/DPRK/ - Democratic People's Republic of Korea General Anonymous 2021-05-20 (Thu) 22:16:21 No. 268992 [Last 50 Posts]
Thread for news and discussions of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, its material conditions, the status and health of its socialist tradition, disproving common myths about it, etc.
Archive of the previous DPRK thread:
https://leftypol.org/leftypol_archive/res/12395.html dprk DPRK Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 16:34:12 No. 323611
>>323593 Oh, lol. This happened in the last hour or so. Was not my intention to decieve, I merely copypasted RT…
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 17:19:38 No. 323649
Kim Jong Un admits North Korea is facing 'tense food situation '
https://www.cnn.com/2021/06/17/asia/north-korea-food-shortages-intl/index.html North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has admitted his country is facing food shortages that he blamed on last year's typhoon and floods, just months after he warned North Koreans about a looming potential crisis.
Kim told the plenary meeting of the Workers' Party of Korea the nation was experiencing a "tense food situation," Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported on Wednesday.
The secretive country has cut itself off from the rest of the world even more during the pandemic. Speaking on Tuesday, Kim said the conditions and environment that North Korea was facing "have become worse upon entering this year," even though its economy has, on the whole, shown improvement.
He said the meeting of the ruling party should take the measure of the problem, according to KCNA.
In April, KCNA reported Kim urged people to undertake another "Arduous March," while addressing a top-level political meeting.
The term "Arduous March" refers to a period of devastating famine in the early 1990s, when North Korea's economy spiraled downward following the collapse of the Soviet Union, which ended the flow of aid into the country.
Hundreds of thousands of people, or as many as 10% of the country's population, were estimated to have starved to death.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has estimated that North Korea is short of about 860,000 tons of food, enough for just over two months of supplies.
In a report released on Monday, the FAO said North Korea officially plans to import only about one fifth of the food it needs to cover the gaps in domestic shortages. It said that while North Korea increased agricultural planting in 2020, the growth "mostly offset yield losses due to floods and storms" that the Korean Peninsula experienced from early August until early September 2020.
The FAO has warned that if the gap in supplies is not covered through imports or aid, North Koreans could experience "a harsh lean period between August and October 2021."
KCNA said the plenary meeting would focus on directing all efforts to farming this year and coping with the epidemic situation.
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 17:25:18 No. 323653
>>323649 The DPRK is known to publically understate agricultural production in bad years and overstate it in good years.
It does this to get extra aid and sanctions bypassing during bad years while gaining good propaganda during good years.
Honestly, I fully this strategy. Take everything you can get from the non-socialist world
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 17:43:44 No. 323668
>>323653 I fully this strategy too.
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 17:55:56 No. 323677
>>323653 Why does the West give it aid again? Are they making some secret deals?
Anonymous 2021-06-17 (Thu) 21:32:49 No. 324021
>>323804 Pretty much the same with South Korea though, only the DPRK is 25% bigger.
Anonymous 2021-06-18 (Fri) 04:48:36 No. 324734
>>323677 For appearances sake, so they can claim they're helping
Anonymous 2021-06-18 (Fri) 09:13:24 No. 324904
Overall, what has the Biden administration policy between towards hostility towards DPRK? Been strangely quiet. I don't think I've heard a single Biden official say anything.
Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 16:30:00 No. 326986
The title of "Supreme Leader" continues to be phased out.
The Rodong Sinmun section for "Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un’s Revolutionary Activities" has been renamed to "WPK General Secretary Kim Jong Un’s Revolutionary Activities"
http://www.rodong.rep.kp/en/index.php?strPageID=SF01_01_02&iMenuID=1&iSubMenuID=1 Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 17:19:51 No. 327077
>>326986 Probably to reduce perceived culpability of the head of state in the possible upcoming famine and pick a fall guy or two to execute from the cabinet as has been done in the past.
Anonymous 2021-06-19 (Sat) 17:47:49 No. 327127
>>323677 >>324734 If you pay attention it actually serves a propaganda purpose, they claim that they keep giving North Korea food and that NK just gives it to elites and military of the country, it's meant to characterize them as selfish and unwilling to help their starving people even with aid
Anonymous 2021-06-20 (Sun) 03:25:42 No. 327702
>>327077 The fall guy will probably be magically resurrected after a few months
Anonymous 2021-06-21 (Mon) 17:31:53 No. 329826
>>327127 Sounds a bit weak for an argument. Are there any other reasons they do it? Does it work to win over North Korean citizens/officials?
Anonymous 2021-06-21 (Mon) 18:40:10 No. 329944
>>323653 I fully my dick in your mom's ass.
pirate Pirate Anonymous 2021-06-23 (Wed) 22:19:19 No. 333956
Any good books on the Korean war
Anonymous 2021-06-23 (Wed) 22:27:40 No. 333972
Cockshott for Advisor to the Supreme Leader.
Anonymous 2021-06-24 (Thu) 00:18:40 No. 334169
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-8DjwfLH6RY https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9WLpgWQVdzY With the capture of Haeju by the south crossing the 38th first. With the bombings and fight's at the borders for a good year or more around 1949, done mostly by the south. Someone tell me how all the demonization of the DPRK, is still allowed under the narrative that they started the war they deserve what it cost them then and today.
It is sick to me that 9/10 people still think the north started the war.
Anonymous 2021-06-25 (Fri) 12:22:59 No. 337203
>>335543 >vowpal wabit and mlpack are DPRK-pilled I'll be sure to use those in any future assignments
Anonymous 2021-06-25 (Fri) 22:03:44 No. 338402
>>337013 lol this guy works for RT? that's cool.
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 09:25:26 No. 343616
Can Juche be applied to other countries? Their version of Socialist Patriotism is very interesting, I've always wondered if it was possible for other countries to attempt this or if the DPRK can only exist due to circumstance, geography etc.
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 15:07:59 No. 343816
>>274653 they'd do you even worse
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 15:17:28 No. 343822
>>343816 What do you mean? Do what you even worse?
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 22:06:56 No. 344775
As much as I respect the DPRK its obviously far from perfect. Consider for instance is flaw:
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 23:36:59 No. 344943
Does anyone know if the western estimates of dprk per capita ekectricity production are anywhere near correct?
Anonymous 2021-06-28 (Mon) 23:49:07 No. 344977
>>320043 She said that for the wrong reasons.
Anonymous 2021-06-30 (Wed) 05:50:46 No. 347566
>>347207 Honestly considering it. It couldn't possibly be worse than living in the US.
Anonymous 2021-06-30 (Wed) 21:37:11 No. 348585
>>348579 So comrades can be acknowledged for there actions, I'm sure it works differently.
Anonymous 2021-07-01 (Thu) 13:43:02 No. 349516
>>315540 The US has pumped endless resources into their occupied territory as part of the propaganda war. The moment DPRK dies they'll stop, like when the USSR fell.
Anonymous 2021-07-01 (Thu) 13:53:12 No. 349523
>>329826 Our leaders aren't completely heartless automatons, though they may seem like it. Plus it's good propaganda.
Anonymous 2021-07-01 (Thu) 14:20:24 No. 349545
>>348602 What the hell is going on in this Rare Stallman?
λ 2021-07-01 (Thu) 15:08:11 No. 349600
>>349545 Respected Comrade Richard Matthew Stallman is seen riding a horse and doing a little activism on his Thinkpad
Anonymous 2021-07-02 (Fri) 13:11:31 No. 351649
There used to be a South Korean (?) website that showed how fertilizer and pesticide imports collapsed after 1991, coinciding with the famine. That website is dead now, does anybody still have the data?
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 04:30:27 No. 356543
Why did China, Venezuela and Bolivia, three supposed "socialist" countries, and Russia, a supposed "anti-imperialist" country, repeatedly vote for sanctions against North Korea?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_2270 In favor of sanctions against North Korea:
>China >Russia >Venezuela https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_2371 In favor of sanctions against North Korea:
>China >Russia >Venezuela >Angola https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_2375 In favor of sanctions against North Korea:
>China >Russia >Bolivia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Security_Council_Resolution_2397 >China >Russia >Bolivia Why doesn't Israel get the same treatment from these so-called "socialist" and "anti-imperialist" countries for housing hundreds of nukes and ethnically cleansing Arabs in a Nazi-like way or Saudi Arabia for slaughtering Yemenis?
Speaking of China, a "socialist" country according to /leftypol/, besides their trade deals and huge investments in the Israeli military, why are they helping Saudi Arabia build nukes?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/saudi-arabia-with-chinas-help-expands-its-nuclear-program-11596575671 Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:14:02 No. 356623
>>356543 >Why vote for sanctions against North Korea? China and Russia don't ever enforce these sanctions. They are powerful enough that the US can't make them. Technically speaking economic sanctions are war-crimes, because it's targeting civilian populations. It's violating international law and therefor it has no legal standing, and upholding sanctions is optional regardless what anybody votes. And voting yes sometimes makes diplomacy less tense. The other small countries from your list aren't as powerful and that's why they have to trade through middle men with the DPRK, which in praxis means that sanctioned DPRK trade just goes through unofficial channels in Macau.
China an Russia economically support Iran which is keeping the Yemenis alive (somewhat). When Saudis get too aggressive, then Iran gives the Yeminis a batch of bigger weapons and a Aramco OIl refinery/pipeline goes up in flames. The rest of the Arab world needs to become united enough to bully the Zionists into halting "mowing Palestinians" for lebensraum
Israel gets US restricted military technology and they sell it to China who will reverse engineer the tech. Which means that if it ever comes to a hot conflict between the US and China, US weapons will be a lot less effective.
So far we only know for certain that China is helping the Saudi's build nuclear power plants for electricity and other parts related to the nuclear fuel cycle, which isn't really all that interesting, because the civilian tech isn't suitable for making bombs.
No nuclear power has ever helped another country make it's "own nukes", what really happens is that a big power ends up controlling the nuclear arsenal of the small country, "it is helping" I doubt that the Saudi's are really getting nukes, you can't keep something like that a secret, and there would be way more noise if nuclear proliferation would be happening.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:21:26 No. 356633
>>349600 Why would you have a laptop open on a horse?
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:32:00 No. 356642
>>356633 For coding on the go obviously
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:44:37 No. 356652
>>356623 >China and Russia don't ever enforce these sanctions Proof? Also if they don't enforce the sanctions, why bother voting for them?
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:47:31 No. 356654
>>356642 But you can't keep your hands steady and you might drop it.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:58:11 No. 356665
>>356654 It looks like a steady and reliable old horse. Nice and chubby. I would say it's pretty stable and unlikely to bolt.
But, if you want a real answer, he probably did it to take a funny picture.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 06:59:44 No. 356668
>>356652 >Also if they don't enforce the sanctions, why bother voting for them? North korea bad!
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 07:03:05 No. 356670
>>356652 >Proof? Also if they don't enforce the sanctions, why bother voting for them? Because it's the path of least resistance. They could challenge the legality of these sanctions, spend a huge amount of diplomatic capital to de-legitimize it in international courts and then the Americans would completely ignore the courts and threaten them with an invasion if they ever tried to prosecute an American citizen. Aside from producing tons of paperwork and speech bubbles filled with hot air nothing would change on the ground.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 07:05:49 No. 356672
>>356670 Because that's what a true socialist does: the path of least resistance.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 07:21:13 No. 356683
>>356672 They will play this game until they entrenched their competing financial transaction system that the US can't control and then sanctions will become completely irrelevant.
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 07:35:24 No. 356695
>>356670 What? All they have to do is vote no, we're not talking about challenging it through international courts, we're just asking why they aren't voting no on the security council
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 07:51:36 No. 356705
>>356695 So you want them to create lots of diplomatic tensions and then not follow up with a legal challenge against sanctions.
what's the point of that ?
