Inside North Korea

[bikegirl2]

what a fucking bitch, they and their family's could be killed for giving an answer to some of those questions.

[hirumayoichi21]

just because the country has nuclear and slow internet doesnt mean the people cant be happy.the people are innocent.they deserve to be happy.but the leader doesnt hear the cry of their people.

[klee642]

@hirumayoichi21 Welcome to everyone's problem in every country.

[laviebanale]

15:20-15:41 the girls look like robots.

[ciaobellakate]

This woman is a true journalist. Asking questions we all want answers to, that others wouldn't have the balls to do.

I feel so sorry for the children. These innocent little things indoctrinated into a world of isolation, propaganda and ignorance. How will they end up?

[andrew21885]

the kids look like the laughing clowns in a theme park. sad really.

[cbohar84]

I would love to visit here, but with all the restrictions placed on tourists its like why bother in the first place?

[soju1993]

@klee642 is totally right... Siegfried S. Hecker, Center for International Security and Cooperation, Stanford University presented North Korea from a totally different perspective.

[Funkkii]

that woman got balls of steel :D haah

[YummYakitori]

North Korea's massive amounts of nuclear energy, once released, will cause nuclear radiations much more worse than Japan's nuclear radiation. Even Austrailia will be affected

[ciaobellakate]

@YummYakitori

That's scary. I live in Australia and we've always felt somewhat safe due to our distance from other countries. But if anything can fuck up the whole world, it's Nuclear.

[YummYakitori]

Those female soldiers walk like idiots

[klee642]

Why is the video being cut while N. Korean is still speaking without finishing the entire content? Is this "propaganda" video showing "same old" story of "N.Korea is bad" and Britain is PERFECT? Stanford professor in OCT 2010 visited their and said there are CARS/traffic.ALL Britain streets ALWAYS have traffic? This video is more about character and integrity of journalism in BBC. Same old rerun story, "N. Korea is ALL bad." Would BBC journalist be fired if good side of N. Korea is shown?

[dannyparki93]

Happiest place on earth ! pretty sure thats copyrighted by Disney :p haha

[UnitedEuropa]

It's funny how everybody gets upset because the North Koreans are worshipping their leader as a god. At least he exists.

[MisterScottishPerson]

BBC are liars. You only showed the bad parts of North Korea. If you showed only the bad parts of UK or USA people would think we are a threat to the world. BBC are corrupted!

[Gzuzluvzu]

@MisterScottishPerson Pretty much every part of the country is bad. If you showed bad parts of any place people would think the same thing. And it's just not BBC I've seen other videos about korea.It's just saddens me how bad that place is. People are starving over there. You get shot if you say one thing bad to the leader. And if your rich, you get better treatment or if you're in the army. He uses propaganda to control his people. And give them false facts to hate others.

[Gzuzluvzu]

@MisterScottishPerson North Korea* And they encourage little kids to have toy ak47's and pretend they are shooting an american.

[MisterScottishPerson]

@Gzuzluvzu Quite right, it beats Americans actually shooting innocent people for a change.

[CradleOfClean234]

This reporter must think she's hot shit. I hope she realizes she was putting peoples lives at risk by asking those questions. 

[Crazydog7]

If North Korea was sitting on top of an oil reserve they would have been liberated 30 years ago. Too bad for them.

[karmapolice247]

@Crazydog7 No . It's oil reserves would be drilled up by nearby countries, just like wht brunei did to myanmar if i'm not mistaken.

[chikungmasterkiller]

north korea is good korea

[th3toiletguy9111111]

Reminds me of the images when studying nazi germany.

[Sheezytaughtme]

The woman has balls for asking the questions she did, out of the other 10 North Korea documentaries i've watched none of them asked such bold questions.

[Skinnyoompalumpa]

@Sheezytaughtme

That's because she works for the BBC. All the other guys were independent, If they vanished no one would notice while if someone from CNN BBC or Al Jazeera vanished there would be a worldwide outcry

[sinfoid]

@Sheezytaughtme Part of the reason people don't ask questions that the guide can get in a lot of trouble for failing to control her "guest". And it's not like the guide has some sort of insight or control over North Korean policy. So yeah, risking another human beings life over making a petty political point is not exactly "hard hitting journalism" I feel so bad for her minder and I hope she didn't' get in trouble.

[mathozero]

kim jong il can always take a sip on some french red wine, while his men are choking on tree barks and roots

[boodistGeek]

keeping people in the dark is not terribly difficult

[mopman1337]

a damned dystopia

[burningfajitasalt]

how'd you manage to upload 25 minutes? wasn't the limit 15?

[Smurfster1]

@burningfajitasalt I had an old Director account back when Director accounts had no length limit.

[burningfajitasalt]

@Smurfster1 ah, alright

[Metroid1221]

why is this video unlisted?

[Smurfster1]

@Metroid1221 To stop it getting taken down. I'll make it public once the FP thread is finished.

[Skinnyoompalumpa]

@Smurfster1

What's an FP

[GMODLAU]

North Korea is the best Korea.

[xxxfuckupxxx]

best korea