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@@handsomeman-pm9vy why do humans have to suffer in the name of discipline, while it can be automated? Answer : because NK is a jail and SL wants to engage the people within the jail with 'some' work.
Actually, since there's traffic lights now, there's no more necessity of a traffic person. But the decided to keep the job, they are traffic police anyway. You even can see that she isn't in the middle of the street anymore.
The traffic is controlled by signal lights, and her movements reflect those of the traffic lights. That is why she is constantly checking the signal and changing positions. However, because the electric grid is so unreliable, she may have to take over at any time by moving to the center of the intersection.
I think she doing it not for dear leader, but for man drivers😁 They happy to see young sexy lady and it much better than to see discusting gays and transgenders.
Isn't that Uniblab from the Jetsons cartoon show. Moves like a robot 🤖 and finks on everyone to Kim Jung Un just like Uniblab funked to Mr Spacely JETSON !!!!!!
They salute cars with the register plate number starting 727, because those are govt officials' cars. July 27 is celebrated as the Day of Victory, the signing of the armistice to end the Korean War.
Look at the robotic discipline. Training is probably harsh ( I can only imagine, I haven't heard). In the first weeks of training, she probably had blisters on every toe...
I have a friend which visited DPRK ane traveled in a military bus for an International Youth Meeting... he said that everywhere they pass by, and there's a military, thay salut them, and had many blue flags for the Youth.
😂😂😊😊😊🥰🥰😛😁North Korea 😅😅apna gaon jaise lagta hai😅😅haan mai kabi jaunga North Korea 😅😅😅😊taab mere liye 1 gana bajega😅😅😅😊tere aney se sajgai Hamri ye tuti footi naw😅😅😅😅😊😛😛🥰😁👈👈👈
If littering was punishable by death and such a punishment was quickly administered publicly and promptly after the littering happened, the Bay Area would clean up quickly. The surviving population might shrink quickly too. Harsh punishment is bitter-sweet. I'm sure North Koreans on average suffer a lot for those little perks like cleaner streets.
She is not conducting any traffic. All she does is polishing the egos of 'important' party members. In the Netherlands, we call these women 'ladies of pleasure'.
What a great looking city. It must be a real privilege one appreciates everyday. I know here in my disgusting American city I need a CCW to go outside of my home, because you never ever know what unemployed drug addled lunatics you may encounter, anywhere at anytime, for any reason. I bet Pyongyang is one of the safest cities in SE Asia.
@@TPursche and (children, and old people, and people who live there every day) doubtful a drunk in an alley last very long, and I don't think you'll find to many people trying to sling crack or meth from a street corner. Betcha home burglaries, theft, and assault are way down there on the list of priorities for most people also.
@@jackparsons390 you are not wrong it does look beautifully clean also. Outside of Pyongyang not so much though... That's where I think people are starving and taking Heroin
You Americans can really learn a thing or two from other nations, I been to Los Angeles , I seen you shit covered streets and hordes of homeless people using heroin on a sidewalk in broad daylight. I been to some worst shitholes in Europe and I newer seen something like that. Pull you head out of your ass. US and its allies are responsible for most poverty and dictatorship in NK, your sanctions made them country you ridicule now. Your sanctions are responsible for all dead people in NK and you supporting and voting for your politicians who impose those sanctions makes you guilty as well. Have a nice day.
