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North Korean birthday marked



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NORTH Korean leader Kim Jong Il promoted 35 generals yesterday as the country marked one of its biggest national holidays, the birthday of his late father.
Kim Il Sung died in 1994 aged 82, but still holds the title of "eternal president".


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  • Last Updated: 15 April 2008 10:28 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: North Korea
 
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GalacticCannibal,

Murrieta; . CA.....a place in the Sun 16/04/2008 00:43:42
Kim Il Sung died in 1994 aged 82, but still holds the title of "eternal president".
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This beats the tribal magic of Africa by a long shot.


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Dozens killed in Sunni areas of Iraq;

Aha Pres Bush I see Ur surge is working.
What an evil man U are

GC
2

Nancy "Stretch" Pelosi,

San Francisco 16/04/2008 02:39:06
#1 GC

Call 911, I think you are over dosing on shrooms.
3

57Nomad,

california 16/04/2008 02:42:27
#1 GC

Iranian sponsored, equipped, and trained terrorists blow up bombs that kill other Muslims and your anger is directed at President Bush. I see.

 

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