Journalist from North Korea, Freed at Last!
@LetranKnight25 (33117)
Philippines
August 5, 2009 8:34am CST
Not a referral Link!
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/us_nkorea_journalists_held
I don't know how that Ex-president Bill Clinton did it but it sure work. It was known that He went to North Korea to have talks with Kim Jong Ill regarding the release of the two journalist. i don't know exactly what kind of negotiations went through, but the ILL fated Kim Jong agreed to it.
Have you watch or read the news about this. the X presidents charms never cease to amaze me. i hope these two wouldn't dare to go back or risk going another dangerous country
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I don't know how that Ex-president Bill Clinton did it but it sure work. It was known that He went to North Korea to have talks with Kim Jong Ill regarding the release of the two journalist. i don't know exactly what kind of negotiations went through, but the ILL fated Kim Jong agreed to it.
Have you watch or read the news about this. the X presidents charms never cease to amaze me. i hope these two wouldn't dare to go back or risk going another dangerous country.1 person likes this
3 responses
@Nobody4me (165)
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20 Aug 09
That leader is a complete hero to the people of UNited States since they are every nice. he must have a good charisma as his arsenal. i dear leader would change his mind there.
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
5 Aug 09
I'm glad former president clinton was able to make this happen. He is such an intelligent man& i'm glad he is still in the loop. Those journalists better than their lucky stars & keep their tails where they are suppose to be.
@jillmalitz (5131)
• United States
5 Aug 09
Mr. Clinton is very skilled at talking to people. He is also skilled as a former President. He knows how to word things so that the best possible face can be put on a situation. I know that several people were considered when asking for someone to go to Korea including former Vice President Al Gore who owns the tv network the women work for and Bill Richardson a former governor and political adviser. Mr. Clinton was able to speak to Mr Ill in a way that would make him "feel" important as well as prove to him that working together for the common good would benefit North Korea too. I am very proud of how Mr. Clinton achieved this and I know that President Obama is glad too.
