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my name is Michael. I love music. i play Piano mostly, and am in the band "the narrow" :) Snowboarding is my thing in the winter, and in summer i try to spend as much time up at our cabin in Spicer MN on Green Lake.

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BAGHDAD, Iraq — The U.S. military reported Wednesday that 10 American troops had been killed in bombings and combat, raising to 68 the number of U.S. troops killed in Iraq in October.

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U.N. Sanctions Against North Korea

China and Russia have now agreed to cooaperate in the "blockade" of North Korea. Especially now that we do know that the explosions were in fact nuclear from taking air samples over North Korea. Naturally North Korea's Responce to this is anger saying that these sanctions are an act of war. According to some officials in South Korea and Japan, North Korea could be preparing for a second nuclear test; thinking that it will ear them respect. "The fact of the matter is that nuclear tests make us respect them less," U.S. nuclear envoy Christopher Hill said to reporters. China and Russia are the lifeline of North Korea, without there support North Korea won't last long. They have now way to support themselves seeing as their onlyeconomic support comes from: producing and dealing heroin, selling weapons, and making very high quality counterfeit U.S. $100 bills.
North Korea's reigime will fall. its just a matter of when. The question the South Korean's and China is facing is: when Kim Jong II falls and the awful totatlarian reigime collapses. what are the surrounding countries going to do with 23 million malnurished, starving, illiterate North Korean refugees?

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