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Kim Jong-un's ex-lover 'executed by firing squad' (Up: or not)

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Kinyou

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This is child's play for North Korea.

The testimony of Soon Ok Lee

Warning, it is horrific.



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It gets much, much worse from there.
Dead Prisoners Buried under Fruit trees
Many prisoners died from hard work, poor treatment, and beatings. The dead bodies were often buried under the fruit trees in the prison orchard. The fruits (apples, pears, peaches, and plums) from the Kaechon orchard have earned a reputation for their large size and sweet taste. They are reserved for senior party and police officials.
What in the fuck....
 

Madness

Member
Their army is better equipped than NK who use antique weapons and SK could go nuclear without help. But Seoul is close to the border and the cost to everyone from a conflict would be horrible.

Yup, Pyongyang is like less than 120 miles from Seoul.

Unless South Korea planned an annihilation type of preemptive strike, completely leveling all of NK, there is just nothing anyone will be able to do, to stop the thousands of rounds of artillery, mortars and ballistic missiles from launching and destroying Seoul or other South Korean cities. The devastation would be enormous, it would completely paralyze South Korea, send the Asian and global markets into shock/recession.
 

Kater

Banned
I don't even know what to say...
Can nobody say him to stop that kind of stuff?
Such a fucking little shit.
 
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God this doc stayed with me for days. So disturbing =/.

Give "Seoul Train" a whirl when you get a chance, too. I found it to be worse than Camp 14.
 

TAJ

Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that.
north korea is a real life horror movie

Which is fitting, considering that Friday the 13th was allegedly Kim Jong-il's favorite movie.
 

Amir0x

Banned
god I wish we could go in this country and shut down their concentration camps. It just feels so wrong shit like this exists in this day and age :(
 
Someone's got to tell me what it's going to take to end this.

Every time I hear about human rights violations in DPRK, it breaks my heart a little. Is there ANYTHING that can be done?
 

Madness

Member
Someone's got to tell me what it's going to take to end this.

Every time I hear about human rights violations in DPRK, it breaks my heart a little. Is there ANYTHING that can be done?

For Mainland China to embrace the concept of human rights and to stop allying with some of the more authoritarian countries in the world like North Korea, Iran, Pakistan, Sudan etc.

The only reason North Korea hasn't collapsed is because China provides them with food, aid, materials so that they can act as a buffer for SK/US/JP. If North Korea fails, you'll have millions escape into China as well, and you'll see SK dominate the peninsula and potentially have a major US ally share a border with China.

North Korea was going to lose the Korean War, it was Mao and the communists who didn't want to lose a fellow communist ally that sent reinforcements and helped stave off defeat and lead to the ceasefire/armistice.

Also, humanitarian aid needs to stop. It doesn't reach citizens but instead is used to feed the military and whatever is left is used to feed citizens as a gift from dear leader.

You can't break the human spirit forever. People are now at 3-4 generations under occupation. Eventually they'll say fuck it, they don't want to eat grass and sprouts while the opulent young general is shown on television.

If you read a lot of interviews with defectors, many have said they've openly started to talk about how much better SK is, how they've started to receive South Korean broadcasts illegally, how western goods have been smuggled in from China etc. That people have started to see through the cult of personality that has built up.
 

RM8

Member
Enjoy this while it last Kim, fate has a way of fucking you over.
I wish this was true. But like his father and his grandfather, he could live a perfectly happy life until the end of his days. Life is not really inherently fair :( I mean, most people in NK know that.
 

Rentahamster

Rodent Whores
Thank God I wasn't born in that shit hole. I feel bad for those people who must live in fear, fascism, and oppression.
I really wonder what's going to happen to that place in the next 20 years.

North Korea isn't fascist. There is no privately controlled corporations beholden to the state, or much private property, for that matter, and so it doesn't really revolve around corporatism, either. Sure, they are ultra-nationalist, autocratic, and militarized, but IMO, that doesn't necessarily make a fascist state.

The economy is centrally planned, and the means of production are owned/controlled by the state. This, as well as their opposition to Capitalism, their collectivist policies, and their hegemonic ideology cemented through juche, are characteristics more akin to Socialism/Communism. They were founded with the intention of a Socialist or Communist ideal, but have since warped into some freaky version of it.
 
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Deleted member 80556

Unconfirmed Member
God damn man this boy....

he had dude blown up with a mortar round. an honest to god, whistling death from up above, mortar round. He shot up some people we probably watched on youtube in another GAF thread. And made their families watch. That shit...good lord.

You're forgetting the fact that he was killed because he was drinking the day Kim Jong Il died.

So if the wife did want this then they are a couple made for each other. Sadistic fucks.

