawyers," Mo Nabbach, M&M's manager, told the London Evening Standard. "The two guys were wearing suits and they were very serious. It was very threatening."

Nabbach said he took the ad down, but was encouraged by clients to put it back up in the window. He eventually contacted local police after asking the men to leave. They did not specifically say where they worked, but a Metropolitan Police Service spokesperson told The Guardian that officers had been in contact with the North Korean embassy.

On Monday, the North Korean embassy sent a letter to the UK's Foreign Office, complaining about the ad, according to the Evening Standard. The letter demanded that the Foreign Office take "necessary action to stop the provocation."

Kim's government allegedly mandated last month that all male university students are now required to sport the block-like hairdo, although the Associated Press reported that visitors to North Korea have not noticed a change in hairstyle choice.

The North Korean embassy did not immediately respond to Mashable's request for comment.

http://mashable.com/2014/04/16/kim-jong-un-hairstyle-ad/


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I am glad I read that news on time. Just when I was planning my own marketing campaign about my brand new Portable 3D Sound Enhancer...

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already oppressed and abused. But by whom? So the sanctions are responsible for that too? Little effect why? Who is still supporting the power in charge oppressing and abusing the people? The power pushing for the sanctions?

Definitely. A gift from the American government which wants to exterminate the citizens of their rival nations (such as DPRK, Iraq.etc).

Those sanctions has little effect of the people in power. The most affected on this sanctions are the people who are already oppressed and abused.

No one. Especially the so called "For the People" socialists in the world.

Who care about North Korea ?
 

Let's not forget the famines are the direct result of the inhuman policies of the people in power.

Lets not forget those famines are one of the effects of the sanctions.

Solid evidence from NK? I remember the images of starving children back in the days on TV. I am sure it is not too difficult to find unsing google. Obviously everything can be counter argued as fake and american propaganda without any solid evidence also.  So why bother. People escaping to China sai to be witnesses. Again could be actors hired by Foxnews in the 90s before the foxnews channel ever existed.

I'll never understand these type of people who spend months and years taking care of their teeth, only to end it like this.