So reading N-Korean papers is a bit like watching Fox News :o

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thanks man

nothing is going to be changed.

y care

I would recommend a documentary called "North Korea: A day in the life" also.

where can it be found? =)

Try typing "north korea" on pbay or mininova.

piratebay says that it has english subs..but i only have the dutch ones :/

dutch > *

no way!! it's not even a own language...they just mixed german with english and called it dutch :P

ffs, then I should know it xD

good read that 1stopkorea thing

interesting

yeah, though not being able to have contact with the locals gives you a narrow view about their society, so even visiting NK you still don't get to know that much, it seems =/

gives you an idea what it might be like there and how strictly they are governed by "the powers that be"

"society" was the wrong word, it was "people"

Unfortunately, unless you're a bird, you don't just zip across the border from South Korea into North Korea.

mm.. plan!

if the people were truly unhappy, they would turn around on their own government, like has happened everywhere else. u cant teach democracy, it has to come from the national gheist. that doesnt mean it will turn out any better in the long run however, the democrac/capitalist society is not perfect either.