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How the U.S. Could Pressure North Korea Tomorrow: Quit the $100 Bill
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U.S. negotiators are heading into a second day of what have been dubbed "serious and substantial" talks with North Korean officials. Yet amidst all the discussion of how the U.S. will attempt to work with Kim Jon-un, there has been little (open) speculation as to whether Dear Leader Junior might crank up production of $100 and $50 bills. No, not North Korean 100- or 50-won banknotes, worth about as much as old tissues. I'm talking about fake greenbacks -- or, as the U.S. Secret Service has dubbed them, "superdollars."
Someone has too many of them and it isn't us
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Re: How the U.S. Could Pressure North Korea Tomorrow: Quit the $100 Bill
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I learned about North Korean superdollars from True Crime: Streets of LA. Looks like we're gonna have to send Nick Kang to take care of this again.
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