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http://www.vbs.tv/shows.php?show=1442318652
The Vice Guide to
North Korea is such an Isolated place that it isn’t easy to get inside. These folks found a way inside with their camera. What they see is a little shocking…
~Hotels that are nearly empty
~ A lot of fake smiles and happy faces from the people that work from the government
~It’s as if everyone there is putting on a show.
~There is an almost religious view of their leader Kim Jong-il and his father. You can’t stand in front of an image of Jong-il if you’re taking a picture.
~You have to check out the library scene. Freaking amazing
~During their visit, there is no sight of the thousands starving and dying anywhere
~One of the loose places in actually the check points, where on the other side the American/South Korean check points are very restrictive. (You can't point at a North Korean soldier on the South Korean side.)
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