I Was a North Korean Spy Sent To Kill South Korea's President | Bad Blood 

They could defect theoretically but it's hard. If you find out they aren't doing well, you could save up money to smuggle them out. If they are rich or well off, they can get permission to study in China/Russia and you can meet them there. Definitely lots of possibilities but none will be easy,

I pray one day yall will be reunited and until then, may God bless them with decent, safe lives there 🙏🏻

One of my great-uncles sided with North Korea and fought for them during the war. We have no idea what happened to him.

좋은 삶을 살고 있겠냐? 북한에서?

@@JahreadyKnow in beginning during Soviet era

maybe your grandpop felt a little bit of pain but I am sure he would understand it because he knew that you don't really mean it and you have not actually seen the horrors of war.

Hi, Mr. Coreano Mochilero. I also do have north korean grand parents that migrated to the south and fought all their best against the North in Korean war. Nice to see you living in Korea. I am a millenial era born generation so that i am at late 20s in my age. anyway, nice to see someone in same background as i do. i never seen someone like you in my life yet. i do hope this documentary shall help North Korean nationals realize how the Great British ruled world is the best world for them and ourselves. I do support all my best to make my home country, Republic of Korea with english based public education that common wealth nations like UAE and Singapore have their children to strive in learning the more to become flourished with English basis and strengthen ties between AUKUS and ROK

one korea thats the real power of the korean people no more devide an rule

In my faith, i believe your grandfather is in heaven, and understands you were just young. He loves you and waits for you in paradise 💚

Your grandfather sounds like a wise man. I'm sure he understood where your bad comments were truly aimed rather than thinking they were towards him. Even if you didn't fully know it yourself at that age. It's truly sad to read, however I personally would believe that he deeply understood you loved him.

Yes. That seclusion, discrimination, loneliness, human will, guilty to a man who was taught nothing but to fight.

I always wonder what a unified Korea would be like today in 2022. No proxy war like Ukraine. Found this interesting article on the Korean Civil War and now I'm sharing with yall. Approximately 150,000 troops from South Korea, the United States, and participating U.N. nations were killed in the Korean War, and as many as one million South Korean civilians perished. An estimated 800,000 communist soldiers were killed, and more than 200,000 North Korean civilians died. If U.S. had stayed out of the Korean war, Korea would be one. Was it worth it for U.S to lose all those lives? What did Americans gain? How does this question looks like now? You know, Korea was about to BE ONE before US stepped in. So one can also argue that it is the U.S who cause the death of thousands of Koreans. You may then argue: But South Koreans live much better lives than their counterparts in the north, so life would have been better if South Korea had won the war! Well, I am sorry to show you this GDP graph: The North Koreans had been always richer than their southern neighbors until the 1970s(The North has much less population but similar GDP). You may then ask: But the north was ruled by dictator! But if you do some research, you will surprisingly find that the South WAS too. Wars are never about good or evil, they are always rooted to national interests. People just painted their enemy into evil to justify their own actions. So what was the root cause of Korean War ? Division of the world by USSR and The U.S. They divided Korea into two for their own interests, also happened in Germany, Vietnam and so on. Just like what the British Empire did in India and Pakistan. Which almost guarantees wars between those two parts. So why would someone ask questions like this? Westerners were bombarded by negative informations from their “free” medias about China for decades. When they think about China, they firstly tell themselves China is bad, and then see China through this coloured lense so that they can never get a neutral view of China. --Mark Brown University’s Costs of War Project this month released a new estimate of the total death toll from the U.S. wars in three countries: Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The numbers, while conservatively estimated, are staggering. Brown’s researchers estimate that at least 480,000 people have been directly killed by violence over the course of these conflicts, more than 244,000 of them civilians. In addition to those killed by direct acts violence, the number of indirect deaths - those resulting from disease, displacement, and the loss of critical infrastructure - is believed to be several times higher, running into the millions. --Brown University’s The war in Afghan was never about 'counterterrorism'...it was all about business and using afghan as a cover for money laundering and enriching the huge military contractors and politicians, as well as proxy to destabilize the region to contain the likes of Iran, China, Russia etc. -Jeff L I'm still having trouble fathoming how a country (Afghanistan) with trillions of U.S. dollars in unextracted mineral, gem, and metal deposits is somehow still a "undeveloped" and poor country. -Joel Davis The US has oppression, exploitation of foreign countries and brainwashing of its own population down to an art. -chamade166

