World news thread

[Mike]

lol how the fuck do you even steal something this big from a museum?

Slowly?

[Gronank]

lol how the fuck do you even steal something this big from a museum?

All you need is one look into that guy's eyes to know that there's a way.

[Shrike]

Meanwhile in the Colonies.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/27/worl ... .html?_r=0

[Killertomato]

lol how the fuck do you even steal something this big from a museum?

Slowly?

Slowly? All at once, yo.

[Grabbed_by_the_Spets]

lol how the fuck do you even steal something this big from a museum?

Probably the same way some over here stole a 12 ton statue, with a crane.

[Doinize]

Turkish MIT spies on gülenists in germany, tells german BND which goes and warns said gülenists.

Between this and certiefied lowkey tankie Sarah Wagenknecht calling Erdoğan a terrorist i van only imagine how assmad he is right now...

[frostypooky]

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/northko ... 0315F.html

when your propaganda campaign is whack

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/2013/20 ... 8432500320

wwoowee

[DrRansom]

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/northkorea/2017/03/28/24/0401000000AEN20170328014800315F.html

when your propaganda campaign is whack

http://english.yonhapnews.co.kr/2013/20 ... 8432500320

wwoowee

I think either Secretaries Mattis or Tillerson said that China was aiming to reduce local states to a state of limited independence. South Korea and the THAAD issue are the leading example of this.

As for North Korean propaganda, is North Korea trying to convince South Korea of the North Korean nuclear dominance?

[frostypooky]

more or less

"our great military of revolutionary Baekdusan [spirit] will mercilessly crush the nuclear war agitations of the invaders with our own nuclear blade of justice"

the language is laughable at face value, just as goofy as it is in English, and, more seriously speaking, I think it's more likely to continue to agitate South Koreans into confidence in deterrence than it is to scare them.

[DrRansom]

more or less

"our great military of revolutionary Baekdusan [spirit] will mercilessly crush the nuclear war agitations of the invaders with our own nuclear blade of justice"

the language is laughable at face value, just as goofy as it is in English, and, more seriously speaking, I think it's more likely to continue to agitate South Koreans into confidence in deterrence than it is to scare them.

What do you mean by that? Is the language more likely to make the South Koreans confident in their own military superiority or?