Uganda, an elegant adventure (3 of 3)
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@FreedomForge I would point out that he's dead (and was so when you posted your comment, so the present tense is somewhat erroneous). David died of exhaustion in Rwanda whilst on assignment there.
jeanpauljh 10 months ago
Wow, thank you for your utterly bland and compliant NK documentary, you obviously fell for the propaganda hook, line and sinker, hopefully you can shine your brilliant journalistic torch on the horrific suffering of the North Korean people under the perverse communist monarchy of the Kims
FreedomForge 1 year ago
Since you disabled the ability to comment on your video about David Pluth in Pyongyang, NK, I'll comment here. First, that video shows only ONE side of NK: the "chosen city," or Pyongyang. All the elite & those who "honor" the communist NK party live there. You don't see the poor, starving, 7,000,000 people in the countryside, or the 200,000 people in concentration camps all over NK.
maggie4chr1st 2 years ago