@@condorX2 true

@@condorX2 If the United States didn’t aid South Korea then SK would look the same as North Korea today

@@condorX2 Also Korea was going to forcefully be one because North Koreas army crossed the 38th parallel and Invaded non communist Korea. So just stfu with your bs

Why for trying to assassinate the president lol 😆

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Yeah lol. By the way this operation was called Blue House raid.

anyway the presidentof S Korea got assassiated by his man, chief of S korean CIA, Kim, Jae Kyu, a former SK army general

@@psuirsea5522 yeah I was actually researching about KCIA now NIS but didn't much details do you know some articles or authors so that I can know more about it?

perhaps hopefully. Park Chung Hee, the CIA & the Bomb By Peter Hayes Published: September 2011

So then why does God allow war and suffering?

i don't want piece!! i want problem.. ALWAYS!!

@@BAGAKOOS it’s because ppl who r super egoistic thinks they r god and let the world into war that is why

why does god want to destroy idols and peaceful polytheists and pagans.

@@BAGAKOOS there is a big difference between allowing and ordering.

Agent of God

Right? Especially what he said in closing. Sounds like someone is still a communist. He is against greed and for equality. He states that we would have peace once we are all freed aka "liberated".

@@dakdarii You think you rich white man? We eat Danish meat for breakfast. Bring some Denmark girls here.

@@dakdarii uh.. you know ASEAN doesn't include ROK or DPRK right? What are you on about?

Because of insistence on modesty?

The DPRK must be the most prosperous country then.

Oh,. My,.

Tf tp

Not necessarily

Look what democracy did to Libya and Iraq

It isnt though, are u sure S.Korea goverment would agree to publish this if this turned out untrue at all?

You can not watch vice videos, that's an option....

There is a huge power organization in South Korea. They have a monopoly on investigative powers and policing powers and even intelligence powers. it is the same as the CIA, FBI, and Police combined. I criticized this as very dangerous. Then they tried to kill me. They lurked in the hospital and injected me with detergent. They have committed three atrocities against me They can do this thousands of times

That woman making her life mission to do everything she can to get this unique man into the South Korean society is just incredible.

Their story isn't over yet, and hopefully they will have a few more happy chapters.

I think the pandemic have really taught people the importance of multiple streams of income, unfortunately having a job doesn't mean security.

Successful people don't become wealthy overnight. What most people see as a lance wealth, a great career and luxury is a result of smart work.

@Muyiwa MG Alright, so you know anyone?

@@danromero533 I know someone, I invest with an investment advisor assigned by an investment firm that trades for me

He's Paul gustave schoffelen from Pennsylvania

@@ahad800 Bahk Jung-hee(박정희) was the 5~9th president & 2nd dictator of South Korea(1961~1979). (Currently Koreans write in "Park Chung-hee," but what I wrote above is much more accurate to the actual pronunciation.) Ghim Shin-jo and his fellow troops from North Korea tried to assassinate him on Jan. 21st, 1968. The video above is about the event and Ghim himself, the only survivor. President Bahk was so angry toward North Korea and Ghim Il-sung. So he wanted revenge. My first comment above is about the South Korean special forces for Bahk's revenge. One of them in Shil-mi Island under Airforce control tried to storm into the Blue House on Aug. 23rd, 1971. In 2003, the movie "실미도"(Silmido) was released. This movie has LOTS of historical errors, but it's also the first movie that reached 10 million audiences in South Korea. Despite the historical error problem, it is indeed a well-made masterpiece. Movie review ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QzK4v98c29w.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ENHuh7NTbSM.html The most famous scene of the movie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-h7Ue9Gf7KKw.html If you want to know about the real event, I'll leave the links of documentaries below. I hope you understand, because all of them are in Korean. The first documentary about the event aired in 1999. PS: Very serious and long. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N_v46359bs4.html Documentary(summarized ver.) aired in 2004. PS: Checks the difference between the movie and the real event. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--GYpqv4d6Bc.html Documentary(summarized ver.) aired in 2021. PS: If you wanna be immersed, check this out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VH95dStauAg.html If you want to know about the other troops in Sun-gahp Island(Army), Jang-bong Island(Navy) and Mani Mountain(Marines), check this out. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Que-iyJqE0s.html

