SKorean activist No Su-hui arrested as he returns from unauthorised trip to the North
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- (5 Jul 2012) SHOTLIST
Panmunjom, North Korea
1. Various of South Korean activist No Su-hui, vice chairman of South Korea's Pan-Alliance for Korea's Reunification, approaching border at Panmunjom
2. Tracking shot of North Korean crowd waving white "unified Korea" flags in the North side of the border
3. SOUNDBITE (Korean) No Su-hui, South Korean activist and vice chairman of South Korea's Pan-Alliance for Korea's Reunification:
"The conservative forces are saying they will put me on trial but I will judge them. Please watch and see what will happen."
4. Various of North Koreans waving flags on the North Korean side of border
5. Zoom out of South Korean officials and military on the South Korean side of the border
6. No waving flag among cheering crowd as he walks towards South Korean side of border
7. No saying goodbye to people on the north side
8. Pan of crowd waving flags and chanting
9. Zoom in to No standing at the borderline and shouting UPSOUND (Korean) "Long live national reunification, by our nation itself"
10. Zoom in to No crossing the borderline, being arrested by South Korean officials and carried away struggling
11. Pan of North Korean women chanting against South Korea
12. Close of bouquets of flowers on the ground at the demarcation line, zoom out to soldiers at Demilitarised Zone
Paju, South Korea
13. Various of truck arriving at South Korean side of the border
14. Vehicle carrying No, arriving at a South Korean police office in Paju
15. A tied up No being taken out of van into police office
16. Wide of anti-North Korea protesters chanting in front of a fake North Korean rocket in a protest against No's trip to North Korea
17. Mid of protesters chanting and holding placards
18. Various of burning effigies of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and No
19. Protesters putting a man who is wearing a mask with a picture of No on it, inside a coffin
20. Protesters sealing the coffin
21. Protesters carrying the coffin
22. Protesters tearing apart a North Korean flag with picture of Kim Jong Un on it
23. Wide of protesters chanting while holding North Korean flag
24. Various of protester spraying red paint over the picture of Kim Jong Un on a North Korean flag
25. Protesters holding signs, reading (Korean) "Pro-North Korea activist, No Su-hui, no permission to enter South Korea"
STORYLINE
Shouting "Long live national reunification," a South Korean activist who spent more than three months in North Korea without his government's approval stepped over the line dividing the North and South, and was promptly arrested on Thursday.
The stunt by No Su-hui, 68, was designed to draw attention to the division of the Korean Peninsula.
He had gone to Pyongyang from China in March without Seoul's permission, defying a law that prohibits South Koreans from travelling to North Korea without government approval, officials in Seoul said.
He was arrested immediately after his return, police in Seoul said.
Associated Press video showed South Korean officials in suits grabbing a defiant and resistant No just after he stepped over the demarcation line inside the Demilitarised Zone as South Korean soldiers snapped photographs at close distance.
On the other side of the border, soldiers and officials stood watching the melee as crowds of North Koreans waved white "unified Korea" flags.
Turning around to face crowds of cheering North Koreans before stepping over the line, No raised his arms and shouted "Long live national reunification, by our nation itself," a white unified Korea flag in his right hand and a bouquet of flowers in his left.
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Behind the line: 0 stars
Cross the line: 5 stars
Lmao
GTA hahaha
WHERE IS THE CHOPPER
10000% Agree.
GTA fact
He really crossed the line
Edel Man lol
Edel Man like literally
Get out
Pun not intended
Cross from North to South as South citizen.
North Korean soldiers: damn those guys are crazy
" and we are the bad guys ? "
😂
Me who is South Korean; Damn who are these pricks...I wish I was there and took him back to his home safe and sound by COVERING HIS FACE!!
North korean: I'm lucky I'm in the North Side Sweeeeeww
Lol, North Korea authorities literally kill anyone who cross the Dmz without authorization.
@@kyleiki2473 That's true because they don't want Defectors spreading out secrets
What lovely hugs and welcoming from the South Koreans. I’m glad he was welcomed home so nicely.
