How hard is it to say PyeongYAHHHHNG and not PyeongYAYYYNGG. You could literally use Google Translate to learn how to pronounce words without spreading the WRONG way to pronounce Korean. Get it together, @CBS.
@@danpakoman Ah the difficulty of reform in any of its shifting shapes. O the vacuum in the power of the crown Is there any doubt that if you had an appropriate skill level in grammar for your age, you would criticize The Quran for not saying "In ANY [of the 80-90] Name[s] Of Allah, The Rahim™️ Rahmon" (OR in greater than 1 but less than 90 names, etc), and instead being a Revolution In Grammar (RIG) for saying "In THE [ostensibly ONLY] Name Of [etc]...”?
I dont care why they do it...nothing justifies the fact that thousands of people are being tortured to death in Stalin era gulags, my family members died in Siberian gulags and I cant believe that there are people who just close their eyes to this...and dont care....wtf seriously , these are real human beings...their suffering is really much real, if you support North Korea then please go there
Only one side can't feed its people, and call the US a mortal enemy. It's hard to be unbiased against DPRK, they could've helped themselves but Kim done the same as his father, opulence and military build up.
@@HK-gm8pe You need to understand the historical context. Learn history and you'll understand why and how stuff happened in USSR. Why were your family members jailed? Why were they killed? And how does this have anything to do with modern DPRK? Also you need to learn about the history of Korea and more importantly about Korean War. USA bombed them to stone age and war took few million civilian lives. Do those lives matter? Your anti-communism is preventing you from understanding complex history of both USSR and DPRK.
They did... A bunch moved back in the 90s, now Japanese are demanding them back as they are their "property", they organize yearly protest for it asking the "kidnapped" peoples to return to receive punishment for treason... Because they are... Japanese??? A bizarre situation really.
Possibly but I doubt that NK would want them back, because... A) More mouths to feed. B) The regime probably thinks it could cultivate them as spies in a potential conflict in the future. (In which case, they're better positioned to serve that function by staying where they are now rather than trying to sneak back in later.) C) Despite supporting Japanese-Koreans abroad, Japanese-Koreans are actually treated as undesirable second-class citizens within North Korea itself. (NK considers them to be too hopelessly "contaminated" by Japanese culture and thus not "true Koreans.") Kim Jong Un's mother Ko Yong-hui was actually a Japanese-Korean and not native-born. And yet this simple fact is such a highly guarded state-secret in North Korea (because it calls into question the "purity" of the Kim Family bloodline) that other high ranking officials who knew of KJU's lineage have all been exiled or killed.
Chongryon runs these schools and pachinko parlors. Chongryon's power has risen and fallen in parallel with the North's prosperity, especially in relation to the South and Chongryon's counterpart Mindan, which also runs schools. The DPRK used to give the Chongryon schools money but don't anymore due to UN sanctions put in place in 2013. And though they're only a de facto embassy, much like the DPRK's real embassies, Chongryon officials have done crimes.
You guys probably rushed this video and failed on the in-depth research before releasing the video, especially around the Alhassan dude from University of Abuja. Nigeria has a population of 200m and you base the interest of one person and his group as a sample size or representative of 200 million Nigerians? A simple Q&A of Abuja residents alone will show they have no opinion on DPRK.There is nothing wrong with Alhassan following his passion on DPRk and Juche Ideology, but the statements by him and the presenter are just too spurious.
To be fair, it would be very easy to fund the North Korean regime through art transactions - especially considering the value of art is so subjective. This is the same reason art is commonly used for money laundering and tax evasion.
@@DonJulio4649 at least they're helping other countries like Senegal restore pride and prestige in exchange for money. Anything to feed their population is what matters.
Audience in the West is becoming complex. So they show this without changing the status quo of how most people see the DPRK. The West is just sick in the head and imperialist.
here is a question that goes to the very heart of those who still support the North Korean regime in Japan and that is if the Korean peninsula is unified, under which system would it be unified as in the South Korean model or the North Korean one? I will bet you they won't answer because in their heart of hearts, they clearly know what the real deal is, and it will never be under the N. Korean model and the Kim's dictatorial regime ... so it's not all that nuanced in actual reality but pretty much black and white ... but they just can't say it "to spite the hands that feed them"!
