Title: Why Is North Korea A Dark Void At Night? Source:
[None] URL Source:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ficMpmNgjs Published:Oct 1, 2020 Author:GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney) Post Date:2020-10-01 22:21:07 by BTP Holdings Keywords:None Views:438 Comments:6
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I guess this means there are no lites on during the day too!
No power means no lights. There is on small bright spot where Pyongyang is located. Other than that darkness prevails.
It makes one wonder about their military too. The Norks have quite a large military and have those parades to show off missiles and other military hardware just like the old Soviet Union.
I read about one woman that escaped into China. She came upon a house and the man who lived there gave her food and a warm place to stay. Not sure whatever became of her since when the Chinkernese catch an escapee from North Korea they are generally returned. :-/
Yes, it's a really really bad situation -- and all the Dynamic Duo's fault (UK and US). Amurrica likes to run around saving other countries from themselves, why didn't it nip Bolshevism in the bud while the nipping was good?
OH...... the USSR was our ALLY!
Norks are caught between a rock, a hard place and an abyss.
If they escape to SK they find it shockingly soulless and materialistic -- despite the horrors of NK life, the family unit is stronger there than in the wealthy, ameriKanized SK.