🤣
…
LOL
Xddddddd lol
Lovely hugs and welcoming(in extremely physical)
North Koreans: “Wow, those South Koreans are really harsh and mean. I’m glad I don’t live there”
What?
You get the point, he did it on purpose
🤣
This video right here is juicy propaganda material. Haha
@ Alex The Awesome , he’s being sarcastic and telling what those n Koreans think
They were waiting so patiently for him to cross the border.
Lol🤣
Lego Master and beat him up
I will cross like homero czcams.com/video/Fw5QSJT_xMo/video.html
It's really interesting how many people who don't know anything about him comment South Korea did bad on video. Comments section shows how strong media could affect ignorant people.
One photo doesn't provide a complete story
Would you say hitler was poor If allied forces arrest him?
Do you say nazi party were poor because allied forces arrest them?
What do you think of neo nazi?
Do you know that most nazi symbols are banned in Germany
According to national security law, it's illegal to go to North Korea without permission and It's also illegal to praise North Korea, Communism.
He had entered the North Korea through China for a memorial service marking the 100th day since the death of Kim Jong il without Government's permission and stayed there for 104 days.
He has mourned Kim Jong il's death, also visited the kim jong il's statue and said 'Our great hero, General Kim Jong il will be in eternal life' and visited North Korean national cemetery (that's called '애국열사릉') where war criminals are honored and the memorial palace(that's called '금수산태양궁전') where bodys of Kim il sung and Jong il are displayed while he was staying in North Korea
After 104 days, he went back to South Korea from North Korea as you could see that in video
And He was arrested and charged for breaking National Security law.
@@aa-ry8or Wow! He's a traitor.
The guy before crossing the border: "after this I'll have some tea"
A second later: "well fuck"
Then later he was nailed into a coffin alive?
@@nammn7149 probably not, but for sure not very good treatment. Just saying, the person that was nailed into the coffin was just a random guy wearing the face of the guy.
Maybe tea in prison, as he was imprisoned for some time afterwards.
North Koreans: very chill about it. Throws him a farewell celebration. probably made him cake.
South Koreans: hands behind your back sir
It's propaganda idiot
based North Koreans
@@fabiojr8082 there is nothing based about being a marxist
@@stover14 there is 🔥
@@fabiojr8082 no there isn't?
They could have arrested them once they got him out of the public eye, they kinda gave North Korea a good propaganda spot right there.
They are doing lot of propoganda anyway, so it's doesn't change anything. At least they showed up that crossing this line will provocative immediate actions.
The north's propaganda about the south is already pretty bad even before this, although yeah i think your right.
청년위 you mean communism
First of all crossing, the DMZ line is illegal, you'll be arrested immediately.........he crossed to north thru china and now expect bbq welcome using the DMZ Border huh😂😂😂😂😂😂this guy
@@minstreet_studio6265 no one is disagreeing with that, what I said is they could have waited until they got him out of sight to arrest him instead of giving North Korea a huge propaganda windfall
The guy: *thinks he's gonna have a warm welcome back*
South Korea: No.
ikr
South Korea was like congratulations you are under arrest
How come the US won't just nuke em
@@mvrtjnpvz387 because thousands of civillians would die?
Mvrtjn Pvz because nuke wont reach korea if it is launched from the americas
North Korea: unification
South Korea: KILL
Me: Confusion
Hotel: Trivago
that trivago part caught me off guard
Cringe
İNTERESTİNG Korean Border Village Panmunjom. czcams.com/video/U1OKd6V-QhQ/video.html
it wasn't a kill
unification is bad for US controlled south korea ... the moment USA allows for reunification is the moment they will lose influence in the korea region. they need it for china/russia...
SK is basically held hostage. that's why you will see north korea promote a peaceful reuinification while in SK you will go to jail for it.
it's ironic
The South looks like a terrifying place to live.
Luckily I'm from the North 😀
Edit: The replies to this comment are more interesting than the comment itself.
1000% more terrible than the north😂
😂😂😂😂KIM JONG UN he must have granted you both special permission to access the internet ,you tube these all belongs to AMERICA #Yourenemy ....you should not be here go and use you so called north korean INTRANET 😂😂😂
@@lifechatters take a joke
Kim jong un loves Swiss cheese, rip ahead
Hahaha
South Korea: can I play the bad guy this time ?