@@dewjade4897 Really Appreciate your reply, thank you so much. Its broke my heart what happened to the soldiers who were in the island 💔 did their family charge anyone? Or bc they poor it’s almost impossible to get justice .

@@ahad800 Nobody in the government and military was charged for the case. In fact, most of them who are responsible died long time ago. The families had to be satisfied with knowing the truth and finding their bodies. Except the families of the 4 executed. A military prosecutor in the Airforce during the case confessed 2 years ago, that the 4 were buried somewhere inside the Airforce Headquarters, but doesn't know the exact location. Furthermore, the families of the training officers who were killed during the revolt on the island, and the families of the soldiers, police, civilians who died during engagement on the way to the Blue House, doesn't even get attention by the press. The survivors, still to this day, are suffering PTSD.

@@dewjade4897 those special forces were not consist of poor people

@@dewjade4897 가난한 사람이라고 하지말고 돈 많이 주니깐 갔겠지

There is a huge power organization in South Korea. They have a monopoly on investigative powers and policing powers and even intelligence powers. it is the same as the CIA, FBI, and Police combined. I criticized this as very dangerous. Then they tried to kill me. They lurked in the hospital and injected me with detergent. They have committed three atrocities against me They can do this thousands of times

Is that a problem I mean look at the good side South Korea is one of the most advanced and economically stable countries in the world.

@@laknidubandara that's not the point

@@hellokatie888 well it should be

That's funny. How many wanted to kill this guy just for that?

You got the part with the voting wrong. The north Soldiers voted if they should leave the workers life and our protagonist wanted them to die at that point (they basicaly failed their mission right there). When confronted with his own death he deciced to life. This just shows me how conflicting our views can be and that we all are egoistic but still social beings. This man turned out to be a wonderful human being with his fair share of bad decisions. I hope i will find peace in myself in a similar fasion and look up to him. What kind of abuse did u suffer? Sounds like something that would have crushed my faith in other humans completly , but u seem to have recovered from that.

And that mineral is the same from Paradito Island

wonder if the one that returned to nk got executed for failing the mission.

@@MeoithTheSecond It would have been a waste though... They failed the mission anyway so executing someone with experience would be stupid.

@@MeoithTheSecond nahh he's still alive and well currently at 90. The name's Pak Jae-gyong. He became the Vice Minister in the Ministry of People's Armed Forces and a KPA General.

@@basukonshiro how he safely return to north korea?

rip to those frogmen, become peon of war

Fun fact: As part of proof that the trainee frogmen have successfully infiltrated as part of their final training mission , they were required to show proof of landing, often in the form of cinema tickets.

Beautiful

✝️

I wouldn't mind a time travel movie featuring North Korean assassins from the future

They mutiny and all died.

Well there were some cases and the well known case were called "silmido" which is an island name of South Korea 684 units were trained years and years in that island just to kill "Kim jung il" and that unit still exist .. the name have been changed to "HID" and there's a movie called "silmido" it's well made and interesting

Yes right but it was not necessarily to kill Kim but to take out operation during Korean dmz conflict during that time nk forces were doing cross border raids like it was on large scale therefore they made this unit to do counter strikes in nk side of dmz i would recommend you to research about it there many interesting incidents during this time.

Imagine if they did. South Korea would be invaded by the Soviet Union and China itself. WW3 would start

they did massacre communists on jeju island though

Anything is possible. Obviously thinking in the "now" is going show less hope than thinking in the future.

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better than whatever's up north that's for sure

Weeb

remember, this is when south korean still as poor too.

It's the sequel of this story....