The massive statue built by Mansudae in Senegal was approved and built under a former president of Senegal, Abdoulaye Wade, who tried to claim he was entitled to 35% of all tourist money made by the statue because he came up with the idea and owned a portion of the intellectual property...it wasn't a gift or a favour or anything, it was a vanity project paid for with Senegalese people's money by a foolish leader...
@pluviophile441 I wish all documentary to be fair and balanced. Those journalists who could do so have moral high ground,in my opinion. China has state control media but their/our media usually not play the blame game. You better beware what you hear from your media regarding vaccination. mRNA is the experimental drug,yet your media selectively choose news to encourage you to take it. If you are not one of the westen supperrich,you are on the Chinese side. Only China can protect you from your elite.
wtf does that prof in Abuja mean by most Nigerians, I'm a Nigerian and IMO most Nigerians probably don't even know that the DPRK exists. Most of their support is currently directed at Russia, which I doubt are even a majority. And that's simply based on "US bad, Russia good" given our colonial history.
Lol. You know nothing of Japan-Korea relations. Maybe research Japanese occupation of Korea and realize why South Korea would not spend one penny in Japan to do anything.
Thank you for posting this precious documentary video. I was born in South Korea and a grand son of korean war refugees in the North who fled to the south in 6.25 wars and South Korean. I am believing that almost every south korean would not acknowledge about this fact that North Korea has helped out Koreans in japan in educating them about DPRK communism........ This is heart breaking and a shock . South Koreans are truly living in a different world than THose koreans in Japan and North Korea....... I do hope one day all koreans unite together to love one another and live lives for His majesty the King and Royal hignesses in the GB.
It doesn't really target all Koreans living in Japan. Koreans in Japan chose citizenship after the war, the majority chose South Korean citizenship, but a smaller number chose North Korean citizenship. Many of those who chose North Korea also moved there. From 1959 to the early 1980s, 93,340 individuals-approximately 6,500 Japanese and 87,000 Koreans-migrated from Japan to North Korea as part of a postcolonial repatriation project. So it's not like the entire Korean community in Japan is brainwashed and attends communist schools, it's just a minority that have North Korean citizenship.
Excellent Documentary 👍. I have watched lots of other documentaries on North Korea but in this one I learned alot of new things.Infact everything shown in this documentary was a first for me.
It is interesting to me that most of these leaders under the so called North Korean loyalist has not once mentioned themselves going to North Korea in the recent past. It is not far fetched when to suggest that they are most likely paid spokesperson in their respected countries.
Does it not disturb you that the US has nuclear weapons has used atomic bombs on others yet feels terrified and results to sanctions when other countries obtain the same power militarily
If the DPRK is so great, then why aren’t they repatriating themselves ? They probably wouldn’t last a month in N.K. before realizing that they’d made the biggest mistake in their lives.
4:13 the dprk also uses stereotypes you see it in their propaganda with how they depict people. Stereotypes aren’t necessarily bad either but don’t think they don’t do the same
Highly recommend 2 films for more on NK. "Loyal citizens of pyongang in Seoul" And "my brothers and sisters in the north" And if you want an explanation of how anti-NK propaganda works Hakim has a good video called "why is north Korea so weird"
North Koreans saying they make everything on their own and use their own resources is like Americans saying everything on our store shelves was made in America 😂🙄
The Japanese Korean students said that not the north Koreans from north korea. The only reason north korea hasn't had a golden age since pre 1930s is because after the Japanese occupation the west and soviets used north and south as pawns on a chess board. I'm sure the soviets helped north korea out just like Cuba until the soviet collapse. North Korea also had a 1990s famine so you have to account for that too.
It’s the art of graphic design. The actual art of it can be adequately admired without approving of its actual message. But that division must always be recognized.
There’s nothing strange about any of this. People are uniting through art. Of course we as Americans wanna find something wrong with this. That’s why they use the term: World Police.
12:15 calling the bluff of super power aka United States while driving a ford…. Long story short this video just shows us everything we all already know. Every country and culture has their priorities especially when it comes to money.
For the N. Koreans in Japan, it seems that they are very religious of N. Korea regime. That's why they close their eyes in seeing the realities of N. Korea.
since they love north korea so much, its motherland is thriving and has the funds to support them, make sense to go back and not be discriminated against?