North korea: be my guest ..
Lol! How did no one get this!?
Ha ha
south was the real bad guy always , north is just media propaganda
@@atrikroy9160 yes the south is far worse than the north. I agree with you do much. Democracy? Basic human rights? Freedom of speech? How atrocious. Delete your comment you look like a fool.
Atrik Roy ITS TIME TO MAKE NORTH KOREA SUPER POWER
I thought he was returning to the North and being arrested like that, then I noticed it's the opposite.
Same it took me a while to notice two
That was South Korea wtf
South coreans snatchin people up
Same😅
Korea beat the communist as a crime
Man : Cross the line
South Korean : *Your free trial of freedom has expired*
They actually tied him with a rope? And I thought North Korea was unprofessional.
@@KWP-vu6iy I hope you know there are much more effective forms of restriction that aren’t pulled strait out of a Hardcore hentai manga
@@KWP-vu6iy handcuff, leg cuff, connecting cuff. That’s standard procedure in bondsmen restriction for bail bond bounty hunters. In most US police departments they do standard arm cuff leg cuff and escort. I’ve never once heard of a professionally recognized department with authority to restrain use ropes.
@@KWP-vu6iy it doesn’t matter what the fuck they are. Ropes isn’t proper restriction
@@KWP-vu6iy are you fucking stupid? Where the fuck do you see me defending north Korea? “I don’t see you complaining” yeah because you don’t fucking know me, how would you have seen me anywhere outside of this comment section? You lost an argument so you made an embarrassing attempt to take a moral highground that you weren’t even on top of. You’re embarrassing yourself
@@zrosix2240 Here in the Philippines if you continue to resist cops and start fighting them and starting to pose a threat while they are arresting you, you will get shot.
Easiest way to secure a resisting individual. 😎👌
lol. Four guys dragging him up the stairs kicking and screaming. This was huge propaganda victory for North Korea.
Agreed
Disagreed. Most North Koreans realize that their propaganda is bullshit. I was watching a video about some defectors and they said people in North Korea realize how shitty their country is. They just don’t speak out on it.
@@mr.walkie8845 If the clip convinces even one person to stay in NK rather than run, the propaganda worked. SK should minimize such propaganda, no matter how trivial it may seem. As a matter of cost vs benefit, it would have cost nothing to wait on the arrest.
If you think SK didnt do this on purpose knowing it will be filmed then you don´t understand exactly the situation. SK knows already how the NK propaganda works and they don´t care a little event like this at it wont change anything at all. It was about giving a message themselves saying that it is NOT ALLOWED to cross the DMZ without official authorization and therefore discouraging anyone to do so.
No it wasnt lol, lets just say theres an evil scale of one to a hundred. The north koreans already believe south korea to be 99 evil. So maybe this video bumps their belief to 100? Makes zero difference as they already hold a deeply negative view of the south. Its like saying a video of ISIS killing someone is a big propaganda win for America. Well, Americand already believe ISIS to be so evil that another video changes nothing.
At some point in the future this border will become a tourist attraction like Checkpoint Charlie e.g.
Daren Brown it already is
But with less really loud Italian high schoolers...
Wow boy
@@watawatngpilipinas6645 I've visited the DMZ while in S. Korea and was allowed to take photos there.
@@watawatngpilipinas6645 You can visit the DMZ from the south but you need an arranged trip via a local travel agency certified by the UN command. Also the DMZ itself can close at any time without notice due to rapidly changing political situations. There does exist one difference: visitors from the South will be closely monitored not to cross the actual line while those from the North are a little bit lax about that, perhaps due to worries about NK's unpredictability.
1:25 that is so crazy to watch. They literally stand there and wait for him to step across the border before grabbing hold of him.
Well they would have to
@@CaptainX2012 I am well aware
Yeah that was sinister asf.That guy has nerves of steel I know that much.
ikr they should have told him that if he comes he's gonna serve jail time
They couldn't go into N Korea drrrr
NK must have known this guy would be arrested. They have never allowed so many people close to the border like that! I wish SK would have handled it differently instead of putting on a show for NK.
