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Since the US media is painting the DPRK as an aggressor for the controlled demolition of their own building, but not the US for the invasion, genocide, occupation of Korea - just remember that the DPRK has been more responsible with their nukes than the US has with their's: https://twitter.com/SeraJadeAtPSA/status/1273458242639876096
PS: 1/6 The reason Pakistan and the DPRK have no fallout or environmental damage from their nuclear testing, is because they do underground self-contained tests and sub-criticals. This is not "Korean propaganda," as nuclear watchdog groups can detect nuclear tests anywhere in...
2/6...the entire world. Were DPRK damaging their environment with testing, international observers would know it immediately and sanction accordingly. This hasn't happened because the DPRK is, as Kim said above, "a responsible nuclear state." All other nuclear powers across...
3/6...the globe, not just the U.S., but also including the likes of France, China, and the former USSR, have damaged not only their own environment, but the global environment as well with nuclear testing. The U.S. and the former USSR even deliberately hurt people just to test...
4/6 ...the effects fallout would have on humans without their knowledge or consent. This is something the DPRK has NEVER done or attempted to do, not only by their own admission, but by the admission of international observers and espionage rings. And that's not even getting...
5/6 ...into what you all have been waiting for me to say this entire time: that the U.S. is the only nuclear state in the world to ever militarily use nuclear weapons after a war to massacre the surrendered enemy's civilians by the thousands upon thousands.
6/6 When Kim Jong-un says that the DPRK is "a responsible nuclear state" - these aren't just empty words said for propaganda effect, it's a verifiable fact with a documented history of truth. The U.S. cannot claim the same.
Who's really the proverbial "bad guys" here, hmm?
Who's really the proverbial "bad guys" here, hmm?