The whole point of NK is to act as a military buffer zone for China, China once said “if the lips die, the teeth will go cold”. The US sits between two of the largest ocean really couldn’t care less except when politicians want to line their pockets with oversea wars. However, hypersonic missiles and space race might make geographical buffer irrelevant, so we’ll see
You know Many Americans would love to see more of North Korea maybe Kim can communicate more with everyone and make North Korea a great attraction for all to enjoy and visit
Hard to do these days with all his missile firing tests. Also, he’s starving and oppressing his people. This shouldn’t be ignored for a tourist opportunity. Anyone who goes there is only allowed to see a sanitized version of life there.
> 'Juche' posits that a country will prosper once it has become self-reliant by achieving political, economic, and military independence It seems a bit hypocritical for a country to use international trade and international study to create and grow their society. Would North Korea have nuclear capabilities without copying the notes of other countries? Would the country be able to stand on it's own without trade with China or Africa? Self reliance is a great motivation, but it seems hypocritical.
North Korea has never attained nor even seriously attempted self-reliance. (It's a country that's only slightly larger than Pennsylvania and yet has barely any arable land and _no oil!_ How could it possibly ever become self-reliant?!) North Korea has survived exclusively on foreign aid since Day One of its existence. Their claims of self-reliance are just empty propaganda for their own citizenry (because they're too embarrassed and ashamed to admit to their own people that they often have to beg, or sometimes threaten, the outside world for help). Think of all the "self-made people" out there who _actually_ got to where they were because of inheritances or handouts from the government. North Korea is like that, but on the scale of an entire country instead of just one narcissistic individual.
@@CytotoxinK to be fair, "self reliant" and "world power" are not synonymous. North Korea could be self reliant without oil. It wouldn't be a world power or have the best industry... but they could be a collective of poor farmers that are entirely self reliant. And I think that's what North Korea WANTS ppl to think they are. Yet they insist on adopting military weapons from other countries, and technology from other countries, and agriculture from other countries. They do this through trade! International trade is directly counter to Juche!
Nigerian student and professors reminded me our own JNU where students support Marxist Leninist ideologies while enjoying the freedom that Indian constitution provides for them. Its as if they are working against their own country.
With all this art, it makes me wonder if Kim Jong Un may have pieces of art from heists in his collection. There’s a lot of artwork from museums that disappeared; and having it in North Korea would explain why no one found it yet.
It's nice to see how people, in order to have a status, join every situation for mere personal interest. Ignorance is endemic. Does North Korea that has no food help others on the same issue? A nice cover for other matters.
And yet the video is called "The art of SURVIVING sanctions"... That should tell you why the DPRK has issues with food production. You're right, ignorance is endemic, b/c most people have only a "TH-cam Grasp" of world politics... (FYI I majored in Post Cold War Era History)
@SCPython Good comment. The USA has very simple politics. Countries either kiss our ring (good) or don't do what we tell them to (bad) "Bad" countries like the DPRK and Venezuela get crushing sanctions from the USA and it's vassals (the EU), and then we turn around and chide them for having poor economies. It's like punching someone and then saying that the black eye is their fault...
They're free to interact with North Korea, but they're not free to access the US economy or financial system at will; that is a privilege the US grants to them at its own discretion. (Every country has a sovereign right to determine who interacts with its industries and merchants, who is able to transact on their territory or through their own financial institutions and vice versa.) If people in other countries want to do business with North Korea, then that is they're right, but the US has a right to prevent its own businesses from dealing with them afterwards. At which point, it becomes a financial/economic question; who is the more valuable customer or supplier?
As a Chinese I have much respect for the Korean people and their courage in the face of imperialism. During the era of Japanese imperialism, Korean nationalists were some of the bravest opponents of Japanese fascism and colonialism. Today, North Korea stands steadfast in the defense of the nation in the face of American imperialism. I hope the Korean people will be able to reunify their nation and have the freedom of self-determination, free from imperialist control, just as we Chinese did so in the 20th century.
did cbs just add to a previous NK documentary? I have seen this exact footage only with 10 minutes of new art segments... put out some new material!! stop recycling !! thanks great work tho!
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Is there any doubt that until one makes a mistake, one is so forgettable that one is completely "un-remember-able"?
When will the US say that women in NK can't afford black hair dye?
