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North Korea embarks on revolutionary method of potato farming...when not building nukes...

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heartsurgeon

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News From KOREAN CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY of DPRK(Democratic People's Republic of Korea)
They said that Kim Jong Il's policy of bringing about a signal turn in potato farming is a unique and very just policy of Korean-style for a great turn in agriculture as it helps effect a great surge in the agricultural production by arousing the revolutionary enthusiasm and creative initiative of the popular masses in reflection of the specific conditions of the country and the desire of the people.
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maybe they better just stick to building nukes......
 
I've often wondered what it is about the communist countries that makes the people such bad farmers... perhaps I've found the answer??!
 
Originally posted by: heartsurgeon
News From KOREAN CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY of DPRK(Democratic People's Republic of Korea)
They said that Kim Jong Il's policy of bringing about a signal turn in potato farming is a unique and very just policy of Korean-style for a great turn in agriculture as it helps effect a great surge in the agricultural production by arousing the revolutionary enthusiasm and creative initiative of the popular masses in reflection of the specific conditions of the country and the desire of the people.
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maybe they better just stick to building nukes......
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That's quite the mouthful of words(from the article quote). Gotta love propoganda, it's like making Dennis Miller a government PR person.
 
That's better than when the Soviets grew wheat in icewater because they thought the seeds produced would be able to survive in Siberia...😕
 
Originally posted by: AvesPKS
That's better than when the Soviets grew wheat in icewater because they thought the seeds produced would be able to survive in Siberia...😕
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Interestig idea, worth a shot.
 
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