Yeah, they should’ve waited for him to get into the building.
They wanted to show some nk citizens that the south is just as bad
SKS just as bad ,😂
that's me in my first day in kindergarten.. mom lied to me, we were going to the amusement park.. how innocent I was..
Haha good one lol
Lmao
Lol bahahhha
Haha
LOL
This is what happens when you try to leave the restaurant without paying the bill🤣
Lol
when you try to bypass to San Fiero in the early game 🤣 #SanAndreas
@@joeandcoffee or Las Venturas
AHahahahaha lmao
@@親日家 how about tipping without paying its meal😂
Su-hui: So can I cross?
Guards: Yes....
*S I K E*
He served 4 years in prison. On release, he was not allowed to vote for 3 years. The person who communicated to help make travel arrangements was sentenced to 3 years in prison.
Such example of bustling democracy
@@matheusvillela9150 yeah but would've been way worse on the other side
@@skxlter5747 How do you know?
@@matheusvillela9150 the evidence is literally everywhere, try to cross the border? Dead. Criticizing government? Slave. Or dead. Forced cheers to their supreme leader.
@@Daniel-br1dl Evidence?
This guy: I’m ba-
SK: *Yare yare daze*
He was a useful idiot for the North Korean regime. What he did was against the law.
lol
Nobody says "Yare Yare Daze". Except Jotaro
Yare yare is literally japanese lmao
@@kevinkim3199 it is but no one is japan says "yare yare daze"
he crossed from the north to the south
No, from the south to the north. South Korean can't enter in North Korea without a permission
Stefano Fumagalli no it’s from north to south
Jeimy Sorto no if u watch in internet, is south Korean
Jeimy Sorto is a South Korean political activist who was arrested in 2012 for breaking the National Security Act. was arrested in July 2012 after he returned (via the Joint Security Area in Panmunjom) from an unauthorized visit to North Korea, where he called for the reunification of the two Koreas and bitterly criticized President Lee Myung-bak of South Korea for his hard-line North Korea policy.
Stefano he is arrested by South Koreans, not North Korean, agents which arrest him are going behind South Korean Soldiers, not North Korean.
If you cant see correctly, just think, if he CROSSED border and got arrested by South Koreans, he must have crossed the border from North to the South.
He taught that his come back was welcomed like a VIP.
Voluntary Instant Prisoner.
I love how the soldiers just stand there completely unfazed 🤣
they were hoping for a north korean soldier to go to the border lmaoo
This is the best korea drama i have ever seen 😂😂😂
Me three
Me forth
Me fifth
Me seventh
Me ninth
The sort of thing you can only see at the DMZ!
Comments
What the fuck is the DMZ?
@@A_Goat Demilitarized Zone
I totally back south Korean move of arresting immediately when he crossed border. He could have brought some disease spreading pathogens inserted by N Korea in his body to widespread disease and cause emergency without knowing extent of pathogen can cause it's effect. Do understand situation then, it's not about breaching borders but about healthcare of your country
That’s not DMZ that’s panmunjom and dmz is a restricted area between south and north which is not owned by anyone
No Su Hui: "Oh boy they prepared a warm welcome back home, look how many people is crossing that line"
SK: "I'm gonna end this man's whole carreer"
POV: You're watching this this January 2, 2021
Same lol
@@pixelatedfox7655 owks
no
No
What just happened
A major propaganda win for North Koreans. They'll say that everyone in South Korea is manhandled in a similar manner like this man.
as they starve to death
@ThatguybradObviously North Korean citizens. They don't have any access to the outside world. Their only source for news is KCNA. So naturally they'll believe whatever is being shown to them.
@@wolfattack402000 Indeed. They think that it is being done for the benefit of the country. For them, everyone else is capitalist who wishes to destroy their beloved leader and country.
@ThatguybradThe NK elite is aware about the truth. But they don't want to do anything because that would result in loss of all the privileges they currently have. Not to mention about the cruel 3 generation punishment as well.
It wouldn't have mattered what the south Koreans did, the North would still spin it to their advantage and you know it.
