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 The Israeli military said its aircraft attacked targets in Syria hours after a mortar bomb from fighting in Syria struck the Golan Heights. Transnistria does not share a border with Russia. It has been de facto independent since the 1990s but is not internationally recognised. Eight-seat Beechcraft planes will carry passengers to the Black Sea city of Batumi and the highland regions of Kazbegi and Svaneti. One of the wounded soldiers later died in hospital despite all attempts to save his life, lifting the death toll to three, the military said.   Partner news |  Latest news "Twin Peaks" extended teaser features composer Angelo Badalamenti (video)  Series creators David Lynch and Mark Frost write the miniseries, with Lynch also directing.Colin Trevorrow reveals details about "Jurassic World 2" Trevorrow went on to talk about more animatronic dinosaurs that will be featured in the sequel.Azerbaijan fires 700 shots in truce violations overnight Karabakh troops mainly remained committed to the ceasefire to continue controlling the situation on the contact line.Spain's Marbella recognizes, condemns Armenian Genocide City council representatives dwelled upon the importance of the international recognition of the Armenian Genocide. |
