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And he was charged under the Logan act?
Oh, wait. He wasn't. Was he.
A private citizen of the US speaking to a private citizen in North Korea isn't illegal for the American.
For the North Korean they are as screwed as a Gazan.
Yes, but according to his logic, amnesty international should rat out any North Koreans talking to peaceful south koreans so those North Koreans can be abducted by a repressive terrorist organization and “disappeared”. Since, you know, some North Koreans consider South Korea to be equivalent to al-quaeda.
Anti-Israel morality is a truly perverse thing but fascinating to see how its adherents think to square the circle.