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Alessandro's story will reveal much more to the world about the mysterious
"hermit kingdom" that is North Korea. Relive the experiences and stories of
the first western student in North Korea.*
Born in Brussels, Belgium, as the son of an English politician and Italian
interpreter, Alessandro Ford travelled to North Korea in 2014 for a
one-of-a-kind study abroad at the Kim Il-Sung University in Pyongyang. An
accomplishment which caught attention all around the globe, being featured
in The Guardian, Deutsche Welle, NK news, among many others.
During his extraordinary stay, he learnt the Korean martial art of
Taekwondo from a grandmaster, studied the language in the country’s most
prestigious university, and also studied, worked, and lived side-by-side
with the students and future leaders of North Korea.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but
independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
ted.com/tedx

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@TheAllen501
@TheAllen501 7 лет назад
i hope he's carefull with the contents in his book by not revealing sensitive details that could possibly destroy the life of his ex north korean friends or get them in trouble
@Jumpoable
@Jumpoable 4 года назад
I'm pretty sure he & his editors are smart enough to use pseudonyms for those ppl in his book. D'uh.
@gtalover1233
@gtalover1233 4 года назад
Johannes P pseudonyms are mediocre at best. There is a good chance the North Korean government still has a list of the names of everyone that was assigned to interact with him, and regardless if they use pseudonyms it would go directly back to them.
@manuelalejandrofirst
@manuelalejandrofirst 3 года назад
@NICHOLLAS SCHMIDT BASTOS MARQUES PEREIRA SANTOS i invite you to come to Venezuela, in order to know socialism...
@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286
@protipskiptoendofvideoandr286 2 года назад
@@manuelalejandrofirst just make sure they dont leave..
@user-ki4tn4gw3c
@user-ki4tn4gw3c 7 лет назад
Is it really safe for his friends to reveal their personal talks like that? Either he knows that it is all right, or he doesn't care about his friends at all.
@sexyplexie
@sexyplexie 5 лет назад
...or his friend and N-generations of family have since emmigrated.. but honestly, nothing here is offensive in nature, he is actually quite careful throughout this talk.
@user-kv7pr7xs6k
@user-kv7pr7xs6k 4 года назад
He could honestly be using made up names
@ethanbeller8291
@ethanbeller8291 4 года назад
Yea but the government know who was assigned to monitor him even if they use a fake name in the book
@manuelcorrea2365
@manuelcorrea2365 4 года назад
Well, but accordingly to how he describes his friend, he always followed the rules and was brainwashed well enough to not do something against his great leader... Being that said, I don't think the friend is in real danger as the worst the book can do is just show the way he thinks and how the author agrees or disagrees with that...
@GoodMusicManiac999
@GoodMusicManiac999 4 года назад
Or maybe he's using fantasy names
@ravenwolf2220
@ravenwolf2220 3 года назад
For all those complaining, I am sure that someone who lived in North Korea for a bit is aware enough of the danger to either write or post the video under a pseudonym and not give anything too identifying away
@Trisonss
@Trisonss 7 лет назад
NK is a one big psychological research material
@chuantian8391
@chuantian8391 7 лет назад
Your jokes could literally lead to your the death of your friend and his family, dude
@np3671
@np3671 3 года назад
@NICHOLLAS SCHMIDT BASTOS MARQUES PEREIRA SANTOS And what is your family name?
@kh-fm5rv
@kh-fm5rv 7 лет назад
He is very clever, but I really hope that what he did in North Korea didn't get Rhee killed :((((
@amulyar
@amulyar 7 лет назад
the long audience shots was throwing me off
@GingerJoberton
@GingerJoberton 7 лет назад
Why you guys salty this was a brilliant talk.
@lemurdog
@lemurdog 7 лет назад
I think so too
@goemonishikawa3720
@goemonishikawa3720 7 лет назад
Say what chu want I ain't trusting anything that came out of North Korea this guy doesn't even realize what he's talking about if ya wanna know the good ya gonna have to learn the bad stuff first
@m.w.6526
@m.w.6526 7 лет назад
Because he lied in his talk.