Yep. Now that woman probably has control over him if it was that.
 

gribbles

Banned
Such a shame, a unified Korea would be a global powerhouse.

Not for a long time that's for certain. It would literally cost SK hundreds of billions, possibly trillions to rebuild NK from being an impoverished backwater into a modern nation, which would take years. For that reason alone, SK has no interest in reunification.
 

gribbles

Banned
Enjoy this while it last Kim, fate has a way of fucking you over.

You mean the same way Kim Jong Il was fucked over by fate? Oh wait that's right, he lived the luxurious life of an emperor, feasting on the finest sushi and sleeping on women's bodies, and dying of natural causes.
 

Lifesies

Neo Member
It's almost cartoon levels of bullshit.

Part of me want's to think that it's not that bad and it's just our media creating propaganda stories to paint them in some barbaric light..but I know it's probably true and that makes it worse.

I might whinge from time to time about stuff in my life, but things like this kinda put it into perspective.
 

Violet_0

Banned
I'll say it again: Kim Jong-Un used to visit a private school in Switzerland when he was a child and was bullied there. If the teachers would have handled the situation better, he might not have become the man he is today.

I'm not saying he got like that because of the bullying. I'm sure he was forced into this by the military and government. But if the teachers would have taught him some fucking common sense maybe he would have known better than to return to North Korea.

He has an older brother who's been living in China for many years now and has no influence at all with his father's regime besides being a public embarrassment. Kim went back to NK so he could literally become a god. History is filled with dictators who received western education only to return to their home country to massacre the population there
 
Dear Leader and the gang travels by train

We have drones

Oops

Stop sending supplies over to NK

As infrastructure crumbles South Korean Forces liberate camps.

Survivors of administration tried for crimes against humanity
 

Madness

Member
Not for a long time that's for certain. It would literally cost SK hundreds of billions, possibly trillions to rebuild NK from being an impoverished backwater into a modern nation, which would take years. For that reason alone, SK has no interest in reunification.

You can't think of reunification in Germany terms. The problem here is, you have millions of indoctrinated individuals. Pyongyang is less than 120 miles from Seoul, they an easily maintain the largest NK city. The problem is the breakdown of this 'juche' military first ideology and system. Where are the 1-2 million North Korean soldiers going to go? They have a suicidal fanaticism for the Kim Il-Sung family.

Plus, you'd figure many will escape into China. There would also be tons of arms, artillery and missiles that would need to be accounted for, not to mention free the hundreds of thousands of people in the concentration camps/gulags.

The reunification needs to be peaceful as well... But the net positive for SK in the long run would be immense. Total control of the Korean peninsula. You'd have a new workforce/labor population in the millions, and even though North Korea has mismanaged the agricultural land, you'd have a new landscape that can be developed and brought under South Korean rule. New factories, farms, automated facilities etc.

This is all a pipe dream however. South Korea is still not as developed as say Japan etc. It's still not a top 10 economy, it faces it's own problems etc. It sucks because those poor people in NK will probably still suffer for decades without any change in the long run.
 
Kim Jong-un purges North Korea's army chief

Kim Jong-un is apparently keeping up his purge of undesirable elements within the upper echelons of North Korean society with the reported sacking of his hawkish army chief.

Kim Kyok-sik, who is believed to have been behind the sinking of the South Korean corvette Cheonan and the bombardment of Yeonpyeong Island in late 2010, has disappeared from the list of senior regime officials attending public events in recent weeks.

"We are closely watching developments in the North, believing that Kim Kyok-sik has been replaced by Ri Yong-gil, the chief of operations for the Army General Staff," a source in the South Korean government told the Chosun Ilbo newspaper.

North Korean media have also pictured Ri with new four-star insignia.

Analysts believe that Kim Kyok-sik has been replaced as Kim Jong-un attempts to stamp his own influence on the military and replace those who were loyal to his father's regime with his own hand-picked acolytes.

"Kim is phasing out the older generation of officers and he has learned that you have to manage your dictatorship carefully if you want to stay in power," Daniel Pinkston, a North Korea analyst with The International Crisis Group in Seoul, told The Daily Telegraph.

"He is gradually phasing out the people who potentially pose the greatest threat to his hold on power, and that would include professional military officers who have commanded lots of troops in the field," he said.

Mr Kim is replacing officers who had been appointed by his father, Kim Jong-il, with younger men who he hopes will now shore up his political power base, Pinkston said.

"He hopes that by appointing these men it will make them beholden to him," he said. "And he has had to make these changes piecemeal because if he had started sacking large numbers of his generals at the same time, that could have led to a rebellion."

The replacement of the head of the North Korean army comes after the more violent termination of a dozen female singers and musicians for reportedly making and selling pornographic videos.