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 08:02:56 No. 356714
>>356705 How does it create diplomatic tensions? As if there isn't already tension between China and the West.
Just look at all the China/Russia/China+Russia vetoed Resolutions here - don't pretend there isn't precedent:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_vetoed_United_Nations_Security_Council_resolutions Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 08:21:05 No. 356739
>>356714 You keep evading, what's the point of doing this when you can bypass it anyway ?
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 08:37:29 No. 356759
>>356739 Of course the US can evade it, but YOU are evading the question: why not just vote no? This shows symbolic support to north Korea. There was literally no reason to vote yes if they truly were against the sanctions. Instead, China actually did put sanctions on trade (except for oil apparently). Explain this
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 09:02:57 No. 356803
>>356759 >symbolic support to north Korea China does offer material support to the dprk, which is actually worth anything
Anonymous 2021-07-05 (Mon) 16:26:48 No. 357291
>>349449 lmao "sometimes we just make shit up" damn i love journalism.
Anonymous 2021-07-06 (Tue) 12:30:45 No. 359379
>>356652 Dengists never have proof.
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 04:07:16 No. 363053
>>363040 I am confused. Are these dprk ips using leftypol?
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 04:22:47 No. 363087
>>363071 Hm, interesting. I guess it makes sense that would use tor occasionally.
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 04:23:49 No. 363090
>>363072 Could you explain why it's reckless bravado to vote against, or veto, sanctions aimed at crippling another socialist country for bullshit reasons? Could you explain why it's calm strategy to shoot your allies in the face?
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 04:57:15 No. 363156
>>363090 You are an idealist, countries like China that seek to undo the sanctions regime, first have to build up the capacity to fully undermine the sanctions in a physical sense, so that trade is not negatively impacted regardless what the US does. Once they can do that their vote against sanctions will actually carry weight.
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 06:29:16 No. 363346
>>363156 >Once they can do that their vote against sanctions will actually carry weight. They have a veto
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 06:45:56 No. 363387
>>363346 >They have a veto Idealist, that just changes the description of " international sanctions" to "US coalition led embargo"
They need to have to put the material trade systems in place that can bypass US interference.
AusJuche !ZXQDW3xEPE 2021-07-08 (Thu) 07:27:40 No. 363496
>>347189 Kim Jong Un was 26 years old when he was thrust into leadership in the DPRK. Hence his exact age being covered for several years, Korea has a strong age worship culture and men tend to marry older (towards their 30's), normal for 30 year old guys to still live with parents & defer to their father as the absolute head of household. 26 guys in the DPRK are just wrapping up their 8 years of military service and in the context of Korea's age worship culture would probably be seen as the equivalent of 13 or 14-year-olds in the west to older men, esp given that the leadership in the DPRK tend to be super old.
juche Juche Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 17:42:48 No. 364448
>>363077 They fucking stopped trade according to the US-backed sanctions. OK, so symbolic acts like voting against sanctions are "empty words", let's agree on that. Why the fuck is starving north Korea of trade by going along with the US imperialists any better?
Anonymous 2021-07-08 (Thu) 17:45:12 No. 364457
>>364448 >They fucking stopped trade according to the US-backed sanctions. Source
λ 2021-07-08 (Thu) 19:38:28 No. 364673
>>364488 are they enforced already or just empty promises?
λ 2021-07-08 (Thu) 20:30:23 No. 364748
>>364681 >Jack Ma >disappeared from the public after fucking around trying to get more power and wealth
Anonymous 2021-07-10 (Sat) 03:34:17 No. 367253
North Korea rejects AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines over blood clot concerns https://www.rt.com/news/528776-pyongyang-rejects-astrazeneca-covid-19/ North Korea has canceled shipments of Oxford’s AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine that were due to arrive in the country through the Covax program, citing concerns over potentially fatal, but rare, side effects.
A report from the Institute for National Security Strategy (INSS), a South Korean think tank that works closely with the country’s spy unit, has revealed that neighboring North Korea has rejected the import of AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines due to concerns over a few cases of blood clotting in people following inoculation.
The intelligence information detailed that the hermit kingdom was due to receive some 2 million doses of Oxford’s vaccine in May through the Covax scheme. However, the process had been delayed due to North Korean concerns over the vaccine’s safety, as well as worldwide shortages because of India’s vaccine export ban.
Covax, led by the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, Gavi, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, was designed to alleviate vaccine inequity by donating vaccines to countries that cannot afford to produce or procure high volumes of shots.
Anonymous 2021-07-11 (Sun) 11:19:02 No. 369337
Leaders of DPRK, China vow greater cooperation in face of foreign hostility. In a message to China's Xi Jinping, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said their relationship is vital in the face of hostile foreign forces, while Xi promised to bring cooperation "to a new stage", KCNA said.
China has been North Korea's only major ally since the two signed the treaty in 1961, and international sanctions imposed over Pyongyang's nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programmes have made it more dependent than ever on Beijing for trade and other support.
"Despite the unprecedentedly complicated international situation in recent years the comradely trust and militant friendship between the DPRK and China get stronger day by day," Kim said in his message, KCNA reported, using the initials for North Korea's official name.
The treaty is defending socialism and peace in Asia "now that the hostile forces become more desperate in their challenge and obstructive moves," Kim said.
Xi's message said he plans to provide greater happiness to the two countries and their people by strengthening communication with Kim and "by steadily leading the relations of friendship and cooperation between the two countries to a new stage," KCNA said.
https://archive.vn/9jS6u#selection-301.0-317.256 Anonymous 2021-07-18 (Sun) 21:01:15 No. 386364
>>386112 People seem to be responding pretty positively to it, so good news there.
Anonymous 2021-07-18 (Sun) 22:31:26 No. 386510
>>369301 Damn, she has gotten plastic surgery? Bitch trying to look more western by the day.
Anonymous 2021-07-19 (Mon) 01:20:25 No. 386843
>>386769 They started it just before the collapse of the USSR. If they had hindsight they'd suddenly lose their main trade partner and supplier of fuel which would result in a near-total collapse of their state sector economy (it still hasn't recovered today from its peak in 1990), a long-term famine and have to deal with the prospect they may soon be invaded by USA, ROK and Japan if they don't make a nuclear deterrent, they obviously wouldn't have built an overambitious skyscraper hotel meant to impress tourists mainly from the USSR, Eastern Bloc, Yugoslavia, China and neutral countries.
Anonymous 2021-07-19 (Mon) 01:37:11 No. 386880
>>386843 Damn shame, I kinda hoped they had managed to open something in it. I have heard that they use it for projections at least, so that's kinda cool.
Speaking of hotels and touring and such, what hotels in Pyongyang are recommended? And what tour groups? I've been long thinking of one day taking a tour there with some friends of mine or maybe a leftypol dedicated group, but it's hard to know what to use. I know the Koryogroup seems to be the most popular, but apparently the Korean Friendship Association offers tours as well.
Anonymous 2021-07-19 (Mon) 12:18:22 No. 387498
>>386843 The DPRK dkes nit release any official compleye economic statistics, all figures you find on the internet are south korean central bank fabrication.
Ergo, there is no way to know how the economy is doing since at least 1975, if not in the mid 60s.
My guess is it has recovered and surpassed whatever level it was in 1989 in real gdp per capita terms, but its just a guess like everybody else. I also guess that the structure of the output has shifted a bit towards services and some raw materials.
Anonymous 2021-07-19 (Mon) 12:36:53 No. 387522
>>386769 The hotel isn't structurally sound so it will never be completed, the LED exterior is pretty cool though.
All in all it's an eyesore but probably not worth the effort to tear down either
Anonymous 2021-07-19 (Mon) 13:43:45 No. 387597
>>387522 I dont think it's an eyesore at all, if anything I wish there were more cool ass buildings like that. It's just a damn shame that it's going to waste.
Anonymous 2021-07-21 (Wed) 02:44:45 No. 391257
>>387522 Why do you think it is structurally unsound? I never heard that before.
Anonymous 2021-07-21 (Wed) 03:43:39 No. 391362
>>391257 It was left with its insides exposed to the elements for years during the last economic crises.
Anonymous 2021-07-24 (Sat) 23:16:06 No. 399194
Anti-raid bump
Anonymous 2021-07-25 (Sun) 16:28:31 No. 401074
Hehstalin Stalin
Anonymous 2021-07-25 (Sun) 19:24:31 No. 401399
Caught between North and South Korea https://iteroni.com/watch?v=arEhOHpXC9Q A documentary about a DPRK citizen whom the South deny going back to her homeland. Check it, DW takes down some documentary by who knows what criteria.
Captain Soybeard 2021-07-27 (Tue) 14:06:20 No. 404906
>>386364 But it's just a fact that N Korea isn't worth trying to justify bc of how it's universally criticized, Hakim might need some normal pills
pirate Pirate Anonymous 2021-07-27 (Tue) 15:15:34 No. 404984
>>404906 I have the same premise as you do, but my conclusion is the opposite one: Because the DPRK is demonized, as a socialist country, we must defend it against outrageous slander and attacks.
One doesn't in any way need to idealize it to do so (it has after all, a representative political system and a kosyginreformlite type economy).
Anonymous 2021-07-28 (Wed) 19:58:22 No. 407563
>>404906 only cowards abandon their possitions by pressure.
Anonymous 2021-07-28 (Wed) 20:31:13 No. 407627
>>404906 All you need to do is to scratch the surface. You don't need to make any descriptive and definite claims about the DPRK to at least invoke massive scepticism when you easily dismantle the ridiculous propaganda against it.
Anonymous 2021-07-29 (Thu) 11:30:14 No. 408945
At the risk of sounding like a dumbass, whats the deal with the border? tankie Tankie
Anonymous 2021-07-29 (Thu) 11:40:00 No. 408958
>>408945 It's a military ceasefire line. The south also shoots people who try to escape across it.
https://www.voanews.com/east-asia/south-korean-military-defends-shooting-defector Anonymous 2021-07-29 (Thu) 11:46:50 No. 408966
>>408958 OHH. makes a lot of sense lol. thank you
tankie Tankie Anonymous 2021-07-29 (Thu) 20:18:24 No. 409510
>>408945 both sides try to shoot anyone who runs away, for often the same security reasons; they could be spies or have sensitive information to pass to the enemy.
Anonymous 2021-07-29 (Thu) 20:22:12 No. 409515
>>408966 Gotta remember, they still are at war with one another, they are in high alert of anyone that tries to cross to the other side.
Anonymous 2021-07-30 (Fri) 05:20:05 No. 410493
Did you uyghas know about this? Just learned about this event only a few days ago, insane shit tbh>On August 18, 1976, a group of five Korean Service Corps (KSC) personnel escorted by a UNC security team consisting of Captain Arthur Bonifas, his South Korean Army counterpart, Captain Kim, the platoon leader of the current platoon in the area (First Lieutenant Mark Barrett), and 11 enlisted personnel, both American and South Korean,[3] went into the JSA to prune the tree. >Bonifas was knocked to the ground by Pak and then bludgeoned to death by at least five North Koreans, and Barrett jumped over a low wall that led past a 4.5-metre (15 ft) deep tree-filled depression just across the road from the tree. The depression was not visible from the road because of the dense grass and small trees. The entire fight lasted for only 20 to 30 seconds before the UNC force dispersed the North Korean guards and placed Bonifas's body in their truck.[6] There was no sign of Barrett, and the two UNC guards at OP No. 5 could not see him.
Anonymous 2021-07-30 (Fri) 17:16:08 No. 411296
>>404984 I think I'm in the same mindset as Laibach (maybe). They performed in North Korea, which is not something that would be allowed to happen if they went there to "troll" them or something which is kinda how it was described by some media. I don't think that's true whatsoever.
