File: Dear_Leader.swf-(1.63 MB, 560x420, Loop)
[_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)12:25:17 No.3190173
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)12:59:03 No.3190182
Why is the yellow text in japanese?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)14:44:01 No.3190206
Do the gooks really believe all that, or do they just parrot it to avoid getting executed?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)14:47:35 No.3190208
>>3190206
how do you know its not true?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)14:49:18 No.3190209
>>3190208
He would have easily conquered South Korea.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)14:53:09 No.3190214
>>3190182
One of the most institutes that promote juche ideas is located in Japan. This video was issued by
them, I think.
>>3190206
Dunno, to me it's very cute. Like instead of making all this 21st century-style contorted
propaganda to promote their leader they just revert to the images and heroic/mystic powers that
were attached to the great leaders hundreds and hundreds of years before the arrival of "modern
thinking". Also, this distrust in monarchs may have been very powerful in Europe through the las
200+ years (going back to the times of French philosophers, like Voltaire, Rousseau etc.), but it
never had such an early and powerful impact on Asian mind. It's my opinion. Compare the character
of the Japanese mikados and their perception at the beginning of XX century and the same for the
British or Russian monarchs.
I won't bother to try to back this theory up, consider it as my attempt to rationalise why this
video and the whole strategy of North Korea looks funny and interesting at the same time.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)15:01:57 No.3190221
>>3190209
Hell no, they're no idiots, with US and many other countries ready to back South Korea any given
moment and send tonns of troops and tanks.
That's why, as far as I know, for the last 20+ years North Korea is trying to implore South Korea
into joining them on the basis of the doctrine written down as early as in 1990-s. This 10
principles aren't anything bad, you can just google them to find out it's just a propositions to
live as two separate parts of the same country, basically ceasing all their internal conflicts
and deciding on their foreign policy together. However, South Korea and the other mighty
countries don't want to accept North Korea the way it is now, the only way for them is if they
strip the North of all military and power and then turn it into a large ghetto, with north
koreans considered as the 'human trash', like it happened with the majority of habitants of East
Germany after the breaking of the wall. And that is what DPRK's politicians don't want to happen,
among other things.
tl;dr DPRK doesn't want any war, they want to be protected as a sovereign state, and then slowly
to get together with the south on the equal terms. But it's not gonna happen within current
political climate.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)15:03:23 No.3190224
>>3190221
I bet you're fun at parties.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)15:12:31 No.3190230
>>3190224
You're right. There's always some people ready to discuss some interesting stuff and broaden
their horizons instead of getting smashed or sticking to the screens of their smartphones.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)15:17:43 No.3190234
>>3190230
I was talking about super powers, and you went on a rant of mostly obvious stuff.
There's a time and place, but I'm not sure if that was it.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)17:54:28 No.3190305
>>3190234
kys normalfag
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/16(Sat)18:01:01 No.3190306
>>3190305
k