@GingerJoberton
@GingerJoberton 7 лет назад
gwan giz us some examples with time stamps thanks fam x
@neongirluk
@neongirluk 7 лет назад
Still waiting on those examples?
@marius_m.
@marius_m. 6 лет назад
yes, quite a story, he is going to write his book and enjoy the fruits of celebrity while his friend may end up in a prison camp. North Korean intelligence surely keep an eye on all the videos tourists upload to youtube and other sites.
@Jumpoable
@Jumpoable 4 года назад
I'm pretty sure he & his editors are smart enough to use pseudonyms for those ppl in his book. D'uh.
@anneeq008
@anneeq008 2 года назад
@@Jumpoable North Korean intelligence know precisely which class he studied and who their assigned informants are
@charliebingaman571
@charliebingaman571 2 года назад
@@anneeq008 his roomate is 100% going to end up pretty high up in the government with that level of english experience and trust. don't think that NK intelligence didn't put him with someone they have absolute confidence in. Guarenteed they know everything that was discussed and if the informal survived the 4 months together they were clearly fully satisfied with the job he was doing. There was nothing shared in this talk that was unexpected or would come across as violating his job for the roommate to do
@stirlingduncan2690
@stirlingduncan2690 7 лет назад
He's cute and smart and open minded
@TheHAPPYalix
@TheHAPPYalix 7 лет назад
NOT at all open minded. He went there ready to criticize and acting superior. SHAME!
@Pologuy242
@Pologuy242 7 лет назад
@thehappyalix SJW spotted
@goemonishikawa3720
@goemonishikawa3720 7 лет назад
Open mind please the NK must have brain wash him
@ervincosic7656
@ervincosic7656 7 лет назад
thank you for spoiling agents of shield
@ervincosic7656
@ervincosic7656 7 лет назад
btw. awesome talk man
@bellewhite9285
@bellewhite9285 7 лет назад
ok but the episode he spoiled came out three years ago
@stagpie6449
@stagpie6449 6 лет назад
I'm so glad I noticed this comment damn, why does everyone expect people to have seen every show and movie that's a little old.
@sushi777300
@sushi777300 5 лет назад
As interesting as it is, he does tell his story with a very unpleasant feeling of superiority
@clem2248
@clem2248 4 года назад
Didn't feel that at all
@learningsuper6785
@learningsuper6785 7 лет назад
What he said about the North Korea is exactly like China in the 1960s when Mao was in power. Humans think and behave the same given the same condition/environment.
@AlbertGuilmont
@AlbertGuilmont 6 лет назад
Although I liked the presentation, I couldn't shake the awkward feeling that he is telling a nice story about his pet...
@bowb5880
@bowb5880 7 лет назад
Kim Jun Un, Kim Jun Deux, Kim Jun Trois
@bowb5880
@bowb5880 7 лет назад
Earth GraVoNNe Kim Jun Onze Kim Jun Douze Kim Jun Tres
@jesusvillalba2453
@jesusvillalba2453 6 лет назад
Kim jun quatorze kim jun quinze kim jun dix-six kim jun dix-sept kim jun dix-huit kim jun dix-neuf kim jun vingt
@KoreanwithMissVicky
@KoreanwithMissVicky 6 лет назад
Hahaha....
@np3671
@np3671 3 года назад
@@KoreanwithMissVicky Finally, SOMEBODY laughs ..... It took a while.
@olucasleitao
@olucasleitao 7 лет назад
This man is a great story-teller who kept my attention from the beginning to the end.
@frazil92
@frazil92 7 лет назад
I find myself, at this moment, clapping alone in an empty house and reflecting on my own circumstances which people around me see little hardship in and even I see as something that these other people could breeze by easily but to me feels like the weight of the world and my entire life. :|
@kbucket
@kbucket 6 лет назад
I hope this (& his book) didn't get his "friend" killed...
