Thanks for 30k+ views! A reminder to all the racist and bigoted commenters that even though this is channel is private with no connection to the DPRK, any slander against the leaders will not be tolerated and will be removed. You are free to move to your Yeonmi ecochamber.
I'm ethnic Korean, and not a racist. I'm anti-dictatorship, not anti-Korean. That's not bigotry. I also dislike Yeonmi; she lies and stretches the truth. You're being hypocritical by creating an echochamber here by removing critical comments.
@@stereomachine If you are "anti-dictatorship", you should start by organizing to overthrow the bourgeoise dictatorship in your country. Yeonmi "stretches the truth"? The only thing she stretches is the script given to her by master think tanks. I only remove slanderous comments, not critical ones. Now if someone posts a slander under the veil of criticism, I remove it and I am not being hypocritical for that at all.
@@ExtremelyRareDPRKvideos I am organizing that. I am angry at the rich just as much as you. Either way, that's a whataboutism. Siding with North Korea is a bizarre choice. I find North Korea interesting and enjoy your videos, but I wouldn't go so far as to actively defend North Korea.
@@stereomachine It's not bizarre at all for a communist to support the only remaining socialist country in the world, not doing so is laziness, ignorance and many a times just racism. You finding it bizzare is understandable. I have some south Korean communist friends who tell how servere the anti-DPRK propaganda is present in the south Korean society. It's quite literally a second McCarthyism.
@@ExtremelyRareDPRKvideos I'm socialist and also skeptical of how SK treats communists, but just because a country is *vaguely* on the same side as me I would not defend their worst behaviors. Every country merits criticism, especially NK given the sheer scale of the awful things they've done and continue to do.
If you think about it, Kim Jung-il had to face a famine the year he became the leader of DPRK, he had to deal with Bush jr, he experienced Iraq War and the fall of Gaddafi etc.. He tried to improve his country, although there's few information about what he did but he created economics zones with South Korea, and he organized meetings of separated families from the two sides of Korea. I really think he is the best leader of DPRK, at least my favorite.
Yes, floods and drought were the immediate cause of the famine but the regime failed to import and distribute food to those who most needed it. Rather, it prioritized people based on their loyalty to the regime. At the same time, North Korean hospitals were without the most basic supplies needed to care for patients.
@aresef The regime didn't fail. They left people starve to death purposely because of their lack of loyalty toward the Party. They could have feed them but they didn't want to. They, as you said, prioritized the loyal people (so Pyongyang), the elites and the army. it followed the Songbon policy initiated by Kim Il Sung himself. It's not a failure, it's intentional. The failure was to realize relying on the USSR and the Eastern Block for everything without any reforms was a huge mistake. This also leaded to the famine.
@@aresef it's not a failure, it was intentional. The failure was realizing that relying on the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc for everything without any economic reform was a big mistake.
This indeed rare to see Kim Jong Il speak at all. Because he rarely spoke and this open. In the year 2000 there was a moment of ease between the Republic of Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
@@stereomachine How is it sucking up? Can a man not have an opinion with it being antagonized? Sure, it's not your ideal system and that's respectable.
@@sovkinen"can't people love abusive dictators in peace?" No dude, I don't think they should. I think 99% of people would agree with me. You're just as whack as the tankie I called out
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Thanks for 30k+ views!
A reminder to all the racist and bigoted commenters that even though this is channel is private with no connection to the DPRK, any slander against the leaders will not be tolerated and will be removed. You are free to move to your Yeonmi ecochamber.
I'm ethnic Korean, and not a racist. I'm anti-dictatorship, not anti-Korean. That's not bigotry. I also dislike Yeonmi; she lies and stretches the truth. You're being hypocritical by creating an echochamber here by removing critical comments.
@@stereomachine If you are "anti-dictatorship", you should start by organizing to overthrow the bourgeoise dictatorship in your country.
Yeonmi "stretches the truth"? The only thing she stretches is the script given to her by master think tanks.
I only remove slanderous comments, not critical ones. Now if someone posts a slander under the veil of criticism, I remove it and I am not being hypocritical for that at all.
