Disappearing dictatorships - could North Korea follow?

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Catfish

If you see his every day, generation for generation ... :

http://cavemancircus.com/2010/03/05/...an-propaganda/

It's not as "sublime" as WW1, II or cold war propaganda, but if you do not hear anything else all the time ?

Everything goes to a point, and the NK know it

[Capt. Morgan]

Originally Posted by Skybird

Very big difference between NK and the Arab riot states: in NK people have no access to media and internet and have no clue of the world beyond their borders.

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The citizens of North Korea have no idea, what so ever, that this revolution in the Muslim world is happening. They believe that the famine and poverty that they experience is much worse everywhere else in the outside world, and that their government is doing a great job.

[Takeda Shingen]

Originally Posted by Capt. Morgan

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The citizens of North Korea have no idea, what so ever, that this revolution in the Muslim world is happening. They believe that the famine and poverty that they experience is much worse everywhere else in the outside world, and that their government is doing a great job.

Yes. The generally are made to believe that just about everyone lives as they do.

[August]

Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen

Yes. The generally are made to believe that just about everyone lives as they do.

I read somewhere that totalitarian regimes like NK never actually crumble until they ease up on their subjects. Apparently there are minimum standards of living and education required for successful revolution.