@littleloner1159
@littleloner1159 6 лет назад
The moment he said that they have no internet, my wifi turned off... fascinating talk
@jorgebarajas3468
@jorgebarajas3468 7 лет назад
What an insensitive speaker and with complete disregard to the repercussions this information might cause for those involved.
@m.w.6526
@m.w.6526 7 лет назад
His friends are fine.
@hmongb9656
@hmongb9656 6 лет назад
His friend is fine there is no way kim jong un would care about stuff like this
@frek175
@frek175 6 лет назад
One of the few western students they allowed into their country isnt monitored or watched yeah right kim jong un will hear about this.
@Jumpoable
@Jumpoable 4 года назад
I'm pretty sure he & his editors are smart enough to use pseudonyms for those ppl in his book. D'uh.
@mrionutube
@mrionutube 6 лет назад
A tale of friendship which will probably get your friend killed in North Korea. It seems like a possibility with North Korea. So I hope this video does not reach North Korean IT department.
@BlueBootsBanner
@BlueBootsBanner 7 лет назад
How was Agents of Shield downloaded in North Korea? Isn't the internet not open, let alone to torrenting?
@TheSelatape
@TheSelatape 7 лет назад
I was confused too lol
@evanderjackson8686
@evanderjackson8686 7 лет назад
The Chinese have access to their internet servers.
@darkphoenix50
@darkphoenix50 7 лет назад
HodgePodge foreigners have access to internet
@amor2874
@amor2874 7 лет назад
They may have access to the internet, but it's not a free for all. I think this downloading of the TV show was a device to tie his talk together. It wreaks to high heaven of it being a falsity.
@NoName-iw3ow
@NoName-iw3ow 7 лет назад
You're correct! The internet is not open in North Korea, but there is a group called the North Korea Strategy Center [NKSC] that smuggles in USBs and SIM cards with Western and South Korean TV, offline internet, News, and documentaries. Roughly 25,000 North Korean citizens see uncensored media in secret this way each year. It's highly illegal and very dangerous, but also not unheard of.
@nevermind9542
@nevermind9542 7 лет назад
He obviously got his 'friend' killed.
@darkphoenix50
@darkphoenix50 7 лет назад
Nevermind95 no he didn't most probably his friend would be rewarded for doing his job
@TheHAPPYalix
@TheHAPPYalix 7 лет назад
i hope so.
@Jumpoable
@Jumpoable 4 года назад
Pretty sure he & his editors are smart enough to use pseudonyms for those ppl in his book. D'uh.
@geraudjay
@geraudjay 4 года назад
@@Jumpoable troll
@bevita1322
@bevita1322 4 года назад
And now his friend is going to a work camp THANKS to your brilliant story and your 15 mins of fame.
@zaprude
@zaprude 6 лет назад
Did he take his visit as a joke or what? Sounds like he was pestering his so called "friend" into difficult situation that could have gotten him punished or worse, killed. Public executions are still commonplace in North Korea, Alessandro should know that, even if they would never perform one in front of him.
@AngelicaNightingale
@AngelicaNightingale 7 лет назад
BRILLIANT! Thank you for sharing, you are greatly commendable and inspiring!
@malmalhi007
@malmalhi007 6 лет назад
This was bloody amazing... such formidable questioning..
@gene8172
@gene8172 5 лет назад
Check this guy’s resume. He now works for the NK government abroad.
@ab9840
@ab9840 5 лет назад
Finally, someone who responded to this video from only one month ago. Seems he did not really mention if the study program at the university was any good.
@lifeisaadventure9948
@lifeisaadventure9948 7 лет назад
Thank you Alessandro Ford Good luck 🍀
@prernashetty2680
@prernashetty2680 7 лет назад
An interesting speech with an excellent insight. I am quite worried for his friend in North Korea. Most of the documentaries or speeches that I have watched were by refugees who are safe in South Korea or other parts of the world. His friend still stays in North Korea and the repercussions of this speech and the book that will be released can be fatal for his friend.
