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North Korea celebrates 4th of July with beer and rockets

North Korea launches beer advert
Because nothing in a beer ad says “refreshing” like chemists in labs, assembly lines, antiquated buildings, and North Korean Communist party officials:

Meanwhile the rockets are flying in the overall direction of Japan. The UN forbids that,

Resolution 1874, which was approved last month and which condemned the North’s nuclear test, was the third to be passed by the U.N. Security Council against the country since 2006. All three ban North Korea from launching ballistic missiles.

Obviously the North Korean regime f*rts in the overall direction of the UN as far as that’s concerned.

Ed asks, “Could a Taepodong-2 be next?”

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2 Responses to “North Korea celebrates 4th of July with beer and rockets”

  1. Anthony (Los Angeles) Says:
    July 5th, 2009 at 10:32 am

    I noted during the commercial that they cite ISO 9000 or 9001 standards, referring to quality control. I know that makes a difference in what beer I buy…

    And I was surprised that Dear Leader’s face didn’t appear in it.

  2. Public Secrets Says:
    July 5th, 2009 at 10:50 am

    Because nothing says "tastes great" like ISO 9001!…

    After a tough day having your soul raped building the future in a hell-hole and gulag worker’s paradise like North Korea, it’s comforting to know you can end it with a frosty People’s Brewski that meets ISO standards. Down with……