The women apparently included Hyon Song-wol, Kim's former girlfriend and a singer with the Unhasu Orchestra. Reports in China and South Korea say the women were machine-gunned in front of their relatives, who were then sent to labour camps.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...m-Jong-un-purges-North-Koreas-army-chief.html
 

FelixOrion

Poet Centuriate
She was luckier than Kim Chol, vice minister of the army, who was executed with a mortar round in October 2012.

Kim Chol was reportedly executed for drinking and carousing during the official mourning period after Kim Jong-il's death.

On the explicit orders of Kim Jong-un to leave "no trace of him behind, down to his hair," according to South Korean media, Kim Chol was forced to stand on a spot that had been zeroed in for a mortar round and "obliterated."

holy fucking shit
 

v1oz

Member
US, don't bomb Syria, bomb North Korea instead please. What a trashload of government North Korea has. This incident is probably more sickening than the chemical warfare, which happened during a fucking civil war. Being able to execute anyone you want without consequences is beyond comprehension.
Well if they broke the law, then they broke the law period. If the law says you will get the death penalty if you make pornographic images. Then tough, that's the law and you broke it knowingly. It's no different from China executing people accused of possessing drugs. If you live in China just don't play with drugs.

As for those children that were gassed to death in Syria. They didn't break any laws, they were just innocent people just getting on with their daily lives.
 

Enco

Member
Enjoy this while it last Kim, fate has a way of fucking you over.

This isn't a fairly tale.

Chances are he'll live a fine life and die of old age like the rest of us.

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God this doc stayed with me for days. So disturbing =/.

Days? I read the book a while back and I still remember the details. Every thread on NK makes my blood boil. Every ridiculous poster saying that it's not that bad and it's all made up propaganda makes me rage.

NK is the worst country on the face of this planet. I remember before I knew anything about NK, I saw a picture at Kim Jong Ils funeral and Un was crying. I told people to give him a break. How wrong I was.
 

akira28

Member
You're forgetting the fact that he was killed because he was drinking the day Kim Jong Il died.



Yep. Now that woman probably has control over him if it was that.

I am forgetting nothing, actually. Why do you think I have forgotten this?
Dude was a top aide AND he was SEEN drinking and drunk NOT during off hours. That still makes the method of execution an over the top expression of fully enjoying his killing.
 

Pezking

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Well if they broke the law, then they broke the law period. If the law says you will get the death penalty if you make pornographic images. Then tough, that's the law and you broke it knowingly.

Right. And if a relative of yours is (probably falsely) accused of dealing with pornography, you go straight to a concentration camp after watching his execution.

Don't complain, it's okay - it's the law! Even if you're just 5 years old!

there was one female named Han Jin Duk, 26 years old. (...) And my supervisor, when he saw the woman, she was beautiful. And he raped her (...)

One day I was going to the place to load the coal, I met her. And I noticed she was exactly that woman, and I asked her, how you could survive. And she told me, that yes, I survived. But she showed me her body, and it was all burned by fire.

After six months I met her at the corn storage in Kusan district and found her putting on a used tire on her knees because her legs were cut off. Because of a coal mine wagon ran over her knees. And all she could do now was separate the corn grains from the cob.

The reason why she was forced to go to the prison is her father’s elder brother was purged at the Anbyon, Kanwhan Do province. She went when she was 5 years old. All of the family members were imprisoned. Her mother starved to death, and her brother also starved to death in the prison. I met her at age 26. So it means she was in the prison for 21 years. I think she no longer is in the world.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/3071468/
 

APF

Member
North Korea isn't fascist. There is no privately controlled corporations beholden to the state, or much private property, for that matter, and so it doesn't really revolve around corporatism, either. Sure, they are ultra-nationalist, autocratic, and militarized, but IMO, that doesn't necessarily make a fascist state.

The economy is centrally planned, and the means of production are owned/controlled by the state. This, as well as their opposition to Capitalism, their collectivist policies, and their hegemonic ideology cemented through juche, are characteristics more akin to Socialism/Communism. They were founded with the intention of a Socialist or Communist ideal, but have since warped into some freaky version of it.

NK has limited private enterprise http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korea#Private_commerce
 

Moze

Banned
Wiki says this:

They were executed with machine guns while the key members of the Unhasu Orchestra, Wangjaesan Light Music Band and Moranbong Band as well as the families of the victims looked on." The families were subsequently sent to prison camps

What?
 

Anbokr

Bull on a Donut
I'll say it again: Kim Jong-Un used to visit a private school in Switzerland when he was a child and was bullied there. If the teachers would have handled the situation better, he might not have become the man he is today.