@y9y9y
@y9y9y 7 лет назад
Does anyone happen to know the name of the book he mentions where he talks about his trip to North Korea?
@jonatan0_0
@jonatan0_0 6 лет назад
Fantastic, well done. Great talk!
@heatherstub
@heatherstub 6 лет назад
was interesting, but I also thought that he was a bit full of himself.
@WeMuckAround
@WeMuckAround 2 года назад
Did not get that vibe at all
@legendarydjtanconyc6487
@legendarydjtanconyc6487 5 лет назад
I Like This Guy... He's Brave With Hidden Humor On Realities Of That Country!!!!
@anshnoorkaur5994
@anshnoorkaur5994 7 лет назад
He's great orator. I want that confidence.
@joseguerra5724
@joseguerra5724 6 лет назад
great talk man i loved it the meaning the interesting things behind the talk the Agents of shields story
@whybytes1785
@whybytes1785 6 лет назад
Wonderful talk!
@kateboonzaier558
@kateboonzaier558 6 лет назад
Loved this!!
@ryangiraldi5722
@ryangiraldi5722 3 года назад
I can’t be the only one thinking “God he’s cute”, right?
@dzikrinasaira3475
@dzikrinasaira3475 6 лет назад
He seems enjoying the fame and popularity he gets, but forgets about the risk of his friend's life and safety.. Maybe I haven't been there or experience my self but I often watch many interviews of North Koreans defectors who escaped and they said that NK government had many spies especially in china n south korea, even many of those defectors were caught by the spies and had been returned into North Korea n got the punishment from the government. Yup, this video is good n he tries to convey some information about NK but how about his fren there? How about his fren as the source of info who still lives there?? I mean seriously dude, he even showed his friend's photo, his face, n mention his name... And I just think this is kind of scary and risky things for his fren.. I think that's okay for him to convey some info but.... he probably should not show his fren's face and mention his fren's name for his fren's safety.
@Jumpoable
@Jumpoable 4 года назад
Pretty sure he & his editors are smart enough to use pseudonyms for those ppl in his book. D'uh.
@wjpat877
@wjpat877 4 года назад
@@Jumpoable pls stop posting this message everywhere because I seriously doubt that as he maybe watched without noticing it and his friend and family could be in great deal of trouble now.
@hereLiesThisTroper
@hereLiesThisTroper 5 лет назад
Little did Alessandro knew that his friend would eventually become the next Great Leader of North Korea.
@adanapiorkowska
@adanapiorkowska 6 лет назад
How audacious.... if these stories were true, he wouldn't be standing there. He would be rotting in a cell together with his 'friend', if lucky. This kind of storytelling is good for a saccharine Hollywood film or an episode of Keeping up with the Kardashians. I don't believe in one word he said, and if any of it miraculously happens to be true, this kid must be lacking any sense of responsibility for his actions. Putting someone's life in danger to bloat his own ego.....
@Emily-sz7nd
@Emily-sz7nd 6 лет назад
Ada Nski we don't know the whole story
@MMmm-bg9li
@MMmm-bg9li 6 лет назад
And you know that how? You’ve never been to NK and clearly never shared an experience like this. Why do you assume that you’re more knowledgeable on the issue than he is?
@emilypower8668
@emilypower8668 6 лет назад
I would presume you've never been to North Korea. This man has. I feel like one of the points of this talk was for him to portray that NK is still a functioning country where people converse/have careers/live lives, and where speaking doesn't immediately result in you being tied up and murdered along with the rest of your family. on the other hand, he certainly doesn't approve of the place and points out how his friend was definitely monitoring him. But I presume you, a westerner who's watched a few North Korean documentaries and read some political cartoons on the place knows much more about the country than this boy. smh
@adanapiorkowska
@adanapiorkowska 5 лет назад
I’ve never been to North Korea. There is a 99,99% chance that neither did any of you. And yes, in NK you do get killed for speaking up or even making contact with foreign culture, be it reading a book from outside North Korea or watching a Western movie. NK is not a functioning country, more of a failing state where people are dying of starvation in millions. But don’t take it from me - listen to the stories of NK’s defectors like Yeonmi Park and come back then.
