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North Korean dictator orders PistenBully for himself

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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Il isn't just playing around with his country's latest products, atom bombs, anymore. He also has a penchant for high-quality German goods. The dictator and his sybaritic entourage of obedient party officials have been living it up with imported Western luxury and entertainment goods for years, including the expensive equipment for their very own ski resort. And they ordered a PistenBully for their private ski resort.
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The order came as a big surprise to the sales staff at the all-terrain vehicle manufacturer Kässbohrer Geländefahrzeuge in Laupheim, Germany. In fact, they thought it was a joke at first. But the customer, who had mailed the request from an address in the Italian capital, was deadly serious. He wrote that he wanted to buy the Model 100, the smallest of Kässbohrer's PistenBully special-purpose vehicles, but with one modification: it had to come with a Mercedes Benz engine. The customer was an official at the North Korean embassy in Rome.What on earth did communist dictator Kim Jong Il's poverty-stricken realm want with a German-made snow groomer? With whom exactly did the despot plan to go sledding?


The whole story is in Spiegel (a German weekly) in English.

Anybody ever skied there? Very Happy
Need to ask CIA for the ski resort map? Very Happy
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Wow, skiing in North Korea... sounds promising, maybe one day we'll be able to sample it all for ourselves!
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
kerekip, thanks for posting that story - it is sickening and the sooner that Kim Jung Il and his regime is consigned to the dustbin of history, the better Twisted Evil
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How long will it be before he fits rocket launchers to it??? Puzzled
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Skiing is relatively extensive in North Korea. It is quite far north, so conditions can be good. In fact, many South Koreans want to reunite with the North so they can get easy access to some bigger hills!
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Has anyone ever stopped to consider that he might just want the pistenbully and nuke for a bit of serious avalanche clearance work? Why play around with little sticks of jelly doing one slope at a time when a nuke can do a whole domain in one go!
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Skiing is relatively extensive in North Korea. It is quite far north, so conditions can be good. In fact, many South Koreans want to reunite with the North so they can get easy access to some bigger hills!
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