Imagine one of the men who grabbed him was accidentally kicked off and crossed the border lol
Lol he'll be drag away immediately
Ww3 starts 🤣🤣
Imagine how stupid human beings are and having this line exist in their heads like wtf 😂😂😂😂
This line is just as fucking funny like in spongebob squarepants, where spongebob made a circle to be safe from the bear, but come on hahah this is reallife and they really make a line that decides between I kill you and I won’t do shit
LMAO instant karma
It would’ve been funny if he just turned around and said, Nah, I ain’t coming back.
Then the south korean intelligence guys reaction is faster than his brain
It would be way better for him, in all senses, honestly
That’s why the SK men were so quick and rough, to prevent that from happening
Me returning home after unauthorized trip to my friend's house.
1:28 "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind"
Neil Armstrong quoted
One small step for the Esketii
Lol. I don't think Neil Armstrong got tackled and arrested by a bunch of moon aliens but okay.
The fact that those military men kept staring at each other to see who made the first move is scary
And the american troops at the background probably just sweating.
You can see that reactions of the N.K. soldiers and how they were against the arrest, and think of trying to put the gun up but they cannot do it because of the fear of another World War.
The eye glasses used by the southkorean was intimidation to the north
American military in the background though 👀 it looks like South korea is a colony of usa
@@exokings8299 there’s barely any Americans living in korea…
For those people who didn't understand the thing (mostly)
The man is a South Korean and he went to North Korea in an unauthorised visit. (Yes the people waving flags are North Korean)
He promoted the idea of the reunification of Korea. He also opposed the president of South Korea who had a very bad outlook towards the North. He was arrested for the crime of breech of national security. The soldiers nabbing him are South Koreans.
Its common sense. No North Korean can escape so easily and he wouldn't want to go back in any circumstances whatsoever.
When you talk back to the teacher
North korea: classmates
South Korea: parents at home
Ant: *crosses border*
Guards:*carries it to prison*
pretty much
*Officer walks over*
“What are you doing soldier?”
“I’ve caught a spy sir!”
“... good job you will be granted an extra ration for the day.”
😂
South Korean Guards: "This ant smells like all power to the workers!"
What if the activist fell in the North Korean side while he was being dragged?
Yea, it would be really interesting to see how both sides react
The same question here.
No he would not, cuz i think he intentionally want to be in south korea and use that event as an excuse
Anubhav Aery
I think that happened once. It depends on how fast they would react. The first to get him to his side wins. If it keeps being a tie, a UN comission should be formed
Human tug of war
NORTH KOREA: Hey buddy, I'm the bad guy here.
SOUTH KOREA: Hold my beer.
IKR arresting criminals are such a bad crime smh 🤦♂️
@@KrHs__Sn czcams.com/video/ktE_3PrJZO0/video.html
czcams.com/video/2BO83Ig-E8E/video.html
@@KrHs__Sn South Koreans are brainwashed not North Koreans
@@kimilsung2608 wtffff
@@americantrucking6843 North Korea is the best Korea
That one kid: you forgot to give homework
Me and the boys as soon as the lunch break starts: 1:29
Look at NK and South Korean Soldiers face..
They are like: wtf?
1:36 anyone else thought the guy running from the stairs was going to drop kick him like they usually do in the Korean movies? Lmao
😂😂👌
Instead kicking he grab them legs real quick
2:03 that guy standing there like "what do I do"
Do not cross this line without permission.
Me as a kid :
:P
3:04 black men dancing with a coffin.
Yes
Lol
Lmao
😂😂lmao
did SK kill him ?
1:37 The way this dude ran in I thought he was abouta jump the guards asses💀😂😂
Can’t believe South Korea dont want to reunify
Mate hope you are joking.
Korea is One state and Pyongyang is our capital!! 🇰🇵🌍☝️
Finally someone who isn't a CIA bot
Did you hear *esskeetiit*1:30
Bun Kim An lmao i did
Bun Kim An who cares
hahahahaha
💀
Naphtali Exiled He cross to SK side, those people waving unification flags are NK
Lmao who uses rope to arrest people in the 21st Century?! 🤣🤣
a handcuff doesnt immobilize the criminal perfectly. the criminal can run away because his legs are not tied, but with a rope, you sre basically like a fish, on soil
@@lyh0619 lmao this old man can't even walk properly. What are you talking about??