I think the "joke" from their videos about North Korea is really at the West's expense. By contrast, an "ironic" satire of North Korea was the movie "The Interview" which ended with the main characters blowing up Kim Jong Un with a tank. And then some neocons tried to send DVD copies of the movie into the DPRK via balloon like that will convince people to overthrow their government. And that just tells you everything. The West will make jokes and treat the whole situation as a big farce, but underneath, the West is serious about destroying their country and killing their leader. And that's not a joke. So, the conclusion to draw from this is that the West is like a wolf in sheep's clothing.
Or seeing the DPRK as a "problem" to be solved, which makes you wonder whether North Koreans see themselves as a "problem."
They're human beings for Christ's sake.
Also if you've read interviews with the band about their visit there, it's very different. They don't endorse the political system, but they're not "against" it really. I think it's just not anyone's place to decide that except for the Korean people. And I think their videos from there poked a little hole in the Western ideology bubble and looking at the people and showing their humanity (instead of dehumanizing them as "brainwashed automatons" or whatever). This is what they told Rolling Stone:
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Anonymous 2021-07-31 (Sat) 13:01:15 No. 412911
>>412838 i'm not a fan of these new overdesigned uniforms for the commanders, and at the same perplexed how only the highest echelons received them and everyone else still has the old ones
Anonymous 2021-07-31 (Sat) 15:19:19 No. 413034
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 02:03:33 No. 421813
Yeonmi Park was on Joe Rogaine.
https://youtu.be/KK6psAnynUA Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 02:53:48 No. 421883
>>421813 Joe getting worse and worse by the day
>inb4 I'm spammed with he was already shit I know, that's why I'm saying he's getting even worse
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 17:23:29 No. 423033
>>421813 this is his face at the end of this clip,
what does he think ?
Does he know how incredibly fake and over the top all of this sounds ?
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 18:42:49 No. 423102
>>423033 Doesn't he always make that face
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 19:16:40 No. 423135
>>423102 He makes that face when he wishes he had asked Jamie to "pull that up" in preparation for whatever activity he's presently engaging in before hand.
Which is all the time, so yes.
The fox and the grapes.
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 19:18:50 No. 423139
>>421813 Does this meathead ever question whatever his guests are telling him? This guy is such a pushover, you can tell him anything and he will believe it. You could probably put Grover Furr in there and Joe walks out being a hardline Stalinist.
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 19:24:35 No. 423144
>>423102 >Doesn't he always make that face I don't know, the face isn't really my primary concern, I was asking whether he is aware about what he is participating in ? Like does he notice how crazy the story is he is being told ?
>>423139 >Does this meathead ever question whatever his guests are telling him? This guy is such a pushover, you can tell him anything and he will believe it. You could probably put Grover Furr in there and Joe walks out being a hardline Stalinist. Oh that's explains it.
Anonymous 2021-08-04 (Wed) 19:27:33 No. 423147
>>421813 That woman looks like an alien with too much makeup. Giant eyes + shiny skin.
Anonymous 2021-08-05 (Thu) 07:32:19 No. 424383
>>423139 I suppose it's better than having an "interviewer" try to make the interviewee look like a retard or evil. I figure that's why his show is so popular, because people find it rightfully annoying when the media tries to play circus with anyone they don't like.
Anonymous 2021-08-05 (Thu) 07:34:18 No. 424386
What was up with Kim Jong Un's uncle being executed? Was it justified? Asking this because it seems to be the only story where Kim executes someone and they're actually dead and don't magically come back to life later
Anonymous 2021-08-05 (Thu) 09:01:16 No. 424479
>>423144 >I don't know, the face isn't really my primary concern, I was asking whether he is aware about what he is participating in ? Like does he notice how crazy the story is he is being told ? No, anon. He isn't a very smart person and rarely does research by himself, and when he does it's very surface-level (like going directly to Vice News for DPRK coverage).
Anonymous 2021-08-05 (Thu) 13:05:58 No. 424705
>>424386 Tried to do a coup with glowie influence if I remember correctly, other anons can probably answer better.
Anonymous 2021-08-05 (Thu) 16:40:49 No. 424954
>>424705 Thaek didn't have glowie influence, he had Chinese influence, if the assembled conjectures about the chain of events are true.
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:14:52 No. 429291
>see YT video of Pyongyang's downtown >People minding their own business >No smartphones >No stupid selfies >No tattoos >Traditional clothes >Women are not wearing whorish clothes >Everything clean and in order >Family goes together >Friends talk to each other instead of sending stupid phone messages. >Also "muh freedom"
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:31:09 No. 429325
>>429291 They are retarded in that this should be the burger's fantasy land or because of the fact that burger society does not represent YOUR fantasy land?
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:38:17 No. 429334
>>429325 They are retarded because they only care about stupid worthless shit like how flashy or new their clothes are or their IPhones, burgers can't live without their IPhones.
I know that NK is not some kind of utopia, they have serious problems as every other developing country, but burgers think that life there is some kind of dystopia because they don't have about stupid trash.
This is why burgers are totally ok with their ultra expensive education, healthcare and housing, because as long as they have their retarded toys, whorish clothes to show off and social media everything is ok and they have "freedom"
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:38:55 No. 429336
>>429334 *they don't have stupid trash
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:39:46 No. 429337
Any thoughts on "Crash Landing on You"? Apparently this South Korean show does not depict the DPRK in a bad light.
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:41:48 No. 429340
>>429291 NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO THIS IS NOT TRUE SOCIALISMSSS ITS ONLY A HECKIN SOCIALISMS WHEN THERE ARE HECKIN VALIDS AND WOMAN SHOOTING BLOOD FROM THEIR CROTCHES IN THE AIR!
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 18:53:07 No. 429348
>>429334 ahhh I am sympathetic to your position but I guess I'm fundamentally dubious of conflating consumerism with some "degeneracy"
>>429340 I didn't realize that women shooting period blood into the air was the essence of consumer culture! Have you had any experiences with it first hand in the imperial core?
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 19:19:13 No. 429371
>>429337 From what I’ve seen the depiction is: “People good but ignorant, Party very bad and manipulative.” It’s a step up from 1960s propaganda, but that’s not much of an improvement.
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-07 (Sat) 19:29:26 No. 429381
>>429291 >>No smartphones How old is the video? Cell phones and even smartphones aren't uncommon in Pyongyang these days.
anarchism Anarchism Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 20:59:14 No. 429541
>>429381 You are correct. The profile building selfie making culture however does not exist to any significant degree there.
I really think the DPRK should take special care to design phones that are far less addictive then westetn counterparts, that includes never developping any kind of mass social media beyond maybe messenger apps.
Anonymous 2021-08-07 (Sat) 21:01:15 No. 429543
>>429541 *addictive isn't quite the right word; Its more like a compulsion driven by anxiety rather than a search for pleasure.
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-07 (Sat) 21:21:43 No. 429588
>>429541 Reliable information about the country's intranet is surprisingly rare, and Western outlets often betray their ignorance on even the basic Internet/intranet distinction.
However we can get a little bit of a glimpse. The following may or may not still exist, but they did apparently exist on the country's private intranet at some point.
A Facebook-like website used on campuses:
https://archive.is/iKimJ "[A] government-sanctioned social network, as well as multiple local message boards that try to give citizens levels of interaction similar to Western social networks like Twitter or Facebook":
https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/no-north-koreas-internet-doesnt-only-have-28-websites-reddit-did-manage-crash-them-1582750 Online dating:
https://archive.is/H4KXK anarchism Anarchism junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-07 (Sat) 23:53:47 No. 429862
>>429640 >Just being able to eat is a luxury in North Korea. Nobody has time there to go on the intranet. https://www.bloombergquint.com/global-economics/entrepreneurs-in-north-korea-not-as-rare-as-you-would-think Try reading something about the country sometime? Eating is not a luxury there. Certain foreign products might be, such a fruit, or whatever it may be - this was somewhat the case in the mid to late USSR as well. I was just reading earlier about how sanctions have limited tattooing supplies (inspired by
>>429291 ):
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/jan/29/north-korea-tattoos-state-approved anarchism Anarchism Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 00:35:46 No. 429913
Today, on
reddit , it was claimed that the North Korean government "refuses to accept aid from South Korea during a food shortage". I was immediately sceptical because I knew they have accepted South Korean aid before. Turns out, the "aid" is not coming from the South Korean government, but from a sketchy private organization backed by conservatives and religious cults called the
Korean Sharing Movement . And it is in no way just offering donations! They want something in return, for example, they want their books being published in the North. Here is an account by someone criticizing this who is in no way sympathetic to the DPRK:
https://www.38north.org/2016/11/eweingartner111416/ >>421813 I noticed that the MSM and all these think tanks do not reference Yeonmi Park anymore, at this point she is probably more hurtful to their cause. It coincided with the shift towards becoming an internet personality with her own YouTube channel who now visits right-wing podcasts and becomes part of the right-wing internet eco system. The fact that the algorithm promotes her so much also lets me suspect that she is probably backed by some conservative organization in South Korea or something similar.
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-08 (Sun) 00:59:33 No. 429966
>>429913 >I noticed that the MSM and all these think tanks do not reference Yeonmi Park anymore, at this point she is probably more hurtful to their cause. Here's what an opinion writer in NK News had to say of that recently:
https://www.nknews.org/2021/06/north-korean-defector-yeonmi-park-muddles-human-rights-message-with-partisanship/ >Prominent defectors like Park often align themselves with conservatives in South Korea and the U.S. >How did such a prominent activist come to muddle her message with this nakedly partisan punditry? >Meanwhile, in South Korea, it is the conservatives who share these defectors’ hate for the regime from which they fled. As a result, many North Korean defectors, from Yeonmi Park to Park Sang-hak, turn to support the conservatives or even the alt-right. >Unlike the conservatives who have historically been mostly frosty toward North Korea, progressives are far more receptive to dialogue and concessions to North Korea. Therefore, due to diverging political ideologies, the left has been largely silent about Pyongyang’s human rights abuses. >The very real adversity Park overcame seems invisible to progressives, and that has contributed to her transformation into a right-wing talking point. anarchism Anarchism Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 02:16:50 No. 430123
>>429966 Has there been a study on the political views of DPRK defectors? I’m curious to see how many identify as socialists and how they view the north. Every article I read about “North Korean from a defectors perspective” is from an ultra-capitalist grifter. I want to know how the average defector feels, not someone being paid by a bunch of think tanks and religious groups. I do know the largest reason for defection is economic reasons, not something idealist like wanting more freedoms.
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-08 (Sun) 03:41:10 No. 430314
>>430240 This is talking about the poll saying how defectors perceive public opinion of KJU inside NK, not how the defectors themselves view him.
anarchism Anarchism Anonymous 2021-08-08 (Sun) 03:55:00 No. 430326
>>430320 I wonder why they say that. Especially since that poll is from 2016. That was a time where the DPRK's economy actually grew a lot and life got better.
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-08 (Sun) 04:01:22 No. 430333
>>430326 You have to remember these are the people who decided to leave the country. Obviously the sample is going to be more in the direction of disliking the state of affairs there. This should generally be the case for other immigrant populations too, though there may be exceptions.
When they move to South Korea, they often are met with poverty, unemployment, and discrimination.
anarchism Anarchism Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 15:31:50 No. 436977
Whether or not this is true, it will be used to label all leftist or pro-peace groups as DPRK spies.
http://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20210808000240 The C Word Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 17:48:20 No. 437366
https://www.nknews.org/2021/07/in-kim-jong-uns-speeches-marx-returns-to-north-korea/ Since the end of the Cold War, the “C” word of communism (공산주의) has rarely been used in official North Korean discourse. The Rodong Sinmun and KCNA have rarely, if ever, highlighted communism as the country’s ruling ideology.
