Think Kim sends him back on a rocket?
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tour group told CBS News they had just visited one of the buildings at the site when "this man gives out a loud 'ha ha ha,' and just runs in between some buildings."
"I thought it was a bad joke at first, but when he didn't come back, I realized it wasn't a joke
What a bit.
The only good troop (abandoned his post)?
I haven't read the article- I guess it's 100 percent possible he's done something terrible to flee persecution
100%. he was facing disciplinary action. But they don't say what for. It's totally going to come out that he did something fucked up and America was just letting him run around a foreign country carefree.
US treating other sovereign nations like babysitters then getting pissed when sovereign nations behave like babysitters
And no one will care. So it goes
I think it's only been said that he has an assault charge or something.
He had information that would lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton and now Kim is going to bring justice.
Those south Korean border guards couldn't look more evil if they tried.
On the other side he was met with:
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"Yankee go home" the boy was heard screaming as he released his rock.
It's weird to see a soldier use less-lethal-force and not just start blasting.
fr they look like the elite mook that you fight in the last half of many fps games
I have no idea how this is not an emoji. I think I made a bad crop of it looong ago.
What do you mean? What would they kill him for? They can keep him alive to use as a bartering chip or a propaganda asset (or maybe they can just re-educate and integrate him under supervision).
Remember when 22 year old tourist Otto Warmbier stole a poster and was imprisoned, and then was sent back to the US a few years later in a coma?
Maybe I'm just a pessimist but I don't expect him to have a different experience. Plus, I'd love to see a US soldier imprisoned in a DPRK labour camp
I do remember that instance, do you? After his parents pulled the plug, they declined to have an autopsy conducted, had his body quickly buried, and accused the DPRK of torture on account of his bizarre confession, his having a single scar on his foot that was unknown to them, and crooked teeth (presumably discovered on medical examinations while he was comatose). I read their entire statement to the Supreme Court and they have nothing more about his condition to substantiate their interpretation.
His coma was consistent with botulism, which is more common in poor countries like the DPRK and the official story they gave for his coma. The sleeping pill part was strange, but I need to guess it was do to an initial misdiagnosis of his condition (or perhaps just to help him sleep). The coma was surely from brain damage caused by the botulism, we have no reason to think it was from being beaten into that state or anything of the sort.
He was surely intimidated on the gravest of terms to get that confession out of him, but the parents do not propose evidence of so much as a bone fracture or cauliflower ear or anything else that might still be apparent in a few months (from the coma's onset to his arrival home). I don't think they even substantiated him being denied receiving a proper amount of food.
The last US soldiers to defect to the DPRK, which happened in the '60s, generally lived peacefully there (I am sure there were incidents now and then because this is several people's lives over several decades, but I don't know of any incidents).
The doctor that picked him up said he was impressively taken care of given the lack of healthcare automation at the hospital he was at. Said that he didnt even have bed sores, which were common in overstaffed American hospitals, so the nurses were rotating him every hour.
If they have him I would guess he would spend a few years in prison of some sort until the North Koreans trade him in a prisoner exchange
lib reddit propaganda take , he is Joyfull probably
I mean there is a decent chance he is dead the DMZ is not a safe place