@@mathematicish 4 people needed just to arrest him he's strong enough to resist.
@@chaengurimoguri5154 or they where weak, pretty embarrassing
S. Korea
Send Stone Cold Steve Austin over. He’d stun both sides
Who else was confused throughout the video?
he was screaming with joy 1:10
20 seconds after,
1:30 he was screaming for his life
How fast Life can be changed
That's why wise people say take your every step carefully.
GORILLA yo 😭💀💀💀💀
yeah but SK isn't NK. They wouldn't kill him for that while NK would have skinned him alive an fed him to the dogs
@@smithsunleashed Wrong. The activist would've been imprisoned and tortured by the NIS, the south Korean regime
@@smithsunleashedsay that with the Gwangju victim.
When you get in trouble and you dont want to go to the principal office:
u guessed it right XDXD
When your mom didn't see your brother hit you first....😂
LOL!!!!! :) :) :) :)
Lmao everyone (which are not Koreans) are saying that South Korea is “fascist”, and “not preserving human rights” without knowing any context to this. This whole video was filmed without any context given, it was made to just make people mad and to grab attention.
I hate when I learn about separation of Korea. It was very sad
2:07 was kinda heartbreaking to be honest.
Trevor Vallo He's a Communist scumbag anyways, so nobody in S.Korea felt bad for him.
@@James-qn3wi Either way, a he wants a United Korea, he doesnt seem to care about the political but only their cultural bond.
@@James-qn3wi no, the part where the bouquet of flowers were just left on the ground after a contentious circumstance. It's almost like watching a scene from a movie. But I get what you're saying.
Trevor Vallo I know exactly what you're talking about too.
I just put the fact because he's already executed from the South Korean Government.
You can watch the fim JSA,about underground friendship between S and N Korean soldiers
North Korean soldiers was like good thing I’m not from South Korea
Thank you for posting. If I ever need a good laugh I just come back here and go straight to 1:30
I don't understand anything in this video.
Why did they handle him so rough? Like that just makes them look evil in front of the North Koreans. Why didn't the MP's do it instead of those guys in suits, why didn't they just walk him out of sight first. And have they not heard of handcuffs in South Korea? lol
He made an unathotized trip to a hostile nation. They didn't want him to have the chance of running back across the DMZ where they couldn't arrest him so when they had the chance to they did it roughly to keep hold of him because if he escaped and ran back into North Korea the South Koreans wouldn't be able to do anything about it
MP is, as you know, military police. And this criminal guy is normal civilian, not a soldier. So it can be a problem if military police arrest civilian. I guess those suit guys might be men from NIS, National Intelligence Sevice. Similar with CIA of US. Mr. No violate the Korean law of national security, so NIS guy appeared JSA to take him.
@Dave Von Saunder Hahaha. Cuz I like it. XD
@@lkj098 Technically, no. Military police officers are government level agents allowing them the clearance to arrest civilians. The reason they did not move is for security purposes as they must always be watching the DMZ vigilantly just like the KK MPs you saw. The men in suits would be a form of homeland Security for their Nation and arrested him since their governmental branch is connected to the situation directly.
피자는도미노 military police CAN arrest civilians you stupid fucking idiot shut your non military ass up you dont know shit
I think the South Korean officials should have handled it more gentlemanly, instead of just nabbing the guy ugh.
It's so there isn't a chance of him running to the other side where they can't arrest him
They let him walk, people will say they are soft, most likely the demonstrators shown on the latter part of the clip. They nab him, then they are rough. Neither of the two scenarios will be non beneficial to them, so since the guy is a traitor, they chose the second option.
외국인들 존나 어이없네
국가허가도 없이 북한 입국하고 북한사람 접촉하면 국가보안법 위반이에요
한국법에 대해 알지도 못하면서 한국이 인권 탄압을 한다고 지랄을 한다
상황을 모르면 입닥치고 있어 외국인들아
외국에 은근 빨갱이들 많음ㅇㅇ
“Democracy” still have to been fully understood by western world.
