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...Suggested the US drop iPhones.
"Drop 25 million iPhones on them and put satellites over them with free wifi," Willink tweeted last week.
While the proposal itself is fantastical and far-fetched, Yun Sun, an expert on North Korea at the Stimson Center, says the core concept could work.
"Kim Jong Un understands that as soon as society is open and North Korean people realize what they're missing, Kim's regime is unsustainable, and it's going to be overthrown," Sun told Business Insider.
North Korea has mineral resources estimated to be worth at least $6 trillion, according to Quartz, and the secretive state is sitting on a vast array of mineral resources which remains largely untapped including iron, gold, magnesite, zinc, copper, limestone, molybdenum and graphite.
Its bedrock also holds a large amount of metals needed to make smartphones and other technological products.
originally posted by: kloejen
a reply to: RickyD
Yea, drop some solid Nokia-phones. Not such a bad idea.
Then again, . Korea has alot of resources... funny enough, just what is needed for smartphones.
North Korea has mineral resources estimated to be worth at least $6 trillion, according to Quartz, and the secretive state is sitting on a vast array of mineral resources which remains largely untapped including iron, gold, magnesite, zinc, copper, limestone, molybdenum and graphite.
Its bedrock also holds a large amount of metals needed to make smartphones and other technological products.
North Korea is sitting on $6 trillion in mineral resources
originally posted by: kloejen
a reply to: Black_Fox
How about we all grow up and deal with this intelligently,
diplomatic and most of all peaceful?
Its possible.