OF COURSE CBS AND ITALY ARE PRO NORTH KOREA............CBS YOUR TIME IS NOW TO END.....YOUR TOO RICH AND OLD TOO FIGHT
How hard is it to say PyeongYAHHHHNG and not PyeongYAYYYNGG. You could literally use Google Translate to learn how to pronounce words without spreading the WRONG way to pronounce Korean. Get it together, @CBS.
@@danpakoman Ah the difficulty of reform in any of its shifting shapes. O the vacuum in the power of the crown
Is there any doubt that if you had an appropriate skill level in grammar for your age, you would criticize The Quran for not saying "In ANY [of the 80-90] Name[s] Of Allah, The Rahim™️ Rahmon" (OR in greater than 1 but less than 90 names, etc), and instead being a Revolution In Grammar (RIG) for saying "In THE [ostensibly ONLY] Name Of [etc]...”?
Really impressed with the unbiased story. Showing the side that supports the DPRK and why they do.
I dont care why they do it...nothing justifies the fact that thousands of people are being tortured to death in Stalin era gulags, my family members died in Siberian gulags and I cant believe that there are people who just close their eyes to this...and dont care....wtf seriously , these are real human beings...their suffering is really much real, if you support North Korea then please go there
Are you really that stupid Dion Shani or you take oills
Only one side can't feed its people, and call the US a mortal enemy.
It's hard to be unbiased against DPRK, they could've helped themselves but Kim done the same as his father, opulence and military build up.
@@HK-gm8pe You need to understand the historical context. Learn history and you'll understand why and how stuff happened in USSR. Why were your family members jailed? Why were they killed? And how does this have anything to do with modern DPRK?
Also you need to learn about the history of Korea and more importantly about Korean War. USA bombed them to stone age and war took few million civilian lives. Do those lives matter?
Your anti-communism is preventing you from understanding complex history of both USSR and DPRK.
@@ionezgb Most anti-communists don't even understand what Communism is lol
Imagine how many poor women and children die of starvation because of the sanctions imposed 😢
It makes no sense for DPRK to denucliarise. South Korea holds U.S. bases and receives a lot of military aid
It's impressive that North Korea supported their own in Japan. I wonder if any of those students are interested in moving to North Korea.
No one wants to move to North Korea
They did... A bunch moved back in the 90s, now Japanese are demanding them back as they are their "property", they organize yearly protest for it asking the "kidnapped" peoples to return to receive punishment for treason... Because they are... Japanese??? A bizarre situation really.
I'd like to know that too, lol
Possibly but I doubt that NK would want them back, because...
A) More mouths to feed.
B) The regime probably thinks it could cultivate them as spies in a potential conflict in the future.
(In which case, they're better positioned to serve that function by staying where they are now rather than trying to sneak back in later.)
C) Despite supporting Japanese-Koreans abroad, Japanese-Koreans are actually treated as undesirable second-class citizens within North Korea itself.
(NK considers them to be too hopelessly "contaminated" by Japanese culture and thus not "true Koreans.")
Kim Jong Un's mother Ko Yong-hui was actually a Japanese-Korean and not native-born. And yet this simple fact is such a highly guarded state-secret in North Korea (because it calls into question the "purity" of the Kim Family bloodline) that other high ranking officials who knew of KJU's lineage have all been exiled or killed.
Chongryon runs these schools and pachinko parlors. Chongryon's power has risen and fallen in parallel with the North's prosperity, especially in relation to the South and Chongryon's counterpart Mindan, which also runs schools. The DPRK used to give the Chongryon schools money but don't anymore due to UN sanctions put in place in 2013.
And though they're only a de facto embassy, much like the DPRK's real embassies, Chongryon officials have done crimes.
You guys probably rushed this video and failed on the in-depth research before releasing the video, especially around the Alhassan dude from University of Abuja. Nigeria has a population of 200m and you base the interest of one person and his group as a sample size or representative of 200 million Nigerians? A simple Q&A of Abuja residents alone will show they have no opinion on DPRK.There is nothing wrong with Alhassan following his passion on DPRk and Juche Ideology, but the statements by him and the presenter are just too spurious.
I tire oooo brother, na so falsehood dey start
An African country backing up NK is something I thought I would never see.
Crazy, shouldn’t sanction artists. The regime is one thing. Art is another. It’s a universal time keeper of history.
