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The popular press revives the glory-days of brainwashed cults

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Serena Nordstrup

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Apr 13, 2013, 3:18:20 AM4/13/13
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2306816/North-Korea-threat-Kim-Hyun-hee-reveals-truth-juvenile-madman-Kim-Jong-Un.html

"North Korea's former top female spy has revealed how she was snatched
from her family to serve the secretive state - then asked to blow up a
civilian plane that killed 115 people. [...] Kim Hyun-hee, who tried
to kill herself with poison after her capture by the South Koreans and
later escaped the death sentence, spoke out to try to attack her
former Communist government bosses as warmongers. [..] Speaking at a
secret location in South Korea, the 51-year-old former terrorist said
[...] 'North Korea is not a State - it's a cult.' [...] She was
sentenced to death but was later pardoned after the [South Korean]
government decided she had been brainwashed by the North."

TJ

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Apr 13, 2013, 8:18:44 AM4/13/13
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What does this "cult" gobbledygook have to do with the this newsgroup? What you selling here bro? What propaganda you propagating? Who do you work for Nordstrup? I smell a spy and it is come from your post dude.

Serena Nordstrup

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Apr 14, 2013, 7:31:51 AM4/14/13
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On Apr 14, 12:18 am, TJ <thetroublewitht...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Saturday, April 13, 2013 3:18:20 AM UTC-4, Serena Nordstrup wrote:
> >http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2306816/North-Korea-threat-Ki...
>
> > "North Korea's former top female spy has revealed how she was snatched
>
> > from her family to serve the secretive state - then asked to blow up a
>
> > civilian plane that killed 115 people. [...] Kim Hyun-hee, who tried
>
> > to kill herself with poison after her capture by the South Koreans and
>
> > later escaped the death sentence, spoke out to try to attack her
>
> > former Communist government bosses as warmongers. [..] Speaking at a
>
> > secret location in South Korea, the 51-year-old former terrorist said
>
> > [...] 'North Korea is not a State - it's a cult.' [...] She was
>
> > sentenced to death but was later pardoned after the [South Korean]
>
> > government decided she had been brainwashed by the North."
>
> What does this "cult" gobbledygook have to do with the this newsgroup?

The association between brainwashing and cultitude has long furnished
a popular topic for alt.fan.landmark discussions.

> What you selling here bro? What propaganda you propagating?

Selling? Propagation? -- I noted, as you will have seen, the revival
in the popular press of the "glory-days of brainwashed cults"...

> Who do you work for Nordstrup?

I find that question irrelevant to the reportage of the "Daily Mail".

> I smell a spy and it is come from your post dude.

In which part of my post did your spy-sniffer instincts activate?

Simpatice
Serena
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