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Say it's not so; No U.S.A. citizens are invited to Kim Jong Un's wedding!

Well, you can put off your visit to meet Kim Jong Un's other half.

Not even the State Department, "We The People", workers are wanted!

Here is the story:

Kim Jong Un’s wedding: No Americans invited, State Department says

By Olivier Knox, Yahoo! News | The Ticket

Here are the details that broke before the Yahoo news story:

http://news.rediff.com/commentary/2012/jul/26/liveupdates.htm

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02:56 US greets North Korea's first couple:

The United States has wished North Korea's first couple well after the secretive nation announced that new leader Kim Jong Un is married.

The news was buried in a state TV news report that the mystery woman seen beside the 20-something leader in recent weeks is his wife, "comrade Ri Sol Ju."

Asked about it, State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters that the US "would always wish any kind of newly weds well as they embark" although it's not clear when the couple got married.

The US and North Korea do not have diplomatic relations, and Nuland said: "I don't think we were invited to the wedding."

Maybe Kim Jong Un knows to

Immigrate responsibly, or please stay home!

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