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south korea chose sweden and switzerland, while the north chose poland and czechoslovakia as neutralmistice. but, in the 1990s, pyongyang expelled the commission from its side. now, only swedish and swiss officers remained in south korea. even though north and south korean soldiers stand face—to—face at the border, there is no communication between the two sides. in recent days, harsh threats have been coming from pyongyang. but these have come to be expected. what is new now is the rhetoric from north korea has met rhetoric from the american leader, which is a little bit different. and then, of course, it goes a little bit higher. so, i wouldn't say they are more scared than normal but you never know. this contingent also monitors these military drills conducted every year by the us and south korean forces to ensure they don't violate the ceasefire. what was meant to be a temporary camp until a peace agreement was signed has now been here for 64 years. of course, we all hope we could close down here and go home because there is a peace treaty. but, as long as north korea presses on

south korea chose sweden and switzerland, while the north chose poland and czechoslovakia, as neutralr the armistice. but, in the 1990s, pyongyang expelled the commission from its side. so now, only swedish and swiss offices remain in south korea. in light of the fact that for more than 20 years there has been no communication from the other side, you know, as people who are posted here, do you think there is any point in being here? i think it's important to mention that we are present every day in the conference room. so we are every day ready to receive, and go sit back on the table to talk. even though north and south korean soldiers stand face—to—face at the border, there is no communication between the two sides. in recent days, harsh threats have been coming from pyongyang, but these have come to be expected. what is new now is that the rhetoric from north korea has met rhetoric from an american leader, which is a little bit different. and then, of course, it goes little bit higher. when you speak to the south korean people, of course, they're living next to each other, and the

south korea chose sweden and switzerland, while the north chose poland and czechoslovakia, as neutralations to monitor the armistice. but, in the 1990s, pyongyang expelled the commission from its side. so now, only swedish and swiss offices remain in south korea. in light of the fact that for more than 20 years there has been no communication from the other side, you know, as people who are posted here, do you think there is any point in being here? i think it's important to mention that we present every day in the conference room. so we are every day ready to receive, and go sit back on the table to talk. even though north and south korean soldiers stand face—to—face at the border, there is no communication between the two sides. in recent days, harsh threats have been coming from pyongyang, but these have come to be expected. what is new now is that the rhetoric from north korea has met rhetoric from an american leader, which is a little bit different. and then, of course, it goes little bit higher. when you speak to the south korean people, of course, they're living next to each ot

south korea chose sweden and switzerland while the north chose poland and czechoslovakia and neutralwedish and swiss officers remain in south korea. even though north and south korean soldiers stand face—to—face at the border, there is no communication between there is no communication between the two sides. in recent days, harsh threats have been coming from pyongyang. but these have come to be expected. what is new now is that there are talks from north korea, they've met rhetoric from an american leader which is a bit different then of course it goes a little higher. i wouldn't say they are more scared than normal, but you never know. this contingent also monitors the military drills conducted every year by the us and south korean forces to ensure they don't violate the ceasefire. what was meant to be a temporary camp until a peace agreement was signed has now been here for 64 years. of course we all hoped that we could close down here and go home because there is a peace treaty. but as long as north korea presses on with its nuclear programme, there can be no peace agreement here

we have dates in south america, australia, london, germany sweden and, of course, all over the united states. i think we're doing ten dates in california, ten dates in florida. >> host: so is called rolling academy. trolling. >> guest: in my book i make a distinction between trolling in mere cruelty. in my view trolling done correctly, trolling done for our purpose is intended to reveal things that polite society won'l tell you or isn't allowed to say. i'd like to think of myself as sort of a purchase troll like trolling for the good lord, you know? i will provoke, i mean it. >> host: i thought you were too good to troll? >> guest: it's a bit of a joke. i tell jokes that only my fancy get anybody else because of it in america is so earnest. at don't else takes at face value because no offense but you all don't really get ironing. this is a constant risk of being a european and america. it's like i call us of the most likely does fill in on the network nobody in america pickst for the word fabulous that i might be single slightly tongue-in-cheek. because if i were a super though i migh

. >> colombia, canada, iceland, norway, sweden, finland, denmark, germany, london in ireland. >> dublin. >> new zealand, south africa, luxembourg, spain, and portugal. >> yes. >> that about it. >> south africa. >> yes. >> a list that could get longer as more country legalize same-sex marriage, all right malta and germany have been added, australia could be next. >> we would love to have an exabinexhibition at end of projt called 22 we just feature 25 or 26 countries, then toll b will a time capsule this shaping now, this is happen in 18 months time. >> more information on plan can be found 22 the project.com. diana for chasing news. >> a great night of chasing news, we appreciate you watching, we had quite a show, talking about senator bob menendez, what do you think? is he going down in flames? will chris christie have a u.s. senate appointment. >> that and statue of christopher columbus they have is over stepped. it does not make sense to try to erase history, there are more important things like jobs. that is my thought, let me know, hit me up on twitter, facebook, you know where to find us, and listen eve

they said south america days australia, days in london, germany, sweden and of course all over the unitedstates. tendons of florida, tenant california. >> so this is called troll academy. >> in my book i make a distinction between trolling and mere cruelty. in my view trolling done correctly? hyperboles is intended to reveal things. i like to think of myself as a virtuous troll. i will provoke - >> a virtuous troll. >> i told joe's only my fans get peer than everyone else, because everyone in america is so you know they take it at face value. you don't get irony. this is a constant. [laughter] being a european in america. i call myself the most fabulous super villain on the extent known in america picks up on the word fabulous that i might be saying slightly tongue-in-cheek. as if i were actually super villain. i'm not going to tag myself is fabulous. like what is happening? >> of you might have a fabulous costume. most super villains do. >> while i like my new favorite type that i am wearing for you. >> thank you very much! >> give my grown-up c-span outfit. but nobody america seems to u

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