Omg I literally thought they were burning him
No actally they got a stachue of him and put him in the coffin and said thats where you belong but he is realised now
David they did not
They put a stachue of him and burned the stachue of him and put the stachue in the coffin he went to jail for 4 years but he is now realised so he is at home in South Korea having a nice time
@DAVID XM stop making nonsense kid its not funny
@DAVID XM I think you should watch it again.
my dog, when I tell him that we're going to the park but actually we're going to the vet
My dog when i try to cut his nails
North Korean army: Hold back laughter😂
That was actually funny😂😂😂 who asked him to cross the border... Laws are laws
How ironic? When he crossed border to the North, he didn't even get arrested by the North authorities and maybe got a welcome party by the citizens.
@@firefirefire3277 so what?
@@mranonymous9622 South Korean government will never advocate unification that's why they arrest him. He could be a valuable asset for the relations between the two countries still at state of war but no, they arrested him horribly by tying him with rope around his body like a terrorist and worse, putting him inside a coffin-like box like who the fuck do that kind of arresting? And I thought American authorities are the worst at arresting people.
@@mranonymous9622 South Korean government will never advocate unification that's why they arrest him. He could be a valuable asset for the relations between the two countries still at state of war but no, they arrested him horribly by tying him with rope around his body like a terrorist and worse, putting him inside a coffin-like box like who the fuck do that kind of arresting? And I thought American authorities are the worst at arresting people.
@@firefirefire3277 What the hell?? You haven't seen arrests in other countries before??
from Mr. No to Mr. Nope real quick
DJ Stuart Philippines can’t wait to go from Philippines to Chinese State of the Philippines.
Thats rather insulting to the Free Nation :0
Then from mr. Nope, to mr. Rope
Korean chracter is 'Ro', but for some reason Southerners pronounced it as 'No'
New meaning to "Put em in a coffin"
I just realized this is filmed from the north korean side.....
From the south side too
Guy: I AM THE MESSIAH!
South Korea: well no.
Hahaha I was expecting him to be arrested with more dignity than getting carried away by 5 men. That was ridiculous.
This is what happens when you go outside to play with your friends without your parents permission..
When u go to the ganster in other side :v
2:55 "Go to Brazil" meme
3:04 Coffin dance memes reference
North korea b broadcasting this in 4K60 for everyone to watch 😂
This is the only time that a border guard has moved ever. 1:46
i had to rewind that like 4 times just to watch it again. That part was most interesting to me
Yes, the N.K. soldiers reacted a bit about the arrest, and acted in good manner again when they know that they already crossed the border to South Korea.
1:23 When you realise your mum is angry and you end up walking in the house.
Guy: don’t worry, I will liberate you.
N. Koreans: oh no, he gonna calibrate us.
1:30 at this point as you can see.the north korean official drag their officer to stay away from the line as to stay out of trouble.
Why did South Korea just snatch him like that?
Because he is a North Korean puppet !!!!
AHellReign South Korean law makes it illegal to go to North Korea unless you work for the South Korean government.
South Korean arrested him immediately when he crossed border cuz He could have brought some disease spreading pathogens inserted by N Korea in his body to widespread disease and cause emergency without knowing extent of pathogen can cause it's effect. Do understand situation then, it's not about breaching borders but about healthcare of your country
I think they wanted to let the south korean people know that unautorized trips to the north will not be tolerated.
RickyRisha410 fuckin hell mate wtf have u been smoking lmao cause I’d like a piece of that to forget everything you just said
Why are the NK guys just chanting and shouting slogans when on the SK side, everyone is just confused
These North Koreans with traditional clothing are shouting and waving the reunified Korean peninsula flag to make them look like the legit supporters of the reunification and the maintainers of the tradition. They always do that. It's a part of their propaganda. On the SK side, nobody is confused because the arrest was expected. Before crossing the line, the traitor said that he was going trial.
Shouting , please take me with you
@@mk4883 I'm sorry to say, but you are just too blind to argue with.
