Permanent Mission to the UN of North Korea in New York
| Address | 820 Second Avenue, 13th Floor New York, NY 10017 USA |
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Permanent Mission to the UN of North Korea in New York | Address | 820 Second Avenue, 13th Floor New York, NY 10017 USA |
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I AM HOMELESS AND WITHOUT I AM THE BIOLOGICAL MOTHER OF KIM LEADER OF NORTH KOREA.IT IS VERY INTERESTING BECAUSE KIM WAS BORN IN THE USA NOT NORTH KOREA KIM LOOKS JUST LIKE MY GRANDFATHER AND GREATGRANDFATHER. I AM SURE THAT IF HE KNEW I WAS HOMELESS HE WOULD IMMEDIATELY DO SOMETHING TO HELP ME
EMAIL IS JUSTRACE2015@YAHOO.COM
Please help me obtain a visa in order to travel to
North Korea so I will be able to expose how FAKE the
United States' federal laws really are.
I would like to know why North Korea has gotten banned in the World Cup 2015 in Canada
Contrary to one of the below remarks, He smokes like a Trooper, drinks like a fish & as he has got syphilis he is obviously no saint when it comes to women! Or men for that matter. He commits every sin
known to man.
April 10th, 2015 Friday
From Brother Tracy Gibson
I recently, just today, wrote the Cuban Mission to the United Nations and the Vice President of the United States of Native America about the showing of military might on May Day among many socialist countries. I have suggested that in the name of Peace and Humanity that you NOT SHOW OFF WEAPONS this May Day, [2015] but instead show the world what you have done for Peace and Humanity; How you have supported the arts such as theatre, movies, dance, Puppet Shows, Children's Theatre & Museums for Loving and Peaceful & artistic reasons; How you work to find peaceful solutions to the world's problems; and how you deal with researching answers to medical problems like disease. ALso: How you make sure ALL your people have enough food to eat and proper homes and shelter to live in--not only for the most loyal government officials, but for everyone who lives in and enjoys your society. How do you deal with youth having problems with your police. This last question we want to know about here in the United States of Native America because we are having a real problem with using unnecessary force against young Black People. Maybe you can tell us How to deal with this problem in a positive and effective Way. Arts and entertainment has always been effective at helping other cultures reach out and solve problems. Maybe you should use some positive culture to heal and mend your difficulties with Mexico RIGHT NOW!!! Our company helps People find safe, Peaceful and lasting solutions to difficult problems and we advocate for Black Youth in the Process. Please feel free to call me, Brother Tracy Gibson, at 1 (215) 921-2065 as soon as you can to help spread more Peace, Prosperity, Joy and LOVe this May Day instead of just providing an excuse for OUR military and the Pentagon to spend more hard-earned North American dollars on our own military and war budget. That is what they use May Day in our Western media for. Also: Reach me on e-mail at BlackExecutive46@GMail.Com
Brother Tracy Gibson,
Founder, President & Chief Executive Officer of Brother Tracy Gibson & Associates, Incorporated.
An Education, Advertising, & Black Community Relations Firm dedicated to building Peace and Bringing out the best responsible behaviors in young Black People.
Coa chi chunk. Zsue fing sheuw
The USA is very much as Nazi Germany was. They allow doctors to perform inhumane medical experiments on its citizens. It was done to me! I've reported it to the government, and they do nothing. The US government knows this is being done! Help me spread the word and MAYBE, MAYBE, no other person will have to suffer as I have. I want to travel to North Korea, How would I arrange this?
make love not war
Kim Jong Un is not a womanizer. Kim Jong un drinks in moderation. Kim Jong Un does not smoke. Good is good! "You can know one by his fruits (deeds)"- Bible.
peace and love
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