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Published 10 years ago by N3M0N with 5 Comments
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Dennis Rodman receives chilling open letter from an ex-North Korean prisoner

Shin Dong-hyuk is a human rights activist who was born in a North Korean labor camp. Shin escaped, and now writes to Dennis Rodman as the former NBA star visits North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong...

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  • doodlegirl
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    Camp 14 is a gruesome book that opened my eyes on NK. It's truly disturbing what goes on there, especially in the slave camps.

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    • Splitfish
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      I read it too. Fascinating read. I hope Rodman can open up his eyes and ears and clue in.

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      • doodlegirl
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        We should convince him to read just the first 3 chapters. If he has a soul he would continue reading it and realize what he's siding with.

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  • sysadmin
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    Dennis Rodman is the very definition of a tool.

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  • everlost
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    What are you doing Dennis? That country is all trouble!

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