North Korea Asks U.S. To Change Policy

If america would just go away and leave people alone.Sheesh.

The witness, who shares these crazy anecdotes about Kim Jong IL is a Japanese sushi chef. In 1982, at the invitation of a Japanese-North Korean trading company, he started working in a sushi restaurant in Pyongyang. In 1988 he agreed to serve as Kim Jong Il's personal chef; a job he held until 2001. In April of that year, having realized the extent of the paranoid and oppressive surveillance he was under, he escaped to Japan. In 2003, in Japanese, he published Kim Jong Il's Chef (Fuso Publishing, Inc.)
I apologize because this might seem a bit off topic. But it takes two to negotiate and one is probably incapable here due to mental illness. That seems a pretty standard observation about Little Kim.
Jet Ski racing with Little Kim
‘As I was riding a Jet Ski on a lake near the Chinese border, Kim Jong Il came up next to me and said, "Fujimoto, let's race. But I want you to take it seriously." He gave the signal to start, and I rammed the accelerator as hard as I could. Halfway through I looked at him and realized that I was leading by about half a boat length. For a moment I thought I was making a mistake, but I remembered that he had said he wanted me to take the race seriously, so I crossed the finish line first. Kim Jong Il said begrudgingly, "You win, Fujimoto."
At that moment I thought maybe it hadn't been such a good idea to win, and I regretted it a bit. But he had said it was a serious race, so I decided I wasn't wrong in winning. Until then nobody else had ever won a contest against Kim Jong Il. A month later he once again challenged me to a race. However, this time at the starting line I was surprised to see that he had traded his old Jet Ski for a much larger one. With a different engine capacity there was no way I could win.
At this time several areas in North Korea were suffering from extensive floods and food shortages. Dead bodies were bobbing in the currents. Whether he was aware of this or not, Kim Jong Il certainly seemed to be enjoying himself racing to and fro.’

North Korea threatens the South and Japan with nuclear weapons and blackmails them - the U.S. is standing by these allies - unlike anything Canadians would be willing to do anymore, it's too hard for us.