'luxury' food is also on UN sanction list. Which is a fruit juice lol
To be fair, it would be very easy to fund the North Korean regime through art transactions - especially considering the value of art is so subjective. This is the same reason art is commonly used for money laundering and tax evasion.
yeah i agree except this is not sanctioning artists. it's north korea owned art firm taking advantage of thinking like that to get around sanctions.
@@DonJulio4649 at least they're helping other countries like Senegal restore pride and prestige in exchange for money. Anything to feed their population is what matters.
@@ageofhedonism I think that's already happening considering how valuable NK's art is.
Really impressed, finally showing them in a normal light.
Audience in the West is becoming complex. So they show this without changing the status quo of how most people see the DPRK. The West is just sick in the head and imperialist.
@@fabiojr8082 As if China and other countries aren’t. North Korea is not better in terms of living, financial, etc compared to South Korea
@@fabiojr8082 So you're sick in the head? Is that what you're telling us there Fabio Jr😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
Excellent and nuanced documentary!
here is a question that goes to the very heart of those who still support the North Korean regime in Japan and that is if the Korean peninsula is unified, under which system would it be unified as in the South Korean model or the North Korean one? I will bet you they won't answer because in their heart of hearts, they clearly know what the real deal is, and it will never be under the N. Korean model and the Kim's dictatorial regime ... so it's not all that nuanced in actual reality but pretty much black and white ... but they just can't say it "to spite the hands that feed them"!
finally some really good reporting on youtube that doesnt tell me what I already know. Great job on this piece really interesting
The massive statue built by Mansudae in Senegal was approved and built under a former president of Senegal, Abdoulaye Wade, who tried to claim he was entitled to 35% of all tourist money made by the statue because he came up with the idea and owned a portion of the intellectual property...it wasn't a gift or a favour or anything, it was a vanity project paid for with Senegalese people's money by a foolish leader...
That's impressive work of journalism. Balance,and deep,well round.
why do you always expect balance in journalism from western media when your own media ( China, North Korea) is closely controlled by Government
@pluviophile441 I wish all documentary to be fair and balanced. Those journalists who could do so have moral high ground,in my opinion. China has state control media but their/our media usually not play the blame game. You better beware what you hear from your media regarding vaccination. mRNA is the experimental drug,yet your media selectively choose news to encourage you to take it. If you are not one of the westen supperrich,you are on the Chinese side. Only China can protect you from your elite.
@@china-ustechnologicalparit3000 Lol. Live in you little house of cards.
@@petrichor259 Do you know China 's space station?
wtf does that prof in Abuja mean by most Nigerians, I'm a Nigerian and IMO most Nigerians probably don't even know that the DPRK exists. Most of their support is currently directed at Russia, which I doubt are even a majority. And that's simply based on "US bad, Russia good" given our colonial history.
Most Nigerians don’t know what that man is talking about....
Aswr 😂
He should move is family to the country first
Wow - South Korea realllllly messed up in not funding korean education in Japan.
South Korea actually does through an organization called Mindan, and they actually outnumber the Chongryon (pro-NK) Japanese-Koreans about 3-to-1.
Lol. You know nothing of Japan-Korea relations. Maybe research Japanese occupation of Korea and realize why South Korea would not spend one penny in Japan to do anything.
A very interesting and comprehensive report on the North Koreans' use of soft power.
I never knew Korean out side Korea will term themselves as north Korean. This is surprising they like Kim like the one in north Korea
That monument with the man’s women and kid is in SENEGAL
Made by DPRK. Most of African infrastructure are being built by foreigners.
Yes
It's rumored that the supreme leader hit 9 holes in one during his first golf game......all while battling a violent case of diarrhea
Haha nice one.
Facts
For being so isolated we still get to see how they really live
Can't even make a movie as strange as this.
Thank you for posting this precious documentary video. I was born in South Korea and a grand son of korean war refugees in the North who fled to the south in 6.25 wars and South Korean. I am believing that almost every south korean would not acknowledge about this fact that North Korea has helped out Koreans in japan in educating them about DPRK communism........ This is heart breaking and a shock . South Koreans are truly living in a different world than THose koreans in Japan and North Korea....... I do hope one day all koreans unite together to love one another and live lives for His majesty the King and Royal hignesses in the GB.