Instead, DPRK publications and leaders’ speeches have used the more general Marxian term of socialism (사회주의).
But in his recent letter to the trade union, Kim used the word “communism” nine times, and his emphasis on “communist traits” in North Korea’s “working class” echoed Kim Il Sung-era doctrine. Echoing Marx’s stages of development, he advocated for the building of a utopian communist society in the DPRK.
“The powerful country, the socialist society, we are aspiring after is a society in which all the people live a comfortable and harmonious life in good health and without any worries about food, clothing and housing,” Kim wrote, “a people-oriented society in which the communist traits and virtues of all the people sharing pleasure and sorrow while helping and leading one another forward.”
North Korea’s revised 2021 ruling party rules, recently revealed in full, also state that the party’s ultimate goal is “to build a communist society where the ideals of the people will be completely realized.” The 2016 rules included no mention of “communism.”
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 18:10:58 No. 437404
>>437366 Kim and Xi are the most ultra based leaders rn.
How can pedo joe even compete?
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 19:52:05 No. 437587
>>436977 Greatly B A S E D if true.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 19:58:04 No. 437595
>>437404 Stop ruining the good news, Dengoid.
Anonymous 2021-08-10 (Tue) 22:41:44 No. 437852
>>437366 Based Un for seeing how tarded not reading elementary theory is.
viet_cong Viet Cong Anonymous 2021-08-12 (Thu) 10:05:24 No. 440925
This recent news convinced me to learn Korean.
>>437366 Anonymous 2021-08-13 (Fri) 01:13:47 No. 442437
Dismal American Society Where Even Elementary Right to Existence Is Ruthlessly Violated http://www.mfa.gov.kp/en/dismal-american-society-where-even-elementary-right-to-existence-is-ruthlessly-violated/ The United States is obsessing over admonishing other countries, behaving habitually like a “human rights judge.”
Then, what about the human rights situation in the U.S.?
Hundreds of thousands of people have lost their precious lives because the U.S. has not properly responded to COVID-19 pandemic. Beyond this shocking happenings, the living people are wandering in despair and pain without enjoying even the elementary right to existence. This is where the United States stands now.
According to data, 6.5 million families and over 15 million inhabitants in the U.S. are now in the position to be forcibly evicted from their homes for their inability to pay the rents due to the insufficient income caused by COVID-19 pandemic, and this number is projected to further increase over time.
From September last year, the U.S. Administration is said to have taken so-called “eviction moratorium” as a means to prevent the inhabitants – to be evicted due to their inability to pay the rents – from being exposed to the pandemic. However, it has been merely a stopgap measure designed to silence their complaints.
This has been substantiated by the actions taken by the Administration and the Congress following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling that the Administration has no power to extend the “eviction moratorium” and if extension is needed, the Congress should appropriate additional budget.
The Administration and the Congress busied themselves with shifting responsibilities onto others, with the former insisting that the budgetary matter is within the competence of the Congress and the latter asserting that it hadn’t received notification from the former that the “eviction moratorium” is due to be expired. The emergency meeting of the Congress convened somehow to discuss the extension of “eviction moratorium” degenerated into a fruitless, point-scoring partisan fight.
While the Administration and the Congress were wasting time, the “eviction moratorium” expired, and a number of people at risk of homelessness staged protests.
The U.S. Administration, frightened by the unexpected developments, made a last-ditch attempt to extend the “eviction moratorium” for 60 days to be applicable only to the pandemic-ridden regions. But, a great number of inhabitants without ability to pay the rents are spending every day in worries and panic for fear of unforeseeable eviction.
Notwithstanding this reality, the United States, instead of taking measures to ensure the elementary right of the inhabitants to existence, is engrossed in meddling with others’ internal affairs, impudently poking its nose into human rights situations of other countries.
The international society denounces and derides the reality of the U.S., saying that the U.S. should first remedy its dismal human rights situation before taking up others’ “human rights issue”; there are few countries like the U.S. which carries serious human rights problems; and ensuring human rights in the U.S. is tantamount to building a castle in the air.
Before talking impudently about “human rights issue” of other countries, the U.S. should address the human rights problems of its own society which are daily getting worse owing to its anti-popular policies.
Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 23:39:21 No. 446751
>>446738 Damn, they get weed to distract them from their miserable lives?
>look how evil nord gorea is, at least we get netflix and nintendo witch :DD Anonymous 2021-08-15 (Sun) 23:53:31 No. 446774
>>446738 Filed under "obviously lie but unbelievably based if true"
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-08-16 (Mon) 00:05:11 No. 446797
>>446786 I think some shitty strain grows all over the place so banning it would have been a little redundant. I could be wrong here
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 13:54:01 No. 452592
>>446797 There's nothing "shitty" about hemp, far more useful to humanity than marijuana which is a dulling drug that prevents people from revolting against capitalism.
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 13:57:31 No. 452596
>>452592 >prevents people from revolting against capitalism. Proofs?
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 14:07:02 No. 452611
>>452592 I'm smoking weed right now and I despise Capitalism with every fiber of my mortal being.
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 14:31:02 No. 452630
>>452592 <hemp, far more useful to humanity than marijuana Cannabis-Latin
Hemp-English
Marijuana-burger slang
It's all cannabis you stupid fucking cunt. Even commercially grown 'hemp' is a sativa variant
(which is usually higher THC potency, this particular strain isn't though) …
t. Epileptic, Multiple-Sclerosis sufferer on the devil's drug
DAILY REMINDER, THE ONLY THING CANNABIS KILLS IS CANCER CELLS & PORKY'S PROFIT Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 14:51:18 No. 452658
>>452611 But what are you actually doing?
Anonymous 2021-08-19 (Thu) 14:53:56 No. 452661
>>452630 >Second image Lmfao. That better be in the booru already.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 00:40:30 No. 453560
>>452630 >CANNABIS KILLS IS CANCER CELLS When you don't smoke it though.
Anonymous 2021-08-20 (Fri) 01:49:42 No. 453721
>>453560 <When you don't smoke it though. [laughs in time with the Cuban rhythm]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CimaVax-EGF Seriously though, in my case I use sub-lingual drops edibles and vape mostly, but if I need quick relief or if I start having spasms (MS) I smoke Anonymous 2021-08-21 (Sat) 00:50:07 No. 455223
are there any Jews in DPRK? I'm wondering cause there's only one in Afghanistan now. I thought maybe DPRK was the only place with less than one.
Anonymous 2021-08-22 (Sun) 02:01:14 No. 456654
>>456642 Holy fuck he looks good after losing weight (and I"m not even gay)
Anonymous 2021-08-22 (Sun) 02:13:49 No. 456664
>>456642 Damn, he looks 20 years younger
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 06:59:55 No. 458358
>>456664 I am going to get rich making self-help books on the Korean Diet.
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 19:25:55 No. 459265
Let's say, theoretically, I wanted to immigrate to the DPRK. How would one go about this? For purely theoretical reasons, once COVID ends. Just a hypothetical.
Anonymous 2021-08-23 (Mon) 20:05:40 No. 459321
>>459265 go there to teach English
Anonymous 2021-08-24 (Tue) 20:05:31 No. 460733
>>459265 north korea does not consider immigration to be a benefit to their society and as such their visa and immigration laws reflect that
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 15:23:13 No. 461931
>>459913
Anonymous 2021-08-25 (Wed) 15:52:58 No. 461960
>>459256 who's that white dude next to him lmao
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 20:40:16 No. 469293
>>461968 so this is the origin of the finno-korean hyperwar
Anonymous 2021-08-30 (Mon) 22:21:22 No. 469386
>>465936
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 02:54:32 No. 469742
>>469386 I've heard of them doing this. Is it just for the Kim's or do other leaders get their name emboldened? What about people like Marx and Engels?
Anonymous 2021-08-31 (Tue) 02:59:56 No. 469748
>>469293 It is the peace treaty after the hyperwar
Anonymous 2021-09-06 (Mon) 10:52:52 No. 479534
>>479527 DPRK: How many levels of ironic tactical racism are you on?
Agent Kochinski: idk like 5 or 6 my dude
DPRK: You are like a little baby, watch THIS
Anonymous 2021-09-06 (Mon) 21:40:27 No. 480070
>>479777 DPRK envoy calling the Japanese envoy a splitfoot splithead soyskinned Jap contributed more to communism than uyghur and Whigger brother James and Tyrones 14th DSA protest.
Anonymous 2021-09-07 (Tue) 14:14:07 No. 480935
>>479777 >A North Korean diplomat has set off sparks at the United Nations by referring repeatedly, in English, to the Japanese as "Japs" during a General Assembly discussion of its nuclear program. based
Anonymous 2021-09-08 (Wed) 14:55:15 No. 482539
Midnight parade about to start in Pyongyang
Anonymous 2021-09-09 (Thu) 20:19:12 No. 484553
>>484548 >>483493 >>483483 >>483478 Can someone give me a full vid of the parade?
Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 09:41:05 No. 485613
Archive of videos from the deleted "Echo of Truth" Youtube channel which was run from the DPRK:
https://archive.org/details/@echo_of_truth_archive Anonymous 2021-09-10 (Fri) 16:04:11 No. 485999
>>484553 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYuuUnFelYk who's the young lad in the fancy uniform? did Kim shuffle his cabinet again?
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 16:29:47 No. 488035
>>485613 Very sleek and modern. It reminds me a bit of those upbeat info/propaganda videos big corporations do to show their own workforce. (I think I have heard the song in the clip "Covid19 situation" before in an Amazon video, heh.) Different people have different preferences, so I hope they don't
fully switch to only making videos in this style. (What personally irks me about
corporate pop or whatever you want to call the style is the common practice of displaying adults with avatars that look like teens or kids.)
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 21:22:06 No. 488647
>>488426 She should show the world how brutal and oppressive NK is by opening an Onlyfans and show her freedomas
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 21:27:29 No. 488666
>>488426 she was so cute bros. it’s not fair.
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 22:49:17 No. 488772
>>488666 She was much cuter in the first picture
Looks so fake now, a doll
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 22:54:55 No. 488783
>>488666 Plastic surgery isn't quite there, why the overuse always end up with there results!
Anonymous 2021-09-11 (Sat) 22:56:15 No. 488785
>>488666 Shit taste, there's nothing attractive in traitors.
Anonymous 2021-09-16 (Thu) 00:42:23 No. 496047
>>489739 for 200 bucks per month you can fuck her?
Anonymous 2021-09-16 (Thu) 08:35:53 No. 496628
>>488647 according to her neighbors she was already a whore back then
Anonymous 2021-09-16 (Thu) 08:37:46 No. 496632
>>480935 how can you say "jap" in korean? it's just nonsense
Anonymous 2021-09-16 (Thu) 17:06:57 No. 497152
>>496029 위대한 김정은동지따라 최후의 승리를 향하여 앞으로!
Head onwards towards final victory following the Great comrade Kim Jong Un!
백두의 혁명정신, 백두의 칼바람정신
With the revolutionary spirit of Paektu, with the spirit of Paektu’s piercing wind.
김정일애국주의를 구현하여 부강조국건설을 다그치자!
Let’s create a prosperous country, emulating Kim Jong Il’s patriotism!
Anonymous 2021-09-16 (Thu) 19:23:25 No. 497306
>>497152 Wow, thank you, anon!
I actually managed to find the news on those rallies on YouTube. It's heatwarming to see a socialist country coming together and ralling against US imperialism.
