Events Leading Up to N. Korea Nuclear Test
by Pelagius ~ October 30th, 2006. Filed under: Asides.Timeline of events leading to N. Korea nuclear test, courtesy of The Onion: 1996: Kim Jong-Il decides individual murders take too long
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