@@ZoeDiscovers He thinks America and South Korea attacked NK first. Either that or he thinks NK striking first was justified to the point that questioning it is questioning a objective truth. Or a mix of the two
@@ZoeDiscovers All Governments lie to their people. I'm still waiting to see Sadaam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction which Bush Jr. used as a feeble excuse to attack Iraq.
@@ZoeDiscovers The U.S.A neo-colonized the south of the peninsula after it became clear that if they allowed for an election to happen the people who fought against the Japanese would have won, and they were mostly all communist guerrilla fighters. The U.S.A cancelled the elections and declared the south of the peninsula a republic and then put Japanese collaborators in charge of the new republic. The north of the peninsula has been trying to kick out the neo-colonizers ever since. Read, "Patriots, Traitors and Empires " by Stephen Gowans to learn more about the history of the Korean peninsula because your guest clearly doesn't know much if any at all.
Zoe - A marvel to behold.
can you make a video on music in north korea? such as some popular songs/artists and maybe a look at the more indie/underground music scene?
are you able to go back to UK for a holiday?
43:54 "Why would the North attack the south" is the most western supremacy type thinking. This is so frustrating to listen to 🙄
Can you elaborate?
@@ZoeDiscovers He thinks America and South Korea attacked NK first. Either that or he thinks NK striking first was justified to the point that questioning it is questioning a objective truth. Or a mix of the two
@@ZoeDiscovers All Governments lie to their people. I'm still waiting to see Sadaam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction which Bush Jr. used as a feeble excuse to attack Iraq.
@@ZoeDiscovers The U.S.A neo-colonized the south of the peninsula after it became clear that if they allowed for an election to happen the people who fought against the Japanese would have won, and they were mostly all communist guerrilla fighters. The U.S.A cancelled the elections and declared the south of the peninsula a republic and then put Japanese collaborators in charge of the new republic. The north of the peninsula has been trying to kick out the neo-colonizers ever since. Read, "Patriots, Traitors and Empires " by Stephen Gowans to learn more about the history of the Korean peninsula because your guest clearly doesn't know much if any at all.