Anonymous 2021-09-18 (Sat) 07:42:42 No. 499144
>>499139 Because they have a picture of kim? It's like saying that the US is a cult because the WH website has a pic or Biden or Trump.
Actually forget that, the US IS an actual cult.
Anonymous 2021-09-18 (Sat) 16:04:21 No. 499499
>>499139 they have toned it down a bit
for example calling him "Respected Comrade" instead of "Supreme Leader"
Anonymous 2021-09-21 (Tue) 15:09:37 No. 504548
>>504537 At the very least it is exaggerated.
There is no doubt that the DPRK has been forced to do at least some of these things due to the sanctions and blockades.
Anonymous 2021-09-21 (Tue) 16:02:44 No. 504648
>>504635 >>504642
Anonymous 2021-09-21 (Tue) 19:47:02 No. 504947
>>504537 some of those happened. But then, trolling imperialists to make your cash by bypassing copyrights/drugs laws, hacking or counterfeiting money is based
Anonymous 2021-09-22 (Wed) 00:04:04 No. 505308
>>504947 I am reminded of "The Virgin Venezuela vs. The Chad DPRK" meme, if anyone can share it.
Be sure to get juchepilled and take your songunmeds friends.
Anonymous 2021-09-22 (Wed) 16:41:44 No. 506429
>>505951 >ping pang pung just letting people know this translates to ping pow scrotum
Anonymous 2021-09-22 (Wed) 16:56:02 No. 506457
>>504537 idk but some of it it's actually kinda based
Anonymous 2021-09-28 (Tue) 02:42:54 No. 517319
>>514925 i want her to sit on my face, comrades
Anonymous 2021-09-28 (Tue) 03:06:33 No. 517346
>>517319 you are a simp and deserve to be sent to a gulag
Anonymous 2021-09-28 (Tue) 03:12:05 No. 517361
>>506290 jake transhumanist
Anonymous 2021-09-29 (Wed) 02:36:08 No. 519518
>>506290 Grindillionaire mindset talks about the DPRK ft. the dog ate the rat and the rat ate my grandma and the rat exploded.
Anonymous 2021-09-29 (Wed) 02:54:48 No. 519544
>>514925 Damn she's yoing and cute.
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 08:33:20 No. 522111
pls respond >>522105
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 09:41:18 No. 522140
>>522111 We were talking about that like here
>>326986 AusJuche !ZXQDW3xEPE 2021-09-30 (Thu) 10:56:15 No. 522167
>>522111 Copy posting my response here because it probably should have been in this thread in the first place:
East Asian languages are way more "flowery" than English. South Koreans sound just as crazy if you translate what they're saying directly into English, Anglo MSM makes an effort to "humanize" their speech, ie not just directly translate but translate in such a way that seems sensible in English while deliberately directly translating Korean when spoken by Northerners to make them sound insane.
Same is true of Japanese and Mandarin too. Go to an Asian grocery and look at some of the crazy names they have for products. IE "Supreme soy sauce" or whatever. I once heard that the mandarin term for a ship based cruise missile is "Fire breathing dragon deployed over water" although I'm not sure if that is actually correct or somebody is just making the mistake of directly translating individual Chinese characters which isn't how words are actually spoken there.
This has been a long, weird standing tradition in Western Propaganda. In the past it was a little cruder and more overt, ie inventing the name "Viet Cong" because it sounds scarier than "Viet Minh". Now days they've learned to be more subtle, half truths are more effective than lies in manufacturing consent.
The problem is when western leftists don't understand this and start speaking in weird robotic wizard sounding English mao-speak which just makes you sound like a full blown spastic to anybody whose native language is English. This kind of speak can be good for reinforcing a tight knit high control culture within some kind of political/narcissistic cult, both warping speech to create an insular culture & through trauma bonding as cadre are unable to communicate with outsiders, but it's bad for actually achieving anything like winning over anybody isn't a weird shutin/drug addict/BPD whore or whatever.
The DPRK itself does play into this sometimes though and use it to it's own advantage. Notice how in official DPRK communiques they will translate roughly all political terminology, ie Songun = Military first system. But they never, ever directly translate the word "Juche", which is funny because "Juche" originates not as some indigenous Korean word or a word which Kim Il Sung made up, but as a translation of a fairly "common" word which existed first in English and German but which most people would probably not be able to correctly define in political/philosophical context.
Weird subject, isn't it?
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 13:11:21 No. 522227
>>315546 No no look dude there's like a gazillion guards outside of frame aiming guns at them. People actually hate doing recreational activities for fun, look this is literally 1984!!!
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 13:28:30 No. 522246
Why is the DPRK so insular in comparison to other ML states like Cuba? Is this to any degree self-imposed?
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 14:08:18 No. 522270
>>522246 They're technically still at war with the US and south (occupied) Korea. The Korean war never officially ended
Anonymous 2021-09-30 (Thu) 17:51:15 No. 522516
>>522167 >East Asian languages are way more "flowery" than English I wonder if you're possibly making an error by assuming there's a certain average mundanity every culture leans towards, maybe koreans are simply more dramatic culturally.
Anonymous 2021-10-01 (Fri) 03:17:39 No. 523441
>>522167 >Weird subject, isn't it? I see what you did there.
Anonymous 2021-10-01 (Fri) 06:42:26 No. 523629
Refer to:
https://borgenproject.org/poverty-in-north-korea/ https://www.borgenmagazine.com/why-north-korea-is-poor/ If North Korean poverty is indeed true , remember Cuba. It is not caused by economic mismanagement or whatever bullshit they tell you, but rather the sanctions Western countries and the UN (which was previously lobbied by the West) gave. Anonymous 2021-10-02 (Sat) 08:52:36 No. 525911
>>319244 >Woke universities are crazier than North Korea correct.
Anonymous 2021-10-06 (Wed) 20:55:45 No. 535299
can any juche pilled comrade show some sources about the US/SK Government paying defectors to say shit, actually anything about the defectors is good
Anonymous 2021-10-07 (Thu) 00:36:07 No. 535839
North Korea threatens UN Security Council https://thehill.com/policy/international/asia-pacific/575082-north-korea-threatens-un-security-council North Korea sent a threat to the U.N. Security Council on Sunday, warning the global body against voicing criticisms of its nuclear program.
Senior North Korean Foreign Ministry official Jo Chol Su told the council that it “had better think what consequences it will bring in the future in case it tries to encroach upon the sovereignty" of North Korea, The Associated Press reported.
According a statement circulated by North Korean state media, Jo accused the U.N. Security Council of having a “double-dealing standard” due to it not treating countries like the U.S. and its allies similarly.
North Korea is banned from engaging in ballistic missile activities under numerous U.N. Security Council resolutions, the AP noted. Despite this, the isolated country resumed conducting missile tests in September, sending two missiles off of its west coast. The AP noted that despite these recent provocations, North Korea is maintaining its self-imposed moratorium on long-range missile that could hit the U.S.
Anonymous 2021-10-07 (Thu) 00:44:13 No. 535859
>>535839 China and Russia are on the UN Security Council. I am not sure whether this is a wise move. The UN is actually one of the few institutions where the DPRK can act as an equal to others and present their view.
Anonymous 2021-10-07 (Thu) 00:46:44 No. 535869
>>535299 This is a classic
Reminder that a lot of NK defectors actually return (or want to return) to NK after seeing with their own eyes that Hell Joseon is Hellish indeed.
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 13:20:25 No. 544029
Does the "Potemkin village" of Kijong-dong demonstrate that North Korea is willing to trick Westerners into thinking higher of it and thus some of North Korea's advances are actually not legit?
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 13:45:59 No. 544058
>>544040 This is is real though, even the writer himself said that the show is supposed to depict capitalism.
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 13:47:18 No. 544059
>>544040 I mean…that was the point.
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 13:47:32 No. 544060
>>544040 >>544058 in fact the author knew it
"I wanted to write a story that was an allegory or fable about
modern capitalist society, something that depicts an extreme competition, somewhat like the extreme competition of life. But I wanted it to use the kind of characters we’ve all met in real life." He described the work as "a story about losers
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 14:00:12 No. 544073
>>536206 Wish I could see some of the natural beauties of NK with my own eyes :(
Open up, Kim
Anonymous 2021-10-12 (Tue) 14:05:20 No. 544078
>>544040 Same with Parasite, really.
Anonymous 2021-10-13 (Wed) 11:54:23 No. 545187
>>535859 i mean, thats still entirely true the security council is fucking bullshit that goes against the whole UN idea in the first place, and its also true theyre hypocrites in regard to nukes
Anonymous 2021-10-13 (Wed) 12:54:50 No. 545267
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-58838834 High-profile spy that defected reinforces other claims that Kim Jong-un funds his lavish lifestyle through drug trafficking.
Anonymous 2021-10-13 (Wed) 13:07:41 No. 545298
>>545267 >He had to flee for his life in 2014, and since then he has been living in Seoul and working for South Korean intelligence. Well of course an NIS agent would say such things.
Anonymous 2021-10-13 (Wed) 13:16:34 No. 545320
>>545298 You would believe him if it was the other way around and he was an agent of the north. Btw North Korea has been doing this since the 70s:
http://www.businessinsider.com/north-korea-meth-2014-4 Anonymous 2021-10-14 (Thu) 04:48:06 No. 546335
>>545267 I don't justify them but what are they supposed to do? They're sanctioned to death and without resorting to various schemes NK would die.
Also the western media can't accuse someone else of trafficking drugs, both the US and the UK have engaged in drug trafficking to pay for their shenenigans.
Anonymous 2021-10-14 (Thu) 04:51:59 No. 546342
I don't have anything against it, but why has the leadership of the Worker's party been passed on to his child and grandchild?
Anonymous 2021-10-14 (Thu) 16:50:52 No. 546933
>>546342 He knows them best and picked the most adept one to lead the country next. It has to be someone that can be trusted to make good decisions and hold a lot of power.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 02:53:42 No. 547619
>>546342 It's some kind of informal monarchy based on Korean traditional. Technically nothing stops a non-Kim from becoming the state leader, however the mechanisms favour this nepotism.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 03:07:26 No. 547626
>>547616 >North Korea ranks first in the world in modern slavery, with one out of every 10 citizens its victim, this according to Global Slavery Index by the Walk Free Foundation. Sounds glowed as fuck.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 03:19:45 No. 547630
>>547626 Walk Free was founded by a billionaire kek
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Forrest His company Fortescue Metals Group has a dirty history with australian aboriginals, having many times illegally invaded traditional sites.
Also how do they define slavery? I'm really curious but did not find any sources on the models Walk Free use to define it. Is it "if you don't work you'll starve?". Then most countries practice slavery.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 03:51:36 No. 547648
>>323804 maybe they can get into aquaculture (the Chinese have overfished squid in North Korean waters into 70% decline)
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 12:16:35 No. 547940
>>547626 Minderoo Foundation’s Walk Free initiative was founded by Andrew Forrest and family (millionaire mine-company owner, born into a family of millionaire mine-company owners).