Switzerland needs to be tried for war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity immeditely. The entire goddamn country. I want every teacher and every school accounted for and all war mongerers, "aka bullies," arrested.

Well if they broke the law, then they broke the law period. If the law says you will get the death penalty if you make pornographic images. Then tough, that's the law and you broke it knowingly. It's no different from China executing people accused of possessing drugs. If you live in China just don't play with drugs.

As for those children that were gassed to death in Syria. They didn't break any laws, they were just innocent people just getting on with their daily lives.

Well shit man, all those black people executed by their masters for trying to escape or refusing orders broke the law and that's that. Shit, Abraham Lincoln was the worst President in US history, he broke the motherfkn constitution, the law of the land trying to take those legally owned slaves from their masters. What a war mongerer.

Just because the law is the law, doesn't mean we can't protest or comment on how disgusting it is, and be it in our power to do so, attempt to change it. You're telling me you would just turn your head and follow any and every law no matter how horrible and despicable said law is? If the law told you to turn over jews to the gestapo and you hid them in you're house, then you deserve to die or be punished? If the law told you that you were subhuman and didn't have the right to basic freedoms, would you respect it regardless? Jesus, man. I can't believe I'm actually reading this, I honestly hope it's sarcasm.

And ultimately, when it comes right down to it, there probably was never any porno or anything of the sort, the dude in charge of North Korea can execute anyone and everyone, law or no law, with any measly excuse he wants to come up with to justify his crimes.
 

jimi_dini

Member
I just researched this a bit.

It seems all articles around the world are based on the South Korean "newspaper" Chsun Ilbo. And it seems this "newspaper" is conservative and right-sided. It also seems there is no independant confirmation and the "newspaper" refers to (an?) unnamed Chinese source(s).

Original article here:
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2013/08/29/2013082901412.html

Could someone from SouthKoreaGAF please tell, if this newspaper is like the UK's "Sun"? Because several articles, that I found, said that it would be similar to my country's equivalent of "The Sun". I'm just wondering. Especially after looking at this part of this "newspaper": http://english.chosun.com/svc/hotissue_list.html?code=The Buzz
 

Jinroh

Member
I'll say it again: Kim Jong-Un used to visit a private school in Switzerland when he was a child and was bullied there. If the teachers would have handled the situation better, he might not have become the man he is today.
What the hell are you on?

Never heard that story, and I don't even think it would be possible looking at the amount of bodyguards and diplomats probably watching over him.
 
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NinjaFridge

Unconfirmed Member
This is child's play for North Korea.

The testimony of Soon Ok Lee

Warning, it is horrific.



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It gets much, much worse from there.

When it became clear one day that she could not meet the quota, she drank hydrochloric acid that was kept there for repairing the machine and killed herself.

In the spring of 1990, I was carrying a work order to the cast iron factory in the male prison. Five or six elderly Christians were lined up and forced to deny their Christianity and accept the Juche Ideology of the State. The selected prisoners all remained silent at the repeated command for conversion. The security officers became furious by this and killed them by pouring molten iron on them one by one.

While I was there, three women delivered babies on the cement floor without any blankets. It was horrible to watch the prison doctor kicking the pregnant women with his boots. When a baby was born, the doctor shouted, "Kill it quickly. How can a criminal in the prison expect to have a baby? Kill it." The women covered their faces with their hands and wept. Even though the deliveries were forced by injection, the babies were still alive when born. The prisoner/nurses, with trembling hands, squeezed the babies' necks to kill them. The babies, when killed, were wrapped in a dirty cloth, put into a bucket and taken outside through a backdoor. I was so shocked with that scene that I still see the mothers weeping for their babies in my nightmares. I saw the baby killing twice while I was in the prison.
When I went back to the medical room for routine duty a few days later, Shin Ok Kim and Mi Ok Cho, the prisoner/nurses working in the medical room, were sobbing and one of them told me, "Accountant, we are devils worse than beasts. They say that the dead babies are used to make new medicine for experiments."

fuck.
 
I think when the North falls and the world goes in they will discover more atrocities than anyone could have imagined. We probably wish we would have gone in sooner.
 

Rentahamster

Rodent Whores

Yeah, I know that ideas of racial purity and ultranationalism are common qualities of Fascism. I pointed that out in my original post. However, I also don't think that those are necessarily the defining points of Fascism. Using their economics models as a means of comparison seems cleaner, especially since North Korea is clearly Socialist/Communist in the ideals it was founded on, as well as the way they structure their national economy.
 
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NinjaFridge

Unconfirmed Member
I think when the North falls and the world goes in they will discover more atrocities than anyone could have imagined. We probably wish we would have gone in sooner.

I don think China will let them fall. They'll either keep them going or take over.
 
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