@@mk4883 Your perspective on this issue is frighteningly similar to NK's- and you are not being critical at all to their explanation of the situation in Korea.
It's now an undisputed fact that the Korean war was started by NK under the full approval of Stalin. The Rangoon assassination attempt, KAL858, Bombardment of Yeonpyeong, ROKS Cheonan - these are just a few examples of NK's provocations against SK. Many times it could have led to total war - but it didn't because SK didn't retaliate violently. Almost every gesture of peace and communication was first given from the South in these situations, and that peace was maintained until the next provocation from the North. It's a cycle that has been repeated for decades.
South Korea controls its entire military in times of peace. When there is war(I mean total war here, that has never happened since 1953) operations are controlled by the ROK-US Combined Forces Command. A US general cannot command anything unless it is approved by SK. This is mainly because 1. it is more convenient to have a unified command system, and 2. because the US has much advice to offer, since it has more expertise in combat. If the Korean president wishes to command the Korean troops himself, then that can also be done, and has been done once, as an expression of dissatisfaction against the US commanders during the Korean war.
I wouldn't say that SK has complete independence over its every political decisions, but it's worth having a nosy friend when you have an unpredictable nuclear-armed militaristic state as an enemy next door. That's the decision NATO members also made during the cold war.
@@mk4883 The only legitimate government that the UN admitted was the South. Rhee loved the US, but he was no puppet. He criticized the US many times and the US even considered getting rid of him
The NKs knew he would be immediately arrested once he crossed the border back into SK so they gave him that big farewell in order to make the SKs look heavy-handed when they immediately grab him.
For visiting North Korea without official sanction, the South Koreans will give him prison time.
If a North Korean did the same and decided to return, they'd be given a death sentence.
Some of those defectors who wanted to go back to the North (for they have seen how much more hell it is in the South), they didn't even made it to the border and instead, arrested by the South authorities for defection when in fact, they legitimately cannot be considered as South Korean citizens yet and thus, cannot be charged of defection (or so I heard that a North defector that defects into the South will automatically make him/her a South citizen the moment they step on the soil so it's like a booby trap for them to assure that they cannot return to the North and if they try to return to the North, the South authorities can just legally arrest them for defection)
Well it shows how humane south is.
To everyone who is watching this video and might think that he was just a poor guy and the SK government was too harsh,
He is an outright RED, and his past acts are full of deifying the Kim dynasty, which has always been heavily restricted by the National Security Law. He is not just an activist, but a pro-DPRK communist whose belief itself is a huge threat in a country that is still confronting a communist state. It might not matter unless he was a Korean, but as he IS a Korean, he had to be subdued and strictly punished.
Not arresting him just because the North Koreans might use the violence as a propaganda is not just worth it. In addition, most people from NK no longer believes the government's propaganda so it won't have a great effect anyway.
Is communism prohibited in South Korea?
@@nuraly78 Communism is widely unpopular
nuraly78 lol yeah like almost everywhere it is unpopular
@@breannakay9829 It's making a comeback in the west though, since democracy is failing. Social democracies are becoming the top countries now and the Americans are starting to sway too.
So not quite 100% freedom of speech in South Korea.
I respect the man for his principles but no way in hell I would do that
Me neither
1:35 An man was running like hero
2:09 It sounds like a bunch of chickens Screaming
1:52 in the corner as you can see the famous tourist attraction is the mega helmet
Boys: yo you tryna drink today?
You: naw man...i got homework to do.
Boys: Just come outside for a minute.
You: Alright.
*steps over the line* 1:29
One tiny borderline can make a huge difference; from a hero to an outlaw.
No one is gonna comment about the fact that they put him in a coffin???
Ikrrr
Not really a smart move to grab him like that right outside there in full view. They shoulvde just eacorted him into the building
Nah. He said in this video that he will never follow South Korean authority. He already abused South Korean national security 13 times.
2:07 they sound like chickens 🐓
Hahahaa so true xD
"Crossed the line" taken too literally
Korea should unify, but most of them have to agree to the method with which they would do that. Since more people live in the South, they have the upper hand. Even most North Koreans would probably prefer that the South's rules to be used.