It doesn't really target all Koreans living in Japan. Koreans in Japan chose citizenship after the war, the majority chose South Korean citizenship, but a smaller number chose North Korean citizenship. Many of those who chose North Korea also moved there. From 1959 to the early 1980s, 93,340 individuals-approximately 6,500 Japanese and 87,000 Koreans-migrated from Japan to North Korea as part of a postcolonial repatriation project. So it's not like the entire Korean community in Japan is brainwashed and attends communist schools, it's just a minority that have North Korean citizenship.
Excellent Documentary 👍. I have watched lots of other documentaries on North Korea but in this one I learned alot of new things.Infact everything shown in this documentary was a first for me.
It is interesting to me that most of these leaders under the so called North Korean loyalist has not once mentioned themselves going to North Korea in the recent past. It is not far fetched when to suggest that they are most likely paid spokesperson in their respected countries.
Does it not disturb you that the US has nuclear weapons has used atomic bombs on others yet feels terrified and results to sanctions when other countries obtain the same power militarily
@@Sub-zero346 Nice whataboutism, comrade.
If the DPRK is so great, then why aren’t they repatriating themselves ? They probably wouldn’t last a month in N.K. before realizing that they’d made the biggest mistake in their lives.
"you have a different opinion than corporate media, You must be the one being paid"
Going to North Korea isn't difficult, they have an entire tourism industry lmao.
14:48 he is right though
Then let’s just keep them
Thank you for taking the time to look into this
Like they say, FAKE IT, TIL YOU MAKE IT
Sounds like the American society
Juche credits +1000 points after watching this
I like monuments, things that can withstand centuries are cool
This is starling report. thank you
4:13 the dprk also uses stereotypes you see it in their propaganda with how they depict people. Stereotypes aren’t necessarily bad either but don’t think they don’t do the same
GREAT documentary!!!
Highly recommend 2 films for more on NK.
"Loyal citizens of pyongang in Seoul"
And "my brothers and sisters in the north"
And if you want an explanation of how anti-NK propaganda works Hakim has a good video called "why is north Korea so weird"
Beautiful Arts, it is insanity to walled an entire country with trade sanctions...
North Koreans saying they make everything on their own and use their own resources is like Americans saying everything on our store shelves was made in America 😂🙄
North Korea would collapse without China.
The Japanese Korean students said that not the north Koreans from north korea. The only reason north korea hasn't had a golden age since pre 1930s is because after the Japanese occupation the west and soviets used north and south as pawns on a chess board. I'm sure the soviets helped north korea out just like Cuba until the soviet collapse. North Korea also had a 1990s famine so you have to account for that too.
@@conlawmeateater8792More so due to crippling sanctions by the US that are still ongoing. For both Cuba and North Korea
SO IF ANYBODY EVER WANNA SEE THE FACES OF THOSE WHO FACILITATE AND/OR GIVE MONEY TO TERRORISTS.
Watching what we are doing on the west...I start to think maybe they're right
not a fan of communism but i do admire the artwork related to chinese propaganda of the 50s to 80s.
It’s the art of graphic design. The actual art of it can be adequately admired without approving of its actual message. But that division must always be recognized.
Neither i'm i but i think communist art propaganda is dope.
The paintings and the sculpture look very Soviet.
This statue is not from North Korea, but from Senegal, Africa
One side of Karey, and two very different lives in one half and the other half. It's very sad. Peace, everyone!
Nice to see a good dprk doc with new info , well done
That rock sculpture in the thumbnail has to be the ONLY cool thing in NK
Is it really solid rock?
You didn’t watch the video? The monument shown in the thumbnail is located in Senegal, not North Korea.
Why does this beast have to be praised by CBS?
There’s nothing strange about any of this. People are uniting through art. Of course we as Americans wanna find something wrong with this. That’s why they use the term: World Police.
Because it’s surrounded by a regime that’s only here to keep its peoples oppressed and destroy whatever they can if given the chance.
Exactly Amerikkka is the world problem
12:15 calling the bluff of super power aka United States while driving a ford…. Long story short this video just shows us everything we all already know. Every country and culture has their priorities especially when it comes to money.
For the N. Koreans in Japan, it seems that they are very religious of N. Korea regime. That's why they close their eyes in seeing the realities of N. Korea.
Great doc
since they love north korea so much, its motherland is thriving and has the funds to support them, make sense to go back and not be discriminated against?