@novapowell6976
@novapowell6976 7 лет назад
The masterpiece!
@juliasmith5267
@juliasmith5267 5 лет назад
Thanks heaps.
@Nathan-zy2lf
@Nathan-zy2lf 6 лет назад
4th season of Agents of Shield was soooo good.
@xXxTr0nxXx
@xXxTr0nxXx 7 лет назад
Well, you and your friend obviously don't know that "private property" isn't the same as personal property. In communism you still have YOUR house, with your belonging which YOU USE - personal property. Private property is property which is bought to make profits like empty houses, unused land, bonds etc. which the communists see as theft. Their logic is that if you don't use something, it's not YOURS and taking it (regardless that you pay with money) and claiming it's yours is theft, because you take something from the evironment (and deny it from the rest) without it being democratically distributed to you.
@Thgoat
@Thgoat 4 года назад
what challenges did this dude have? im honestly confused?
@mishalthapa8979
@mishalthapa8979 6 лет назад
You just got your ''friend'' in serious trouble.
@AsteriETERNAL
@AsteriETERNAL 6 лет назад
Very balanced view.
@BhargavKolekar
@BhargavKolekar 6 лет назад
awesome talk
@perpeck101
@perpeck101 7 лет назад
Amazing
@TheHorrorDevotee
@TheHorrorDevotee 2 года назад
very compelling orator. He said he was writing a book. Did he bother? I can't find it
@jeffpeng1118
@jeffpeng1118 4 года назад
excellent talk
@carolyn6689
@carolyn6689 7 лет назад
powerful story and makes you really think "what if I was there? Could I live like that?" 😣I know I would not like it at all and would feel like I'm in a prison .I'm so sorry his friend chose to live that way and hasn't talked to him in a year or so ...😔I would be so hurt and would always wonder if they ever think of me and if they were alright ?
@lailalk1245
@lailalk1245 7 лет назад
Brilliant
@MikeMessiah
@MikeMessiah 7 лет назад
Is this what ted talks have come down to ? Someone tell him to blog or some shit.
@calebkendrick5571
@calebkendrick5571 7 лет назад
In what way is this devolved? TED Talks have always been about new ideas but most importantly, a new understanding on current concepts and aspects of lives. This was a fascinating look at country we know little about. You may THINK that it is only North Korea that knows little about us, but the propaganda machine flows both ways. Because they are so cut off from the world most of what we learn will be skewed and massively Bias. This is a very interesting look at the Country via a 1st hand account, a reliable account. It may just be one the first pieces to help the world start to understand, so that it may heal
@Tophu48548
@Tophu48548 6 лет назад
I like this guy
@mess8008
@mess8008 4 года назад
i said this in another comment, but how do we know that his friends that were chosen to interact with him aren’t working for the government?
@SuperSuperAllons93
@SuperSuperAllons93 7 лет назад
Fascinating
@GoodMusicManiac999
@GoodMusicManiac999 4 года назад
I hope his friend is ok, but I'd have talked cautiously. He should know how it works there
@victoriashubskaya2188
@victoriashubskaya2188 6 лет назад
This is a great ted talk. It really had me thinking, and counting my blessings
@daniyaribraimov3901
@daniyaribraimov3901 7 лет назад
Very interesting speech.
@rosey315
@rosey315 7 лет назад
intelligent boy with great eyebrows how do I get one of him
@allenmoldovan
@allenmoldovan 7 лет назад
thanks for sharing, great job.
@GregoryAlbano
@GregoryAlbano 6 лет назад
He's way too cute!!!
@PatriciaFerdig
@PatriciaFerdig 7 лет назад
4:50 that guy falling asleep tho
@adgonzr
@adgonzr 4 года назад
He looks like 40% Shawn Mendes
@user-iw5xr5ew3f
@user-iw5xr5ew3f 4 года назад
Is Rhee safe and alive??