According to Walk Free Foundation 2019, Germany and Scandinavia are more slaveryesque than burgerstan.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Maps_Global_Slavery_Index_2019.png https://www.globalslaveryindex.org/resources/downloads/ I'm just reading the part in the Stacked Odds "report" about the Norks, and it's just vapid blahblah:
<While the regime forces men to work in abusive conditions, often without any pay, the women are left behind with their starving families. Even where the men are paid, the State wage is not liveable or realistic. The regime uses its control over resources, like food, as a weapon to keep its people weak and silent – preoccupied with survival. They are systematically starving their people and any sign of rebellion. <Still, our women persevere. They barter and bargain for food on the black market, notoriously dangerous places for women, that are also illegal in the eyes of the State but overrun by corrupt government officials. They are raped and beaten by guards and market operators. When they return home with bread to feed their families, their husbands – who often turn to alcohol and gambling to cope with their own experiences of labour exploitation and abuse – beat them. Nobody speaks about the violence in their homes. Again, our focus is on the most basic needs of survival. <North Korean women suffer in silence, as they are taught that their only job is to be loyal to the regime and serve their men, consistently reminded that they are the bottom of the value chain. How is any of that valuable
data that you could use for
scoring countries?? Hold on, I just had a feeling and looked at the byline. It's written by Yeonmi
Pork Park. This means the text can only get better…
<In North Korea, rape is inescapable for women no matter what caste, or songbun , you hail from. The only difference a higher social status makes is who is your abuser: a low-level market inspector, a mid-ranking official, or even the dictator himself. Read
https://rhizzone.net/articles/songbullshit/ <When I was in middle school, I was chosen for a prestigious group that entertains the Supreme Leader with singing and dancing – and suffers the onslaught of his sexual abuse – commonly known as the ‘Pleasure Squad’ but more accurately termed sex slaves. While I was ultimately spared as my family was from a low songbun , approximately 2,000 girls are trapped in this group today. To refuse is to die. <The idea that a woman could be sexually victimised by a man is missing in North Korea: she is the one considered immoral and shunned for losing her virginity. Yeonmi Park claims here that raping women is legal in North Korea!
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 12:29:10 No. 547948
>>547940 >DPRK is a long-lasting socialist country >DPRK is a nationalist authoritarian state >DPRK is essentially a monarchy >DPRK has abolished taxation and now
>DPRK is the incel utopia realized No one nation should have all that basedness.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 13:43:41 No. 547996
>>547630 >Let's disregard this source because it was funded by a rich guy And yet you commies will source the NYT and BBC when they say anything that supports you… but when they say something bad you say "THEY GLOW THEY ARE FUNDED BY BOURGIES"
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 17:47:35 No. 548234
>>547996 >Let's disregard this source because it was funded by a rich guy I'm not doing that. It's just a detail. I'm interested in how they define slavery.
Also go back to whatever hole you came from
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 18:10:02 No. 548258
>>548234 It seems like you were trying to discredit the source, not give a detail (to what?) and the definition of slavery thing was separate. Now, do you have any good reason to believe Walk Free is not credible?
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 18:30:10 No. 548283
>>547996 You must be new here. There is not a single instance in this thread nor the China thread of people claiming NYT/BBC to be credible sources, nor are these particularly respected elsewhere on this board. You are making up a position, finding no evidence for it, only evidence to the contrary. Instead of fundamentally revising what you believe, you then construct a flip-flopping character, flipping back and forth between the shit you got in your head about this place before arriving and what you see actually getting said on here by the regulars.
>>548258 >Now, do you have any good reason to believe Walk Free is not credible? The claim that Germany and Scandinavia have a bigger problem with slave-like living conditions seems absurd on the face of it. The US have an absolutely gigantic program of prison labor, so whatever concept of
slavery-like conditions the WF project is working with must give little to no weight to that in order to get that sort of result.
As for Yeonmi Park, the person writing the NK section in the WF report Stacked Odds, see the vid related.
Anonymous 2021-10-15 (Fri) 18:41:56 No. 548300
>>548258 because it's funded by a porky who prob fabricated all of those data because the bastard can't profit in North Korea and have actual child slaves there?
Also the US and american billionaires are famous for creating fake news regarding DPRK.
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 01:46:48 No. 548840
can someone tell me how the workers in the DPRK have control over the MOP? Thanks
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 02:33:02 No. 548904
>>548840 Through comitees and worker's councils
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 02:34:33 No. 548907
>>548840 That's the thing, they don't
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 02:47:26 No. 548924
>>548907 this. they don’t even have a system where every worker votes on how many pencils to make. basically fascism.
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 12:38:57 No. 549327
>>548904 >Only one candidate on the ballot in each constituency that's pre-selected by the government >WPK gets like 90% of the vote every time These workers' councils likely have no real power, unless you're willing to elaborate on how they do in fact.
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 14:57:48 No. 549421
Dark Society Where Virtue And Affection Are Withering Away http://www.mfa.gov.kp/en/dark-society-where-virtue-and-affection-are-withering-away/ Respecting and taking good care of the elderly and holding them up as seniors of the family and society are noble virtue and universal ethics of human society.
Contrary phenomena, however, are widespread in the Japanese society where the aged are subjected to maltreatment, contempt and abuse, far from receiving deserved attention and care of the family and society. They are thus spending the remaining years of their lives in misery, misfortunes and sufferings, prompting the public astonishment.
According to the related data, nearly 6,500 people aged 65 and over committed suicide in 2018 alone.
It is no mere coincidence that the Japanese media reported that it is becoming a household phrase among the aged that “life in retirement is tantamount to a probationary period.”
A dark society is not something abstract.
It is the society bereft of love, virtue and affection toward humans, where human beings are turning bestial, being reduced to the slaves of capital.
Cha Hye Gyong
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, DPRK
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 15:12:14 No. 549430
Society Forsaken by People Ruins https://dprktoday.com/abroad/news/30584 The world has long been locked in fierce ideological debates and showdown over the issue of which society represents the future of mankind: socialism or capitalism.
The capitalist production mode by which capitalism has prolonged its days by dint of sweat and blood shed by the people has reached the limit to breathe its last.
As a result, the gap between the rich getting ever richer and the poor getting ever poorer has now become extreme.
Contradiction and antagonism between a tiny handful of the privileged and the popular masses are growing day by day in the capitalist society where the differentiation of society and the gap between the rich and the poor have come to their limits, signaling great social eruption.
The fate of capitalism going downhill is an inevitable result stemming from inhuman and unpopular individualism.
Individualism appeared on the stage of history as the product of outdated social system based on private ownership and as the idea of serving the ruling class who can not exist without exploiting others. It, therefore, makes people extremely self-interested beings and money slaves controlled by material desire.
It is as clear as noonday that in such society each person's dignity and worth can not be respected and the burgeoning distrust, antagonism, hatred and hostile relations would split society and lead it to destruction.
No matter how much the bourgeois advocates try to beautify capitalist society, they can never cover up its reactionary nature that goes against the aspiration and the intrinsic demand of the popular masses.
It is the inevitability of history and a law governing social development that capitalism finds itself falling deeper into the abyss of ruin as it goes fundamentally counter to the independent nature of mankind and mercilessly tramples down the demand of the people for genuine rights and happy life.
Capitalism Has No Future http://rodong.rep.kp/en/index.php?strPageID=SF01_02_01&newsID=2019-12-03-0011 Even though the Western politicians and media under their thumb idealize capitalism, advertising that it is a “typical example” of sustained development and prosperity whenever an opportunity presents itself, they can never cover up the social evils precipitating its ruin.
The gap between the rich and the poor, unemployment, moral decay, etc. are the cancer of capitalism and its fate is destined to sink like a setting sun.
The gap between the rich and the poor, unemployment and moral decay are not a passing phase but the fatal one jolting the root of the capitalist system.
Capitalism has maintained its existence while pretending to be a “model” of economic growth and “modern civilization” but is now driven into a tight corner.
The phenomenon in which the rich get richer and the poor poorer, moral decay, social disintegration and public discontent get more serious and grow larger, driving capitalism into a crisis.
The Western world is making desperate efforts to check the collapse of capitalism but it cannot stop capitalism going downhill with anything.
Capitalism at Its Evening Twilight https://rodong.rep.kp/en/index.php?strPageID=SF01_02_01&newsID=2019-10-07-0006 Advocates of capitalism slander socialism and preach the “eternity” of capitalist society more often than not. But the world sees it festering and falling like the setting sun.
The capitalist society is by no means the utopia of humankind but dark society without future.
Capitalism, fraught with serious contradiction, is doomed to ruin.
Outwardly, the developed capitalist countries seem flourishing but they are in decay due to daily worsening contradiction.
In capitalist society, political life is rendered reactionary and material life deformed.
The corrupt nature of capitalism finds its vivid manifestation in the political life of people.
No genuine political freedom and rights can be found in this society where capitalist class rules everything and the toiling working masses are left out of political life.
A handful of the privileged class holds control of the majority of social assets which are being snowballed each day. On the other hand, the broad toiling masses are exposed to constant worries about job, medical care, housing, food and children’s education.
The moral degeneration of man is the clearest expression of capitalism now at its evening twilight.
The pauperization in spiritual and cultural life and the degeneration of human beings have spiraled beyond control in capitalist society now.
In such a society it is impossible to stay clear of inequality in material life, imbalance between material life and spiritual and cultural life and imbalance between the increasing demand of the popular masses for independence and worsening political life.
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 15:48:21 No. 549456
>>549327 >Only one candidate on the ballot in each constituency that's pre-selected by the government >WPK gets like 90% of the vote every time For what I know, the party and locals discuss who should the candidates be.
It's the largest party
kys
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 16:14:28 No. 549507
>>549456 >For what I know, the party and locals discuss who should the candidates be. Where does it say that?
>It's the largest party <It gets so much of the vote because it's the largest party Circular explanation there. It's suspicious that one party, out of several, gets almost all the vote.
>basically fascism I literally never said this, who are you quoting?
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 22:04:09 No. 549983
>>549507 >Where does it say that? Just do some research, moron. Do you know what socialism is?
http://solidariedadecoreiapopular.blogspot.com/2011/08/coreia-ditadura-x-democracia.html It's in portuguese. Google translate it.
Apparentely that's not allowed by you? Also there are plenty of independent politicians
This guy
>>548924 who is a moron
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 22:24:17 No. 550014
>>549983 >http://solidariedadecoreiapopular.blogspot.com/2011/08/coreia-ditadura-x-democracia.html Who is this dude and why should we believe what he says? And is there really nobody else but this Portuguese man?
>Apparentely that's not allowed by you? Also there are plenty of independent politicians Nothing is for certain but I did say it was suspicious that almost everyone votes the same way. There seems to be some sort of coercion or other illegitimacy going on because even within a socialist framework people have different ideas, backgrounds, views, etc. This thing about ~90% of the vote going to one party is what happens in dictatorships.
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 22:37:25 No. 550035
>one party dictatorship
Anonymous 2021-10-16 (Sat) 23:43:12 No. 550132
>>550035 >one party dictatorship REEEEEEE YOU NEED MULTIPARTY TO HAVE DEMOCRACY
Anonymous 2021-10-17 (Sun) 01:28:52 No. 550266
>>550014 >There seems to be some sort of coercion or other illegitimacy going on And why do you say that? Why does it seem to have some type of coercion? People can still have different views even inside the party.
Some poeple research about North Korea I guess
Anonymous 2021-10-21 (Thu) 20:59:51 No. 558538
Murdered half-brother of Kim Jong Un was working for South Korean spy agency: report Since Kim Jong Nam's murder and the trial of the two women who applied VX nerve agent to his face, suspicions have also been raised about connections to the CIA https://nationalpost.com/news/world/murdered-half-brother-of-kim-jong-un-was-working-for-south-korean-spy-agency-report Since his face was smeared with nerve agent in Kuala Lumpur airport, mystery has surrounded the hit job that brought down the half-brother of Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s leader.
But new revelations suggest the murdered one-time heir to the North’s despotic regime had been working for the intelligence agency of Pyongyang’s main enemy: South Korea.
Kim Jong Nam was long believed to have fallen out of favor with the regime at home, having been forced into exile after being caught with a fake passport en route to Tokyo Disneyland.
Since his murder and the trial of the two young women who applied VX nerve agent to his face on a piece of cloth, suspicions have also been raised about connections to the CIA.
