#north korean

[venomousocean]

Forbidden North

6/6/24

Inspired by Eric Lafforgue’s photograph of a North Korean man. The picture (and others) resulted in him being banned from the country

[nationcats]

NationCats Flag Cards - North Korea

[thehalfwaypost]

[dadaonice]

Kim Jong-un

[lifewithaview]

Kelly Hu in NCIS: Los Angeles (2009) Killshot

S1E5

While riding a water toy, a man, Daniel Su, sustains a gunshot to his chest; he dies on the way to a hospital; he was an electronics engineer who five years ago defected to the USA from North Korea; his own firm two weeks ago won a contract with the US Department of Defense for the creation of a communication system for the Marine Corps; the SecNav expresses interest; Callen and company investigate. G and Sam find the body of Daniel's business partner. Eric and the gang see that Daniel's shooter is an Asian chick; Vance gives her name (Kai) and says that they're in a pile of trouble; Eric learns that she's North Korean. While G and Sam watch, Kai takes a shot at Jimmy, Daniel's brother; Kai and Vance have a chat; Dom goes underground as a cop; Kai opens fire again and takes return fire but gets away again; Abby, in Washington, provides information, which allows Kensi to get a confession; Dom loses a button. [To be concluded in "Endgame" (s7e7 of NCIS).]

[fishin-in-a-graveyard]

I just woke up from a nap where I had a weird ass dream and so I'm going to tell you about it 

Okay so basically I was reading the news an article popped up about a family of North Koreans who had been frozen in the ice of land that was technically owned by the UK. But like apparently they had been frozen there for like a while but they were able to be unfrozen and back to life again. 

Cut to: I am the family now specifically their daughter who apparently has been writing Homestuck Fanfiction that was like really good. But like we got sent to Russia for some sort of project or something not knowing the land was technically part of the UK. There's a bunch of details about like the family's life or whatever but I don't feel like including them.

Cut to: I'm reading/in said Homestuck fanfiction (It's basically the quality of the original) You know Weird Homestuck stuff happens but like it actually makes sense and is really dope.

Cut back to: Me reading the article happy that they were on Frozen so now she could write more of a fanfiction 

(Any dream analysis people please tell me what the fuck this means)

[thememellama]

It's true

[alenasbdesign]

Happy Mother’s Day, North Korea!

[higherentity]

[head-post]

North Korea holds first “nuclear trigger” drills

North Korea conducted the first test of a “nuclear trigger” control system, observed by the country’s leader Kim Jong-un, North Korean media reported on Tuesday.

The main purpose of the exercise was to demonstrate the “reliability and superiority” of North Korea’s nuclear forces, as well as a warning signal to the US and South Korea, KCNA reported.

Praising the readiness of tactical nuclear weapons, Kim expressed satisfaction with the results of the drills, KCNA added.

Before Monday’s missile launch, soldiers practiced “the procedure and process of switching over to a nuclear counterattack posture in a scenario where the “Hwasan (Volcano) Alert,” the state’s highest nuclear crisis alert [level], is issued.”

Parts of the drills involved “operating the nuclear counterattack command system” and practicing “the process and order” of setting up 600mm MLRS transporter erector launcher (TEL) vehicles with rockets “tipped with simulated nuclear warheads.” The state media reported:

“Through the drill, the reliability of the system of command, management, control and operation of the whole nuclear force was re-examined in a multifaceted way, and the action order and combat methods for making the super-large multiple rocket units rapidly switch over to nuclear counterattack were mastered.” 

Read more HERE

[like-this-post-if-you]

Like this post if you speak Korean

[rachel-sylvan-author]

"Escape from Camp 14: One Man's Remarkable Odyssey from North Korea to Freedom in the West" by Blaine Harden book recommendation by Rachel Sylvan

#24countriesin2024

Read 24 books from 24 countries in 2024

[blackgiraffe7]

warmth(3)

[thenewsfactsnow]

Dollar Decline Looms Large amid Global De-Dollarization Efforts, Says North Korean Analyst

In a thought-provoking analysis, a North Korean expert has sounded the alarm about the United States’ efforts to limit the use of the dollar and the growing interest of nations in joining the BRICS bloc, suggesting that these actions are accelerating the decline of the USD as the world’s dominant currency. The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), North Korea’s state media outlet, recently…

[gardengnosticator]

the dprk is one of the many countries in the west where you are actively and constantly pushed to be openly racist towards 24/7, 365

[tikkunolamresistance]

You simply cannot take a stance against Imperialism whilst simultaneously believing in, and upholding, propaganda against North Korea. It is you responsibility and duty to unlearn what you’ve been told about North Korea.