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Originally Posted by rkzenrage
No Ordinary Counterfeit
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This stuff has been publicly known for over a year now. S Korea detected the problem years ago. Just another reason why N Korea needs to be engaged in a world community so that special powers within government no longer operate independently outside control of their own leadership. A North Korea engaged with the world would find such operations to be criminal and counter productive to Korean interests. A N Korea where the power brokers have unlimited power; where the world has no say or knowledge as to what happens inside that country - this is what happens when a country is not engaged in the world.
N Korean counterfeit hundreds (I don't remember which denominations that article described, but N Korea counterfeit hundreds have long been known) have long been considered difficult to detect. That story is a new example of old news. 'Dog bit man' is no longer news.