N. Korea calls Kerry ‘wild dog with hideous lantern jaw’ August 20, 2014 - 10:40 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - In its latest personal attack on a prominent official, North Korea has called U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry a wild dog with a "hideous lantern jaw," the Associated Press reports. The slur from the National Defense Commission, the North's top governing body, is the latest in a slew of crude insults against U.S. and South Korean leaders. The North's state media has called President Barack Obama a monkey and South Korean President Park Geun-hye a prostitute. An unidentified commission official describes Kerry as a "wolf donning the mask of sheep" who plays a role in U.S. plans to invade North Korea. He criticized Kerry's comments on North Korea's human rights record and weapons programs. South Korean activists frequent use images depicting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a pig in anti-Pyongyang rallies. Related links:   Top stories "As two neighbors, Iran and Russia have common viewpoints toward political, regional and global issues," Dehghan said. At least 2,500 and possibly up to 5,000 suspects have traveled from Europe to conflicts in Syria and Iraq, Wainwright said. Yet even as Aliyev cultivates the West, he is convinced that foreign-financed organizations, including RFE/RL, are out to get him. Francis urged people to have greater empathy towards family and friends with problems, saying the world "needs tenderness" and warmth.   Partner news |  Latest news Serena Williams wins 19th Grand Slam title  The American, 33, served superbly to win a pulsating final 6-3 7-6 (7-5) after Maria Sharapova fought back in the second set.Japan says situation with IS-held captives deadlocked Abe has repeatedly said Japan would not give in to terrorism and would keep cooperating with the international community.Merkel rules out cancelling any of Greece's debt New Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras will visit Cyprus, Italy and France next week but has no plans to visit Germany as yet.Artsakh army takes punitive measures to ensure security at contact line About 2,200 ceasefire violations by the Azerbaijani armed forces were reported at the contact line from Jan 25-31. |
