Pun-Yun-Chi, I weep for you

[Onkel Neal]

I hate dictators. Makes me sad to think a whole region of people are enslaved by this guy.

Inside North Korea

Perhaps the weirdest thing about North Koreans is that they genuinely don't seem to know that the rest of the planet hates and fears them. They believe (or maybe they really convincingly lie about believing) that the whole world admires and envies them and that they're the true light of socialism and Juche, which is their leader's philosophy of Communist self-reliance.

As the days went on, North Korea presented us with progressively stranger sights and encounters. Being there was like being nowhere else on the planet. Are we glad that we got into Pyongyang and were able to document it? Yes. But are we even gladder that we made it out? Watch our documentary on the trip and try to guess the answer.

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[krashkart]

Pun-Yun-Chi, I also weep for thee. She's going to be there for a very long time, waiting endless months for anything or anyone to happen.

Somehow an invasion doesn't seem like such a bad idea after all.

[August]

Link no work.

[Onkel Neal]

Keep trying the link, it works, but you may need a few refreshes.

[Jimbuna]

One day the population will realise they're being kept in the dark ages and will revolt in the name of freedom.....fingers crossed anyway

[krashkart]

[NeonSamurai]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

One day the population will realise they're being kept in the dark ages and will revolt in the name of freedom.....fingers crossed anyway

To do that they need educated and informed people. Needless to say the regime is doing its damnedest to block and eliminate both. Have to remember that the populace by in large has absolutely no connection or genuine awareness of the outside world and any access to unbiased information.

[Seth8530]

I just watched all 3 parts. thanks for posting it. I knew things were really bad, but the video really helped put things in perspective ya kno