By: archieb
Teaching English to the children of North Korean Communist Party leaders is NOT a "humanitarian" mission. It's being done by "useful idiots" who would have taught English in Nazi Germany during the...
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Here is my first lesson. "Hello class. Today we will talk about units of measurement. Does anybody here like deer fat?" (a few muted and unintelligible responses) "Come on! Who likes deer fat?" (a...
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View ArticleBy: John from Daejeon
Didn't we already see this propaganda? “ABC News Primetime North Korea: Inside the Shadows" with Diane Sawyer actually did a much more thorough investigation into North Korea over 12 days in which the...
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#9 Wait until you run into her in a deserted area and she finds out you are a capitalist pig from ROK or US. You will regret ever saying she looks cute…
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By: Louis
I briefly met two North Koreans from at the language school where I did my TEFL certificate in South Africa. Their teacher said that they had absolutely no interest in seeing/visiting some of the...
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Man, some people are ignorant. North Koreans are not a nasty people! That is like saying all American act like their government! As to the guy who states that teaching English to North Koreans is bad,...
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@12 You do know North Korea has NEVER tried to “Solve Differences Peacefully?” They just don’t do it. It’s always wishful thinking by the South Koreans and the U.S, until the next atrocity. And right...
View ArticleBy: 5 Ways To Make Money From North Korea | The North Korea Blog
[...] country and are willing to spend a few months in Pyongyang’s empty streets, consider a post at Kim Il Sung University or a North Korean middle school. The ability to communicate in the...
View ArticleBy: 5 Ways To Make Money From North Korea | Hassan Test Site
[...] country and are willing to spend a few months in Pyongyang’s empty streets, consider a post at Kim Il Sung University or a North Korean middle school. The ability to communicate in the...
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