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Benjo Apr 14, 2012

Just disintegrated huh.... Right. ... You don't think the USA had that laser plane 747 on stand by to knock it out of the air? SDI is alive and well!
Eric. Apr 14, 2012

The Nuke371 wrote:
No, if you look on Google Earth, (on computer) you can see all towns and cities. Though it doesn't reveal them until you're about 100km off. I saw the whole map of PyongYang!!

I went on Google Earth. Did you know, if you zoom in all the way on Pyongyang, you can see a statue of Kim Jon-Il? AND you can also see a pond/lake in the shape of a star (for communism)
El Devorador 👊🏻 Apr 14, 2012

Eric. wrote:
The Nuke371 wrote:
No, if you look on Google Earth, (on computer) you can see all towns and cities. Though it doesn't reveal them until you're about 100km off. I saw the whole map of PyongYang!!

I went on Google Earth. Did you know, if you zoom in all the way on Pyongyang, you can see a statue of Kim Jon-Il? AND you can also see a pond/lake in the shape of a star (for communism)
How many communist countries are still round today?
♠️ADD TURFA♠️ Apr 14, 2012

🅰DD 🍀G8🍀 wrote:
Eric. wrote:
The Nuke371 wrote:
No, if you look on Google Earth, (on computer) you can see all towns and cities. Though it doesn't reveal them until you're about 100km off. I saw the whole map of PyongYang!!

I went on Google Earth. Did you know, if you zoom in all the way on Pyongyang, you can see a statue of Kim Jon-Il? AND you can also see a pond/lake in the shape of a star (for communism)
How many communist countries are still round today?
The entire earth is round, so I guess you could kind of say all of them ... in a way 😉
UnknownAssassin Apr 14, 2012

🅰DD 🍀G8🍀 wrote:
Eric. wrote:
The Nuke371 wrote:
No, if you look on Google Earth, (on computer) you can see all towns and cities. Though it doesn't reveal them until you're about 100km off. I saw the whole map of PyongYang!!

I went on Google Earth. Did you know, if you zoom in all the way on Pyongyang, you can see a statue of Kim Jon-Il? AND you can also see a pond/lake in the shape of a star (for communism)
How many communist countries are still round today?
China, Cuba still, and North Korea. Might be another smaller one somewhere but mainly if only those three.

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