@@ExtremelyRareDPRKvideos I am organizing that. I am angry at the rich just as much as you. Either way, that's a whataboutism. Siding with North Korea is a bizarre choice. I find North Korea interesting and enjoy your videos, but I wouldn't go so far as to actively defend North Korea.
@@stereomachine
It's not bizarre at all for a communist to support the only remaining socialist country in the world, not doing so is laziness, ignorance and many a times just racism.
You finding it bizzare is understandable. I have some south Korean communist friends who tell how servere the anti-DPRK propaganda is present in the south Korean society. It's quite literally a second McCarthyism.
@@ExtremelyRareDPRKvideos I'm socialist and also skeptical of how SK treats communists, but just because a country is *vaguely* on the same side as me I would not defend their worst behaviors. Every country merits criticism, especially NK given the sheer scale of the awful things they've done and continue to do.
ive never seen the full vid of this thanks
Oh vos acá... basado.
If you think about it, Kim Jung-il had to face a famine the year he became the leader of DPRK, he had to deal with Bush jr, he experienced Iraq War and the fall of Gaddafi etc.. He tried to improve his country, although there's few information about what he did but he created economics zones with South Korea, and he organized meetings of separated families from the two sides of Korea.
I really think he is the best leader of DPRK, at least my favorite.
Yes, floods and drought were the immediate cause of the famine but the regime failed to import and distribute food to those who most needed it. Rather, it prioritized people based on their loyalty to the regime. At the same time, North Korean hospitals were without the most basic supplies needed to care for patients.
@aresef The regime didn't fail. They left people starve to death purposely because of their lack of loyalty toward the Party. They could have feed them but they didn't want to. They, as you said, prioritized the loyal people (so Pyongyang), the elites and the army. it followed the Songbon policy initiated by Kim Il Sung himself. It's not a failure, it's intentional. The failure was to realize relying on the USSR and the Eastern Block for everything without any reforms was a huge mistake. This also leaded to the famine.
@@aresef it's not a failure, it was intentional. The failure was realizing that relying on the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc for everything without any economic reform was a big mistake.
He was responsible, right? He could have used the money to improve the food, but he preferred to develop the military 100%.
@@Isadorasaibel Songun policy (military first) was a logic choice from Kim Jung Il, he tried to reproduce what Park Chung Hee did in South Korea.
If Elon was Korean
😭😭😭😭😭
RIP
Elon is not from South Africa, he has real eyes like an Asian
If pol pot was korean
The mars colony will be like North Korea. Watch.
This indeed rare to see Kim Jong Il speak at all. Because he rarely spoke and this open. In the year 2000 there was a moment of ease between the Republic of Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Why it took nearly two years for me to find it?
I can understand them crying their eyes out when he died, he was a great man. RIP comrade Kim Jong Il
Tankie
@@stereomachine oh no how insulting
@@sovkinen it genuinely is though; sucking up to a literal dictator for life. and yeah i dont like the west either, but this is low behavior
@@stereomachine How is it sucking up? Can a man not have an opinion with it being antagonized? Sure, it's not your ideal system and that's respectable.
@@sovkinen"can't people love abusive dictators in peace?" No dude, I don't think they should. I think 99% of people would agree with me. You're just as whack as the tankie I called out
His mannerisms are so similar to Kim Jong Un. Amazing
well he is kim jong un's dad afterall
He looks like so cute and beautiful
00:42 ?????
South Korean television?
He’s so cute awwww
They said he had a stutter, he's actually well-spoken.
Ayo?
What the hell father why are you here
Source of full video with subtitles ?
ruclips.net/video/TFaeLdD2fd4/видео.html
1:45
The original G
long live The General
What a voice!!! 👏🏿 👏🏿 👏🏿
Kim Jong-il's songun policy was a success! 🇨🇺❤🇰🇵 ☭
Bro i'm cuban too ✊❤
he seems to be a lot of people’s fav nk leader !! 🫶🏼
He's quite charming
I would say that he was also charismatic
😀🎉
😞⛓️❤️
Love him ❤
Anjay
Kin kong II in cinemas
RUclips chupame la sangre
RUclips chupame la vida
RUclips dictadura digital cabrones
RUclips dictadura digital
RUclips dictadores comunistas
He’s the man 😂😂😂😂