I have a feeling Korea will unify but i see it happening like in 20-30 more years .
Won't happen
USA will never Allow that, They separated them!
It will after USA goes bankrupt and become weak.
Jong Un family will have to go before that happens unless they want them as leaders.
The whole point of NK is to act as a military buffer zone for China, China once said “if the lips die, the teeth will go cold”. The US sits between two of the largest ocean really couldn’t care less except when politicians want to line their pockets with oversea wars. However, hypersonic missiles and space race might make geographical buffer irrelevant, so we’ll see
After watching The Interview I pretty much believe that Mr Kim Jong Un is a very good guy and he shouldn't be kept in the dungeon.
Surrrre. Tell his uncle that. He was executed by having a rocket fired at him.
Remarkable doc
I fw north koreas grindset 💪
go there then
@@dshukla5805 he respects their sovereignty, should he mandatory live over there ?
Chosun is just a memory and a image toward out world.
I remember learning about him in Korean history. I was in daegu!
A+ documentary
I would love see a healthy debate between a North Korean and a North Korean defector.
You know Many Americans would love to see more of North Korea maybe Kim can communicate more with everyone and make North Korea a great attraction for all to enjoy and visit
Hard to do these days with all his missile firing tests. Also, he’s starving and oppressing his people. This shouldn’t be ignored for a tourist opportunity. Anyone who goes there is only allowed to see a sanitized version of life there.
@@sdot5389 No way, tours in countries mainly show the good parts??? 🤯 I wanted to visit the US to see all the homeless encampments!!
@@sdot5389Yes they clear the streets and bring out actors in every village & city just for the American tourist lol
> 'Juche' posits that a country will prosper once it has become self-reliant by achieving political, economic, and military independence
It seems a bit hypocritical for a country to use international trade and international study to create and grow their society. Would North Korea have nuclear capabilities without copying the notes of other countries? Would the country be able to stand on it's own without trade with China or Africa? Self reliance is a great motivation, but it seems hypocritical.
North Korea has never attained nor even seriously attempted self-reliance.
(It's a country that's only slightly larger than Pennsylvania and yet has barely any arable land and _no oil!_ How could it possibly ever become self-reliant?!)
North Korea has survived exclusively on foreign aid since Day One of its existence. Their claims of self-reliance are just empty propaganda for their own citizenry (because they're too embarrassed and ashamed to admit to their own people that they often have to beg, or sometimes threaten, the outside world for help).
Think of all the "self-made people" out there who _actually_ got to where they were because of inheritances or handouts from the government.
North Korea is like that, but on the scale of an entire country instead of just one narcissistic individual.
@@CytotoxinK to be fair, "self reliant" and "world power" are not synonymous. North Korea could be self reliant without oil. It wouldn't be a world power or have the best industry... but they could be a collective of poor farmers that are entirely self reliant.
And I think that's what North Korea WANTS ppl to think they are. Yet they insist on adopting military weapons from other countries, and technology from other countries, and agriculture from other countries. They do this through trade! International trade is directly counter to Juche!
I never knew Jackie Chan was an art dealer!?
Learn something new everyday. 😄.
Nigerian student and professors reminded me our own JNU where students support Marxist Leninist ideologies while enjoying the freedom that Indian constitution provides for them. Its as if they are working against their own country.
That because it's a carefully crafted ideology that is like a mind-virus.
I really like how he handled the social event. The communists played along with the whole world, but he handled it like a professional.
Wow an interesting and informative piece by the mainstream media…haven’t seen that in a very long time.
probably because you haven’t looked very hard
there is no art When you have China and Russia backing you up, that's all you need.....
Now China and Saudi talking, oil issue is resolved......
Wait ..JP gov allows DPRK leader’s foto hang on the wall in Japan?
That picture is not from North Korea
its in Senegal 🇸🇳 The African renaissance
We know it from Senegal and was designed by African artist Ousmane Sow but the problem is that but by a North Korean company. You can look it up
beautiful art
Aged like fine wine
It’s funny how North Korea says they aren’t dependent on the “outside world,” but when in fact they are dependent on China and Russia 😂
russia and china are neighbours and frnds not outside world
With all this art, it makes me wonder if Kim Jong Un may have pieces of art from heists in his collection. There’s a lot of artwork from museums that disappeared; and having it in North Korea would explain why no one found it yet.