@pankajrrathod9349
@pankajrrathod9349 4 года назад
great talk dear but u put your frnds life in risk by mentioning his name
@raddest.radish
@raddest.radish 6 лет назад
This is a disturbing talk. He made me care about Ri and condemned him and his family with the same breath. Ri doesn't even have to make a choice about his future at this point.
@vonbraumann2043
@vonbraumann2043 4 года назад
Eye opening talk! I'm afraid Alessandro's level of English was lost on the flemish crowd. Lackluster crowd overal, who didn't understand his witty british style humour.
@MostOfMiree
@MostOfMiree 7 лет назад
@ 3:36 I swear to god I would've ended up killed or in jail if I were there. I would've sat there and told everything without even caring 🤦🏻‍♀️
@AngelicaNightingale
@AngelicaNightingale 7 лет назад
18:43
@onlineuser1990
@onlineuser1990 5 лет назад
So did he use a vpn to download an American film or what
@rhesavictor
@rhesavictor 7 лет назад
someone is having a beautiful dream i guess 8:37
@Leann68
@Leann68 6 лет назад
Tell Otto , you know the young man who was tortured to death in North Korea for taking a poster of dictator 🚀 Rocket man .. how can anyone travel to North Korea then brag about it .. I bet the Koreans who escaped from that country would disagree with you.
@meganorr7110
@meganorr7110 7 лет назад
I thought North Korea wasn't allowed to have any people from outside the country in? at least not as students. How did he get this opportunity? To come and go.
@amor2874
@amor2874 7 лет назад
Megan Neighbors wanted to know how he downloaded the TV show....
@neongirluk
@neongirluk 7 лет назад
Google holiday in North Korea. British people have visited for years some even work in the schools as teachers. They do have the internet but it is a intranet and even that is restricted to the trusted classes. As a long term visitor he would have had access to that. Clearly neither of you know about the country. My sister visited last year with Koryo Tours.
@brenna5316
@brenna5316 6 лет назад
North Korea is open to any nation tourist unless their nation bans it. Americans were allowed until Trump banned it.
@BitOfUltraviolence
@BitOfUltraviolence 6 лет назад
I doubt NK would want any more Americans.
@brenna5316
@brenna5316 6 лет назад
Democractic Peoples Republic of Korea on the contrary it brought in money that they desperately need.
@yellow_tatoes1473
@yellow_tatoes1473 7 лет назад
"here is a picture of us" -doesnt show pictures of them
@laughable4493
@laughable4493 7 лет назад
13:24 that ladies side eye xD
@minnnimart1529
@minnnimart1529 6 лет назад
the guy at 4.53 is falling asleep HAHA
@Kelly-gn7xb
@Kelly-gn7xb 7 лет назад
why is his right ear so red though
@RoseOfSaudia
@RoseOfSaudia 7 лет назад
Rachel O probably because he's nervous/ excited.
@gabilanplaza
@gabilanplaza 4 года назад
Everyone knows Rhee got executed
@rambrahma1895
@rambrahma1895 7 лет назад
8:36 dude sleeping in the background
@GM-ie4yy
@GM-ie4yy 6 лет назад
So young, so confident, so sad that he publicises the words of his friend although in his friend's favour, it could all be for publicity.
@amor2874
@amor2874 7 лет назад
How in the world did he download the TV show????? They have no internet!
@NoName-iw3ow
@NoName-iw3ow 7 лет назад
Totally copy/pasting this from another comment I left, but here you go!: "You're correct! The internet is not open in North Korea, but there is a defector-lead group called the North Korea Strategy Center [NKSC] that smuggles in USBs and SIM cards with Western and South Korean TV, offline internet, News, and documentaries. Roughly 25,000 North Korean citizens see uncensored media in secret this way each year. It's highly illegal and very dangerous, but also not unheard of."
