Posted on 05/25/2016 8:11:50 PM PDT by Trump20162020
North Korea is a hermetically sealed totalitarian dictatorship. Entry & exit strictly controlled.
South Korea is a free society, in contact with peoples of all nations, who come and go as they please.
It is therefore obvious that Korean as spoken in the DPRK is recognizably different from that spoken in the ROK.
A South Korean can identify a Nork in an instant.
“To make white babies which are NK but as overseas operatives would not arouse suspicion:
Like if they were photographing installations as tourists.
—> OR FLYING COMMERCIALLY.”
True.
Here is a documentary on the father who defected in 62... very interesting piece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GwBVMgPUH4
Hangul, actually.
“Natural born” future presidents...
our enemies have taken note
Hope they’re getting enough to eat. Not many are up there.
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My question is, why are these grown men all drinking from glasses with kiddy fun straws?
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Celebrate diversity.
Nuts get a lot of play in the media these days, and it doesn’t get any nuttier than North Korea.
Family of traitors. A zoo exhibit for the Norks. Wonder how much keeping them costs?
I was wondering the same thing. Can’t say I’ve ever in my life seen a white man in a North Korean army uniform in front of a drink with a crazy straw in it.
Let those maggot eaters stay with the Gooks then. They aren’t Americans and they sure don’t belong here.
Have they ever been to the states? their father is a traitor, they may or may not be.
They are not a family of traitors. They have no real connection to the US. The poor things are totally North Korean creatures.
http://www.outsideonline.com/1923586/did-north-korea-kidnap-american-hiker
The following year, in May 2012, the Tokyo nonprofit National Association for the Rescue of Japanese Kidnapped by North Korea dropped a bombshell. One of the organization’s most reliable sources, a North Korean defector who had provided flawless intelligence to NARKN for years, had obtained Chinese security documents indicating that in August 2004, a 23- or 24-year-old American studying at a Chinese university was arrested in Yunnan province on charges of helping illegal residents. According to the documents, authorities had released the American in September, and he’d ended up in the hands of five North Korean secret agents who were in the area searching for defectors. NARKN was certain it had to be David.
In November 2012, a friend of the Sneddon family filed a Freedom of Information Act request with the State Department for all records related to David. Though the request turned up 14 documents, the government refused to release 13, citing concern for privacy and the “interest of national defense or foreign relations.”
Usually they send them to a North Korean training facility for spies where they go to them mainly on language but also on many aspects of American culture or Japanese culture as the case may be.
the goal is to permit them to construct and maintain a cover story that will stand up to a superficial interrogation.
subjects covered TV, sports, billing, taxes, fashion, music, games.
one famous example of a successful agent was a very attractive young woman who traveled under Japanese cover of with her grandfather and blew up a South Korean plane that flew from somewhere in the Middle East.
***It is a glowing article,***
Reminds me of the American who defected to the North Vietnamese back in the late 1960s or early ‘70s.
When he finally decided to return to the USA the news media and Hollywood portrayed him as some kind of hero, even making a TV movie about his time in NVN.
It was sickening!
I am with you on this.
The funny thing is, these MSM people often have no idea the light this kind of article paints them in. It is as easy to see their sympathies, as if they were wearing a neon light sandwich board.
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