Bureau 39, Bitcoin, drugs, smuggling, etc is how they are avoiding sanctions.
It's nice to see how people, in order to have a status, join every situation for mere personal interest.
Ignorance is endemic.
Does North Korea that has no food help others on the same issue? A nice cover for other matters.
Least propagandized westoid
And yet the video is called "The art of SURVIVING sanctions"... That should tell you why the DPRK has issues with food production.
You're right, ignorance is endemic, b/c most people have only a "TH-cam Grasp" of world politics...
(FYI I majored in Post Cold War Era History)
@SCPython Good comment. The USA has very simple politics. Countries either kiss our ring (good) or don't do what we tell them to (bad)
"Bad" countries like the DPRK and Venezuela get crushing sanctions from the USA and it's vassals (the EU), and then we turn around and chide them for having poor economies.
It's like punching someone and then saying that the black eye is their fault...
@@goyoelburro The DPRK suffered from food shortages following the collapse of the USSR. It isn't a current or on-going issue.
@SCPython but this video is also part of the western media. And tbh, asian medias also spread lies about western countries.
So interesting. Sanctions should be limited, and never across the board.
That Nigerian Professor is speaking for himself and not Nigerians...
Every Asia Africa countries must start De-dollarize $USD soon,
US sanction will be pointless
Shame on the guy saying Nigerians want to get close to the DPRK
We don’t actually care
Maybe they could give us some weapons 🤷🏾♂️
I want to the chairman of the Juche ideology adherents in Ghana
why should north korea dismantle nukes if US doesnt ?
Country where sanctions dies
time will come north korea will split in two. the other half of north korea will go to china while the other half will go to south korea.
Nope
So….North North Korea and South North Korea? Brilliant!
You always try to push one narrative without giving the viewer the a chance to make up their own thoughts, kinda vulgar tbh
Lovely and pointy Kim well done sir
You guys in the other side of the Big Wall need to understand , we down here are tired and we are not stupid
agriculture ??
why did i feel as if i was watching bar rescue??
The chinese art dealer looks like jackie chan 7:21
dats raysis
Awesome documentary
Harry Truman
Yesua is God and loves you read the Holy Bible 📖🙏
Why the African statues for the thumbnail for this story?
I believe they were built but the Koreans
We know it from Senegal and was designed by African artist Ousmane Sow but the problem is that but by a North Korean company. You can look it up
Thank you so much guys
The entire world doesn't need to adhere to US norms. They're free to choose to interact with North Korea.
They're free to interact with North Korea, but they're not free to access the US economy or financial system at will; that is a privilege the US grants to them at its own discretion.
(Every country has a sovereign right to determine who interacts with its industries and merchants, who is able to transact on their territory or through their own financial institutions and vice versa.)
If people in other countries want to do business with North Korea, then that is they're right, but the US has a right to prevent its own businesses from dealing with them afterwards.
At which point, it becomes a financial/economic question; who is the more valuable customer or supplier?
The real problem is the amount of bots in this comment section
❤Beautiful statues can’t wait to visit Senegal 🇸🇳 amazing work N.Korea
Let's go zanichi
As a Chinese I have much respect for the Korean people and their courage in the face of imperialism. During the era of Japanese imperialism, Korean nationalists were some of the bravest opponents of Japanese fascism and colonialism. Today, North Korea stands steadfast in the defense of the nation in the face of American imperialism. I hope the Korean people will be able to reunify their nation and have the freedom of self-determination, free from imperialist control, just as we Chinese did so in the 20th century.
Best Korea
My take of this piece, Propaganda works no matter where it comes from.
did cbs just add to a previous NK documentary? I have seen this exact footage only with 10 minutes of new art segments... put out some new material!! stop recycling !! thanks great work tho!
You really didn't read the captions. This was from 2018.
What you watched and this one was probably one and the same.
Yi 🙏
Yesua is God and loves you read the Holy Bible 📖🙏
That monument of the man holding the wife and kid is in senegal africa why is it Included in this video. THAT MONUMENT IS IN SENEGAL
The local African government council paid the DPRK for the skilled labor to come from the DPRK to build the monument for them
Made by DPRK
We know it from Senegal and was designed by African artist Ousmane Sow but the problem is that but by a North Korean company. You can look it up
North Korea no bad country actually, just media 😉