@neongirluk
@neongirluk 7 лет назад
Also they do have a intranet. It is like saying the USA doesn't have heroin! Course they do either in restricted use (ie like their intranet) or illegal use like street heroin.
@quickdraw9648
@quickdraw9648 7 лет назад
there's so many things I'm confused about, which I'm almost certainly sure has everything to do about a social class that shouldn't even exist there. there's supposedly no alcohol consumption in NK, which we should know the 'great leaders' do partake. I recall one video where someone said he had bought alcohol for his dad and it was expensive... so anyone cab buy alcohol in NK? athis guy says he got drunk there. Is alcohol consumption just not really regulated or can just possibly more privileged people get it? what about that Internet connection? I recall another Ted talk say how north Koreans didn't even know the Internet existed, and she was referring to college students going into computers. Another Ted talk tells me she would Ilegally watch Chinese TV under her blankets at home. Only for this Ted talk to tell me he can just download agents of s.h.e.i.l.d without anyone caring? it should be obvious but I'm going to ask anyways, are things such as alcohol and unrestricted WiFi more unregulated for certain groups or what? because I always thought it was strict as hell about those things.
@hikazayanikushi9086
@hikazayanikushi9086 7 лет назад
Downloading foreign things in North Korea is banned what the heck
@stenhard61.46.1
@stenhard61.46.1 6 лет назад
I hope your talk didn't kill your friend! How could you hide his identity tho' and still profit from your story.
@cmcjoshua9292
@cmcjoshua9292 6 лет назад
He might be able to
@gilim97
@gilim97 4 года назад
...what?
@francescap919
@francescap919 7 лет назад
Super amazing talk & experience 👏
@kulkarnijaideep
@kulkarnijaideep 4 года назад
@10.08 in capitalist countries we start to eat, sleep and breath "money". In communism man exploits man and in capitalism its just the other way round.
@eungje7123
@eungje7123 7 лет назад
You did not bow statue and complain about something North Korea. You are lucky to back United Kingdom which hometown Let me see the American guy was rude in North Korea airport.Unfortunately he did not back to his country was big issue in the word. What ever they want they did such as napping japan women and had a baby with Kim president then now his son become reader North Korea President. just moment..., Where is the original his son? He died recently in airport. He was study in Europe long time... Let me have a question, WHY HE KILLED HIS FAMILLY ? I think he want take his position as long as he die, his age young to take this position may other person take it. Do you know the feeling about king It is like never give up and deeply continue sequence. I hope that everyone get free and piece of them and everyone can study out of country to develop there courier not only few special people and offend mind to communicate with south Korea AND other country. Don't behind security things. Is that make a sense ?
@diana6388
@diana6388 6 лет назад
Why does he look like Jess from Gilmore Girls?
@thephilnorris
@thephilnorris 6 лет назад
Absolute fail. This is sort of travel story telling got his friend killed for admitting to watching a banned TV show.
@almaportik1851
@almaportik1851 6 лет назад
I dont understend. You cant just go to north korea and come back? Or live there and go to another country? Or thats not right?
@HenryTitor
@HenryTitor 7 лет назад
Just replace Great Leader by God
@iamnoone4931
@iamnoone4931 7 лет назад
Communism is usually atheistic. Deities are replaced by the leaders of the country, and they are worshipped like gods.
@BitOfUltraviolence
@BitOfUltraviolence 6 лет назад
His grandfather was the King of Gods.
@KoruGo
@KoruGo 6 лет назад
Yes, bow to me peasants.
@Nathan-zy2lf
@Nathan-zy2lf 6 лет назад
How to fix north korea: show them Agents of Shield
@Kiyamlol
@Kiyamlol 7 лет назад
i like ted but this guy annoys me....
@manuelalejandrofirst
@manuelalejandrofirst 3 года назад
Is there possibility you're putting on risk your friend, because of your statements now a days?
@exposingliars9824
@exposingliars9824 7 лет назад
I'm so over this kind of ridiculous self propaganda.
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