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Korea… in Blog Format
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by Robert Koehler on July 3, 2009
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by Robert Koehler on June 30, 2009
by Dram_man on June 25, 2009
by Robert Koehler on June 19, 2009
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by Robert Koehler on June 6, 2009
by Robert Koehler on June 3, 2009
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That old Stormtroopers of Death song comes to mind with Steve Sailer's latest — The American Media's Bias toward English-Speaking Foreigners. Mr. Sailer observes that "the American press will tend to be biased toward political movements who represent the better ... [Link]
Posted 62 minutes ago
Octavio Sánchez (whose name sounds pretty Spanish), a former presidential advisor in Honduras, argues that the removal of Honduran President Manuel Zelaya from office was lawful and in accordance with the Honduran constitution. Under our Constitution, what happened in Honduras ... [Link]
Posted 64 minutes ago
An interview with Joel Salatin, who describes himself in the above terms — Farming and Freedom. Subscribe in a reader [Link]
Posted 68 minutes ago
A review of a book by French thinker and anthropologist Marc Augé whose thesis it is "[t]hat the world is becoming ever more homogenized and globalized, and soon it won’t matter where we go because the world will consist only ... [Link]
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North Korean scientists are diversifying. Not only are the busy in secret labs building nuclear weapons to obliterate their neighbors if a conflict arises, they’re also concocting refreshing, delicious beer with a ‘unique scent and fresh taste’. Check out this ... [Link]
Posted 4 hours ago
Last weekend I took a trip to sunny, funny Busan and was talked into doing something other than playing on Haeundae Beach. We paid a visit to Busan's Chinatown, located across the street from Busan Station and accessible via exit ... [Link]
Posted 5 hours ago
President Lee dropped in for a conference at a high school in Wonju on the 3rd and ate lunch with the students afterward. [Link]
Posted 6 hours ago
Read it and weep, folks. Chosun.com research has uncovered a case where a foreigner who had committed a crime in her native country was able to enter the country and work at a domestic university, and another where a foreign ... [Link]
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