It's kinda huge. I wonder is it beginning of dialogue towards reunification? Or maybe Kim just wants to piss-off Dolan…
2nd image: flag which udner they could participate
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>>107406
This is obviously a propaganda move on the Norkies part. They'll probably blast the opening of the Olympics to the 10 tv's that work in the country, showing how the south desires to be apart of Best Korea once more.
This is obviously a propaganda move on the Norkies part. They'll probably blast the opening of the Olympics to the 10 tv's that work in the country, showing how the south desires to be apart of Best Korea once more.
well, perhaps it is a good thing, relieving tensions between the two could lead to a peaceful resolution between us and NK. and perhaps eventually, us and the commies can coexist.
>>107409
That's not going to happen. The US is the great evil that propaganda uses to hold the country together. Either a new enemy is needed to propodandize, or the effective end to the regime is are the only way to achieve friendly relations.
That's not going to happen. The US is the great evil that propaganda uses to hold the country together. Either a new enemy is needed to propodandize, or the effective end to the regime is are the only way to achieve friendly relations.
>>107410
In lieu of conspiracies this could be interpreted in several ways at least for fun:
1. This signals the end to North Korea or at least the current Korean divide. Meaning that there could be a shift to a new enemy. Iran for example,
2. The situation in North Korea has been deescalated, somehow, that is no longer a problem and is compliant. This could mean point 1.
3. North Korea is already compliant, and this is just a window into the façade.
4. Finally, the most boring but closest interpretation, this is a rare breakthrough in delegation for a special occasion.
Anyways this is a really aesthetic flag.
In lieu of conspiracies this could be interpreted in several ways at least for fun:
1. This signals the end to North Korea or at least the current Korean divide. Meaning that there could be a shift to a new enemy. Iran for example,
2. The situation in North Korea has been deescalated, somehow, that is no longer a problem and is compliant. This could mean point 1.
3. North Korea is already compliant, and this is just a window into the façade.
4. Finally, the most boring but closest interpretation, this is a rare breakthrough in delegation for a special occasion.
Anyways this is a really aesthetic flag.
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