But now current and former officials at South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) claim Kim was using connections in the North to feed information to the South on matters such as his half-brother’s health and nuclear ambitions — and that he was paid for doing so.
“Kim provided the NIS with information on trends within the government and the powers of the regime’s most high-ranking officials, including Kim Jong Un, for five or six years before his death,” Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) reported.
They added that Kim “raised the question of the possibility of asylum in South Korea”, although the South Korean side apparently hoped to avoid that on grounds “it would put considerable burden on inter-Korean relations.”
AusJuche !ZXQDW3xEPE 2021-10-21 (Thu) 21:09:08 No. 558558
>>547948 >DPRK is a long-lasting socialist country >DPRK is a nationalist authoritarian state >DPRK is essentially a monarchy >DPRK has abolished taxation All of these are correct and they are why the DPRK is still standing & why it is the most based and redpilled state on earth.
Unironic Dengist 2021-10-21 (Thu) 21:20:14 No. 558583
>>558538 traitors deserve to die
Anonymous 2021-10-21 (Thu) 21:36:09 No. 558618
>>549507 >It's suspicious that one party, out of several, gets almost all the vote. Only if you believe they are doing a bad job. If they are doing a good job, why would people vote for somebody else?
People in the west are so used to dysfunctional governance they can't wrap their heads around the idea that there is somewhere in the world where the great majority of the people support one party that actually acts in their interest and successfully carries out policies that they want.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 08:15:33 No. 559412
>>558637 What is this from? Seems like its a piece of an interesting documentary.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 09:11:50 No. 559487
>>558637 Is this is a Chinese national talking to a North Korean tour guide?
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 09:40:03 No. 559530
>>558637 >they walk hand in hand because they're friends kek
No joke, imagine if they started doing state-sponsored gay pride parades in NK, I'd like to see how the western press would spin it.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 10:03:40 No. 559557
fuck is the difference between Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism and Juche?
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 10:08:14 No. 559558
>>558637 >2 random guys >le gay is le bourgeois degeneracy >no argument given for why I'm sure none of you think this is convincing.
I doubt the DPRK is homophobic compared to the south, especially considering that the communist world has historically been much more progressive than anywhere else when it comes to LGBT rights.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 12:05:17 No. 559666
>>559558 >>558637 Chongryon, the main pro-DPRK organization of Japan-resident Koreans is not against the gays/lesbians etc. and teaches about them in the schools they run for Koreans.
From their official news site Choson Sinbo (in Japanese):
https://www.chosonsinbo.com/jp/2016/12/sk1222-3/ https://www.chosonsinbo.com/jp/2018/09/2018-0921khj/ https://www.chosonsinbo.com/jp/2019/02/yyy-42/ I doubt they would hold this position if the DPRK government was particularly against it.
(pic related is from Tokyo Korean Junior and Senior High School)
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 12:15:22 No. 559682
>>559558 >no argument given for why The argument implied is obviously the overt usage of LGBT issues for imperialism, with NGOs for LGBT rights being objectively tools for imperialism. Same with "human rights", but now that LGBT has been accepted by the West it is used for that agenda too.
When North Korean dress modestly, don't make out on the street, don't wear highly sexualized bikinis and don't legalize porn, it must necessarily be an expression of anti-LGBR sentiment and sexism for the imperialist narrative.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 12:28:24 No. 559698
>>559666 Yeah I'm not surprised
>>559682 I could watch again but didn't they say something like 'gay people are weird and no one in the dprk is weird"? I'm sure straight couples hold hands and not just as a sign of friendship no?
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 12:31:39 No. 559705
>>559698 *no one in the dprk is gay
and something about it would seem bourgeois
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 14:30:03 No. 559879
>>559682 >NGOs for LGBT rights being objectively tools for imperialism Can you elaborate?
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 14:37:27 No. 559896
>>559879 You've already saw the connection already. Most of them are liberal-leaning, and when it comes to the King of all Liberals it would be…
THE UNITED STATES!!! Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 16:18:16 No. 560156
>>558558 >DPRK is essentially a monarchy This is the only incorrect one. It's not exactly a monarchy. More like a informal one. Nothing stops a non-Kim politician from becoming the Supreme Leader, but the system naturally put those of the family in the succession line.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 16:24:00 No. 560165
>>560045 Those aren't human rights NGOs
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 17:38:51 No. 560264
>>411255 this is satire, right?
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 17:50:07 No. 560273
>>559954 I find it obnoxious when Western petty bourgeois artists basically absue North Koreans basically as a prop
>I wonder what happens when I tell them that or when I present them that Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 17:52:54 No. 560275
>>560273 (me)
Gotta laugh the reaction from the North Korean party cadre when the Western hipster told him he sold a bunch of album covers covered with his own blood.
They must think we are retarded
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 17:55:08 No. 560278
>>560273 (me)
Also, can they stop behaving like fucking sexpats?
>I'd love to be arrested by that beautiful traffic coordinator >I'll sign you this copy…. "for my future wife" Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 17:57:36 No. 560280
>>411255 Look at those eyes, dead inside.
Anonymous 2021-10-22 (Fri) 18:31:16 No. 560307
>>560278 Westerners simply can't resist the allure of north korean women.
Anonymous 2021-10-24 (Sun) 04:21:13 No. 562611
>>411255 Regarding the defense minister "executed by anti-aircraft gun."
https://fair.org/home/wrong-as-often-as-right-is-good-enough-when-reporting-on-an-official-enemy/ This is the most balanced analysis that I've found so far. Every other link is to sources breathlessly parroting hearsay from South Korean journalists that are parroting unconfirmed reports from South Korea's spy agency.
I really don't understand how people can just endlessly buy the outrageous, ridiculous stuff they hear about North Korea. Like, there's brutal and authoritarian, and then there's idiotic Cobra Commander-esque supervillainy that you'd have to be some kind of idiot to take at face value, like that time the West reported that Un fed one of his generals to his dogs, only for that general to turn up alive and well some time later. Oops.
Anonymous 2021-10-24 (Sun) 10:59:28 No. 563077
>>559954 >>560275 Honestly, having African friends I speak to on occasion, this is a pretty standard reaction to western shit.
I am inclined to think it can actually be helpful to the communist cause in the global south by showing the degenerate dead end of advanced capitalism.
I feel bad for the Koreans though, having to endure western hipsters. Nobody should have to suffer through that.
Anonymous 2021-10-24 (Sun) 11:48:53 No. 563121
>>386769 >>387522 It amazes that some Chinese company has not offered to invest and complete it since it would be quite the coup. Maybe because imperialist sanctions or because the DPRK government does not allow it.
Anonymous 2021-10-24 (Sun) 12:49:21 No. 563214
>>559954 >>560275 Oh my god. I just watched.
The absolute undiluted raw cringe.
Those poor Koreans… Nobody should ever have to be exposed to that level of late capitalist sickness.
Thank goodness for that interlude of the successful nuclear weapons test. I admit I claped with the Koreans. Hopefully the H-bomb gives them many more years of breathing room and independence from the liberal virus.
Anonymous 2021-10-25 (Mon) 03:25:38 No. 564738
Hey /dprk/, what should we fix here?
https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/North_Korea I might actually try and make semi-srs educational changes just for kicks, like adding pictures of people eating ice-cream next to the 'starvation' section and showing the aquariums and waterparks. Even to their libtard target audience, that shit is fascinating and thought-provoking. and add citations you dogs Anonymous 2021-10-25 (Mon) 16:47:29 No. 565389
>>564738 There's quite a lot on our own wiki:
https://leftypedia.org/wiki/DPRK Your idea sounds funny/good, go ahead with it
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 13:18:50 No. 567040
Why does North Korea cut off Internet access to the outside world whereas China at least has the Great Firewall?
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 14:10:08 No. 567102
>>567040 For one, I don't think they would have the infrastructure for widespread internet access and if they had, they would make themselves completely vulnerable to cyper warfare. Besides, the internet is easily utilized as a massive softpower weapon by the West, it would create a massive challenge to counteract such an influence.
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 17:14:11 No. 567466
>>560045 >>560019 This is fucking horrible, makes me feel more shame for my sexuality than being talked down for it ever does.
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 18:21:34 No. 567539
>>567102 >>567040 I intranet is the way to for any up and coming socialist society honestly. No fear of cyber attacks, no bombardment with soft power, no pornography, no degenerate social media, etc.
a handful of actually practical and useful webpages and the means to send messages to friends and family. Honestly seems almost utopian compared to the cesspool that is the vile spawn of darpanet.
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 18:28:01 No. 567550
>>567539 >degenerate social media what you doing here ?.
Anonymous 2021-10-26 (Tue) 18:35:45 No. 567561
>>567550 Have you not been on Twitter?
Degenerate is the most fitting word for that site.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 12:55:25 No. 570792
https://menafn.com/1103063525/Food-crisis-in-North-Korea-Kim-Jong-Un-asks-people-to-eat-less-till-2025 Food crisis in North Korea: Kim Jong Un asks people to 'eat less' till 2025 yikes, commies no food as usual…
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 13:03:55 No. 570799
>>567558 >most people hate porn
‘STARVE TO DEATH’: Kim Jong Un ordered North Koreans to eat less food until 2025 Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 17:40:29 No. 571297
The North Korean government has asked its citizens to watch what they eat until 2025. That’s when the country expects to reopen its border with China following the COVID-19 shutdown.
Citizens are already feeling the effects of the food shortages, as the nation’s food supply currently can’t meet the demand. And let’s not forget the soaring prices of just about everything.
Kim Jong Un’s ask, to eat less food and tighten their belts for at least another three years, is devastating to North Koreans who are already wondering how they’re going to see themselves through the winter.
>The food situation right now is already clearly an emergency, and the people are struggling with shortages. https://torontosun.com/news/world/starve-to-death-kim-jong-un-ordered-north-koreans-to-eat-less-food-until-2025/wcm/14fc18b9-0d33-41cb-8d02-2866e31b1383/ Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 17:54:15 No. 571316
>>571314 Look up "North Korea food aid". You could spend all week and then some reading about all the help the North gets.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 17:55:22 No. 571317
>>571316 You made the claim with no source tho
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 17:57:45 No. 571320
>>571317 The handful of sources I could link to you would just touch on the extensive aid North Korea gets. Just look it up. Nobody believes the North has food security.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 18:06:02 No. 571332
>>571325 Despite this North Korea still gets literally thousands of tons of food and millions in aid from Russia, South Korea, Switzerland, Sweden, Canada, etc. The country's problems are real, and people are in fact hungering.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-48637518 Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 18:08:15 No. 571333
>>571316 North Korea is already self-reliant on food. Urban farming is heavily encouraged and grocery stores typically distribute old food, instead of throwing it away to maintain a profit motive. Any acceptances of food offers from the UN is simply adding free food to the already existing stockpile, paid for by the globalist imperialist suckers that actually believe that North Korea is a starving country.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 18:10:09 No. 571337
>>571332 Yet America does not give them aid like you claimed. Do you think the USA has a role in starving the north Korean populace?
You start off your motte and Bailey by implying the us is not only aiding the DPRK, and by implication, also not actively undermining it.
Sad.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 18:18:56 No. 571343
>>571333 >Any acceptances of food offers from the UN is simply adding free food to the already existing stockpile, paid for by the globalist imperialist suckers that actually believe that North Korea is a starving country. Those are some hefty stockpiles then, which contradicts the reports of hunger that several sources bring up. Where did you read that accepting food aid is just a trick?
