uncut rural North Korea footage: train ride Pyongyang to Dandong 12

[sazji]

Looks like Turkish towns but without the cars, cleaner and more orderly.

[froilan1711]

the poor people in the us have cell phones, cars, heaters and shop at grocery stores...

[jsnovais1000]

Very nice video footage, without any treatment.

Nice countryside and very good urban areas, with apparently well maintained buildings without that commercial propaganda garbage we, westerners, are accustomed to, on this side of the World.

About people walking alongside of the track, what´s wrong with that?...that no one would get away...bull shit talk—I, myself, walk 12 km per day and feel good; also, more and more people do the same, and everybody feels better, without the stress of their cars!

[PhenixJoe]

@jsnovais1000 I don't know what point you're trying to make, but you sound crazy. I'm sure westerners sensationalize certain aspects of N. Korea, but seriously? The millions starving, brain-washing, and deplorable conditions are not propaganda. A glimpse from a train in passing is hardly evidence of "good urban areas" or whatever else you're implying.

[jsnovais1000]

@PhenixJoe You said:"...The millions starving, brain-washing, and deplorable conditions are not propaganda..."

I understand that it´s hard for you to accept the truth about USA, the "the most powerful and richest country on Earth..."

—Sure you are: ...more than 50 million below poverty line—starving— (more than 16% the USA population!...); brainwashing and eplorable conditions!...

...Deep South, cities on the border with Mexico and Rust Belt cities are with similar levels of poverty; even NY...

[PhenixJoe]

@jsnovais1000 Below the poverty line in the US and starving in N. Korea are two very different things. This is such a preposterous waste of time trying to argue this; I'm not even going to bother.

[CARTER4526]

all those ppl walking on the side of the track, no one would get away with that in the USA and europe. good footage thou. always facinating and educating.