Crossing the Line, 2006 [1 / 6]
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@UbermenschWill He is good for propaganda purposes no wonder he's not starving.
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the look of hapiness in his face as he relived the orphanage
i wonder if he misses america...probably just his childhood he wouldn't want to go back
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one of the best docs I have ever seen, see it many'r time!!
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Everything seems so dark and grim!!
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So you're telling me that I paid fuck crazy money for this, and it's on here?
DAMN! Haha!
But yeah, he's been trained to talk that way.
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@rootbeersongs plus, how could he get such a nice watch? and why is he so much fatter than the North Koreans? something doesn't add up..
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if a man lived in North Korea for double the time he lived in America, his English and his accent would not be as good as Joe's. Plus, his Korean accent sucks, which makes absolutely no sense..
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@MGSoldier Yes! Dude, seriously, you don't seem to understand; forging a signature as a soldier in order to get away from duty and to leave your post, especially in a dangerous place such as the DMZ is a very serious offence that will stain your criminal record permanently.
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@UbermenschWill No, are you kidding me? I mean are you being fucking serious or just joking? Forging signatures > haunts until you die? Wow... unbelievable. Besides, you learn forging signatures when you are a child.
everything he says is cleared through the goverment! they train people to talk to outsiders, he has been trained!
spencerjustin420 2 months ago 18
like north korea would let this doc be recorded if they did not control what was said...
UKkush 1 week ago