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 19:14:57 No. 571419
>>571338 (me)
I wouldn't want to live in North Korea though. I showed a video of those DPRK troops hitting each other with hammers as KJU and his sister watched giggling to my mom recently and she was like "gahh turn it off." She's cool because she's interested in this crazy stuff like me, but even that was a bit too much for her. Okay, those troops probably volunteered for that job, but abusing your body like that for the leader is some pretty extreme bullshit. Like, are you fucking kidding me?
Why is there a monarchy in this "communist" country? That doesn't make any sense. Frankly, I think the main reason the DPRK exists is because it's a buffer zone for China to keep the U.S. away. But if the U.S. really did pull out of South Korea and Asia, then there would be no reason for the country to exist anymore. Meanwhile, China does more trade with South Korea than with North Korea. They just don't want American troops on their border. That's why North Korea is a country. It's not because of some mystical Juche power. So, the DPRK is like a dog. Once upon a time, it wasn't so crazy and bitey, and actually helped scare off would-be burglars and you were even kind of proud of what a tough little sonofabitch he was. Now he's always barking, straining at the leash, trying to bite the neighbors, etc.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 20:12:23 No. 571537
>>571419 see
>>547619 Also your conception of North Korean aggression is exaggerated. While it does express enmity towards the South Korean and American governments, it does so out of projecting strength to avoid being attacked itself - to show that it's too spiky of a hedgehog to step on. Many times its nuclear tests appear unprovoked, but if you dig you will often find that not long before such a show of strength, the US will hold a joint-training with the south near the DMZ or something, which is partially used as a threat. It's like talking shit back to someone who stirs it up in the first place with yourself, so as to not be walked all over.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 20:54:19 No. 571602
>>570792 Yep continuosly starving for 25 years. Will collapse any day now.
The nukes are fake. The factories are fake. The population hates socialism.
Your country should seriously invade. Victory guaranteed and mission accomplished.
Zero chance your sickness of a civilization is erased and the world purified of you via cleansing atomic fire.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 20:54:54 No. 571604
>>571601 Raytheon being a tool of imperialism says nothing of the kind of workplace it is though.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 21:04:31 No. 571624
>>571604 an NGO saying nothing about it being a tool of imperialism while praising and awarding it "best workplace" says something about what kind of NGO it is.
As does the same NGO going out of their way to denounce a (relatively) anti-imperialist candidate for "embracing an endorsement" of a podcaster in order to help an ensure an imperialist candidate defeats him.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 21:17:06 No. 571656
>>571626 so they're a tool of imperialism because they think that helps them advance gay rights? ok, whatever. point made either way.
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 21:18:53 No. 571659
>>571656 sorry the smugtexting was meant for the other guy
as in they are imperialist and wearing rainbow helps advance their agenda, no more no less
Anonymous 2021-10-28 (Thu) 22:29:01 No. 571811
>>571297 Given that statements by Kim Jong Un made in public are broadcasted by the state, how hasn't that shown up yet in their official media?
Sabinyak 2021-10-30 (Sat) 02:11:32 No. 573138
>>573115
Anonymous 2021-10-30 (Sat) 12:41:19 No. 573556
Mokran TV, a YouTube channel which appears to be run from Pyongyang:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx0eTZwNNkMCyY1KB7vxbBQ/videos I guess this is the successor of the "Echo of Truth" channel which was taken down.
Anonymous 2021-10-30 (Sat) 16:42:42 No. 573815
>>573115
Anonymous 2021-10-30 (Sat) 20:28:26 No. 574014
>>573095 >South Korea glows Poetic.
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 20:26:09 No. 580360
>>580272 they should try mushroom farming
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-11-03 (Wed) 20:47:13 No. 580406
China, Russia Ask U.N. to End Sanctions so North Korea Can Import Bolts, Utensils, Vacuums https://www.newsweek.com/t-1645645 China and Russia are asking the U.N. to end key sanctions against North Korea, according to the Associated Press, which obtained a draft resolution given to Security Council members. The resolution says that the sanctions should be lifted "with the intent of enhancing the livelihood of the civilian population" of North Korea. It also encourages North Korea and the U.S. to revive diplomatic discussions. The sanctions have been in place since 2006 and have become steadily tougher over the years. The new resolution calls on U.N. member nations to provide "goods, materials, technology, and financial services needed by North Korea to combat COVID-19, improve livelihoods, and develop the economy," according to the AP… Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in 2018 that the sanctions had cut off all North Korean exports and 90 percent of its trade and disbanded the pool of workers that North Korea sent abroad to earn hard currency. Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 21:01:15 No. 580431
>>580380 I need to do it, incase we have a soft collapse and it comes in handy
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 21:38:59 No. 580497
>>580272 Why are trying to pass them for desperate for wanting to eat rabbits?
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-11-03 (Wed) 21:40:14 No. 580499
>>580497 >why [loaded question]? another day on imageboards i see
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 21:41:52 No. 580500
>>580499 I know it's just propaganda, but rabbits are normally eaten all over the world. It's like saying "desperate north koreans turn to eating bread"
junko !!9cfznBf./Q 2021-11-03 (Wed) 22:15:46 No. 580570
>>580500 that's so obvious that im not even sure it bears pointing out in this fashion anon, im a burger and some people i knew irl at one point in my life were rabbit farmers
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 22:19:30 No. 580575
>>580500 because she's on her period or something, her avatar is a rabbit, thats why she has reservations.
That being said, roasted rabbit is 10/10
If you can get your hands on some, do it. I trapped one and prepared it, very lean, extrmely tender. If north koreans eat rabbit for their protein, I would be extremely jealous.
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 22:22:55 No. 580581
>>580575 Not a fan of roasted rabbit, I prefer it cooked other ways.
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 23:01:55 No. 580640
>>580575 Yeah rabbit is terrific especially when properly marinated.
Condemning the Koreans for eating catfish, swans, rabbits is I think just western journalists trying to get a story via much ado about nothing.
Soon it will be "Shock and horror as sick north koreans visit hospital."
I mean we already have that documentary above where the fact that the Korean artists mostly produce realistic art depicting natural scenery is implied to be evidence of le ebil totalitarianizem.
Anonymous 2021-11-03 (Wed) 23:10:41 No. 580662
>>580640 >>580640 >I mean we already have that documentary above where the fact that the Korean artists mostly produce realistic art depicting natural scenery is implied to be evidence of le ebil totalitarianizem. Extremist of loles, link?
Anonymous 2021-11-08 (Mon) 14:49:24 No. 587796
>>587744 I remember this from way back. Video is well over a decade old & the guy being executed was a human sex trafficker. He was trafficking teenage girls & young women with physical health issues into brothels throughout Asia under the guise of getting healthcare in south Korea or China.
Public executions of bottom of the barrel human scum & traitors like this is just a human being civilized reaction to this kind of fucked up behavior.
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 16:50:51 No. 590078
>>589945 Well they say it in the video
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 20:37:00 No. 590404
>>587744 not dissimilar to public executions in the US
>>587796 death is the easy way out for people like this. it is no punishment at all
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 21:13:56 No. 590429
>>590217 >asking for a timestamp in a 2 minute video You must be a very busy man.
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 22:11:12 No. 590488
>>590217 just watch it
>>590404 >not dissimilar to public executions in the US what do you mean?
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 22:42:50 No. 590527
>>590488 I mean that the US also does public executions
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 22:57:05 No. 590557
>>590217 >>587796 >>589945 >>590078 The only info I could found was:
>On this date in 2005, at an outdoor trial near Yuson, North Korea, Han Bok-nam was sentenced to death for trafficking across the nearby Chinese border and immediately executed by firing squad. Looking for info on the
sex trafficking part.
Anonymous 2021-11-09 (Tue) 23:02:04 No. 590563
>>590527 Yeah, but it's more institutionalized and biopoliticized. You see a dude being strapped into an electric chair or a bed and being injected by "professionals" the deadly dose or the electrocution handle being pulled by a guard, with a priest present, and so on. To the Western eye execution by firing squad appears "more brutal" because it is instantaneous, without much ceremony surrounding it, meanwhile, it's just simply more straight forward.
Spectacle very much related.
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 00:15:17 No. 590740
>>590563 well yeah, there's an attempt to sanitize the death penalty. also when you read about things like botched lethal injections and botched electrocutions, it really makes firing squad seem much much more humane. if you
really wanted to punish someone you'd do public torture. for weeks on end.
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 07:48:19 No. 591520
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 15:11:00 No. 591904
>>590557 Cause just regular human trafficking is fine right?
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 20:29:58 No. 592581
>>591904 If you made a claim like
>>587796 >the guy being executed was a human sex trafficker. He was trafficking teenage girls & young women with physical health issues into brothels throughout Asia under the guise of getting healthcare in south Korea or China. you better back it up.
Yes you do. Quit being a faggot.
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 22:22:23 No. 592827
>>592581 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6utb4IOeZhU Here's another video on the subject. The NK officerl says they were trafficking women across the China border.
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 22:25:10 No. 592833
>>592827 >>592581 >>587796 It's funny because a women in the crowd during the video yells "carry out those executions!". So there's support for that kind of practice lmao
Also the guy holding camera says they were accused of human trafficking.
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 22:27:07 No. 592841
>>592827 you are still not proving the "sex trafficker" claim
stop responding to me if you can't provide evidence
Anonymous 2021-11-10 (Wed) 22:31:19 No. 592851
>>592841 Are you actually retarded?
Anonymous 2021-11-13 (Sat) 14:14:02 No. 596233
>>593087 and you dont need an account to post on leftypol. We could get north korean to post here !
also runs counter to the trad "dystopia dictatorship with no right" if they have complete internet access
Anonymous 2021-11-13 (Sat) 14:18:23 No. 596236
>>580120 virgin capitalists when black swan
>economic crisis chad dprk
>eats them Anonymous 2021-11-13 (Sat) 15:56:27 No. 596275
>>347189 are you brazilian?
Anonymous 2021-11-13 (Sat) 15:59:30 No. 596279
>>347189 pull of a successful insurrection,(in Tetris)
Anonymous 2021-11-13 (Sat) 22:15:12 No. 596574
<For decades the claims by North Korea and China of U.S. use of biological weapons have been dismissed precisely because the evidence came from Communist or supposed Communist-friendly sources. Existing evidence in U.S. archives was considered suggestive, but circumstantial. A military historian who examined the issue claimed that according to the secret record to which he was privy, the U.S. was incapable of waging biological warfare during the early 1950s. https://jeff-kaye.medium.com/secret-history-u-s-2ac4c7219bd Anonymous 2021-11-24 (Wed) 15:14:51 No. 615375
>>544040 And yet:
https://www.rfa.org/english/news/korea/squidgame-11232021180155.html "North Korea has sentenced to death a man who smuggled and sold copies of the Netflix series “Squid Game”"
Anonymous 2021-11-24 (Wed) 16:04:57 No. 615430
>>615375 >foreign media = death penalty ok explain why this was broadcast on national tv:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffLRVthm4OE Anonymous 2021-11-25 (Thu) 02:47:14 No. 616221
>>615375 don't worry, just like his ex girlfrend, general, and even himself he will reapear, because liberals loooove to make up histories to repeat like npcs to shit on the enemies of the US.
Anonymous 2021-11-25 (Thu) 06:26:45 No. 616379
>>615375 >burger gubbmint propaganda outfit I ain't clicking that link can someone gib name and picture of alleged dead guy so we can laugh when Juche necromancy resurrects him
7ko 2021-11-25 (Thu) 18:17:15 No. 616925
Can there technically be a "socialist monarchy", since after all the Incans had a sort of monarch while they also had a sort of socialism? It could be a feudal holdover that functionally doesn't have any real effect on regular day to day administration.
>>522167 That missile description, in original untranslated form, is probably the informal name, which, yes, is not supposed to be literally translated by each individual character.
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