Why North Koreans were Shocked by the U.S. Military I Dimple Compilation
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- čas přidán 15. 06. 2024
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00:00 What shocked a former North Korean spy when he met the CIA
08:55 North Korean soldiers react to The Most Deadliest Weapon on US Military Forces
17:19 North Korean Soldier Reacts To 5 Reasons You Shouldn't Mess Up With The USA
24:37 North Korean Veteran reacts to American Military Parade
Lots of Americans are concerned for those living in North Korea. I'm glad you got away and hope you are able to live out your dream of returning to the US.
It’s funny how they worry about us militarily and we just worry about their people
Definitely isn’t true, no one thinks of north Koreans bro wtf 😂 who is talking about that?
@@Trippyisop pffft
Yeah I don’t give af about North Korea. They are irrelevant to most Americans
@@Trippyisop Then why are you here?
And the thing is: the vast majority of Americans just want the North Korean people to be free. We don’t want to rule them, we just want to help them have freedom.
Right but they've been brainwashed into like a religious cult....even if we were to go in there and do like they think we are ....it would be like killing their God and we would catch hell from their people
I feel so bad that the people of North Korea suffer so much due to the selfishness of their leaders. My heart breaks when I see some of the videos from there. You who have made it out of there are truly courageous and I admire your bravery. Total respect to you with love and friendship.
I like how he immediately stops the video at 22:16, cause he's afraid of giving out military secrets. Not knowing this is public knowledge, bro is still a soldier to the core I respect that.
Come back to America and become an American citizen!! We want good people like you in our country. If you have any family, friends, bring them too!! Good people are always welcome here!! We'd love to have you as our good friend and neighbor. 😎🇺🇸
I'm so sad for the people in North Korea, it sounds like a horrible place. My dad was a POW guard during the Korean War. Many people fled from North Korea to the South during the war.
My dad wanted to adopt a young boy that ended up being a 'camp boy' that helped tidy and washed clothing for the soldiers. On return they were given food, clothing and a place to sleep that was in the soldiers tents. The soldiers mostly were happy to have them around because they missed their families, and they would teach them games like American baseball. They found one young boy's mom on the mainland, but couldn't find any family of the other boy. My dad wanted to take him to America, but my dad's first wife said no even though she couldn't have kids. All the kids that hung around watched cowboy movies that were shown in the camp, and they were given sodas and popcorn to snack on while they watched. Even if they didn't understand a word, they were excited all the same. The adults would get as close as they could to watch the movies as well. It seemed like watching movies was the delight of their lives... something that Americans take for granted.
My dad finally found and older couple that would take him on as their 'grandson'. My dad bought canned food, clothing, and school supplies to help the couple out. The boy was delighted to have 'grandparents', and they were delighted to have him. My dad would visit and the boy would show him his schoolwork and the soldiers were teaching him English. I even have pictures of him that my dad took. I hope the boy had a long and happy life!
The young man in the sage green shirt seems like he is wise beyond his years. I hope he gets the chance to go to school now that he is in South Korea.
I'm glad you shared that. We can never hear too much about kindness in our world.
❤️ That's, American Patriotism at its finest. Prayers of thanks for your father's generously noble Service🙏🏼🗽🙏🏼
Yeonmi Park has opened the eyes of many Americans to the dire lives of those oppressed in North Korea. One day I hope they will be free, fed and warm.
I enjoy hearing from these intelligent people and hearing their stories of salvation
We all hope and pray for peace.....🙏🙏
Yes, indeed. Praise God.
From what I’ve seen, most Americans have a deep concern for the citizens of NK and we all hope and wish to be able to help them. It’s wonderful to me that SK accepts any refugee as an immediate citizen. And I would gladly welcome them as well!
"they depict las vagas as a corrupt kingdom of gamblers" well i mean there not far off 😅
it's basically made for you to stay and spend all your money while everything being overpriced
But they have shows....
you can get by on less there than most cities, you just have to get off the strip.
Yes, but the nice thing about it is that you don't have to go there if you don't want to.
true, but its far less on the gambling side these days. Vegas has geared to entice the whole party/family to come, not just the gambler. Clubs, Restaurants, Shows, tours, activities, spas, relaxation, etc. They make most of their money on food and beverage.
Don’t forget about large buffet’s 🥘
The guy on the left in the second interview has a better grasp of physics than I would have assumed for a NK soldier. Smart dude.
its a fascinating nation, its only recently that theyve been pinned down under this ridiculous regime. if it wasnt for the war and the kims theyd be just as advanced as south korea
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Keeping people poor is the oldest form of slavery. Keeping them unarmed is ownership.
I'm greatfull my ancestors gave me the 2nd A..
Our hearts go out to the North Korean people. They deserve to live their lives in peace. No human should be treated as the government treats them.
As an American, I find it satisfying and reassuring when North Koreans look at the US military and see just how powerful it actually, and when they look at US culture and see that it’s exact opposite of what they were taught in North Korea. As he said, in North Korea, Americans are seen as barbarians, but what North Korea and really most of the world don’t see is that when the US goes to war, the military does what it can to minimize civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure. Something that is overlooked most of the time with our war in Iraq and Afghanistan is that the military actually to better infrastructure of the 2 and actually help the people. That’s actually a weakness of ours, our military tries to help countries and avoid civilian casualties, but we keep fighting people who exploit that. But one strength our military has that would shock the world if everyone looked at it is our logistics. And not just logistics for fighting a war, but also logistics for providing aid to civilians that need it, logistics to bring in supplies to rebuild. My uncle was in Iraq with the Marine Corps, and he told me a story how he was at a base that was within view of an apartment building. On a frequent basis, US artillery would have to level that building because Iraqi snipers kept using it to shoot inside the base, and US combat engineers had to keep rebuilding it.
I'm not American. I always say, the world is lucky that America is not as bloodthirsty as it could be. I'm far from an American ass kisser, but as I grow older, the more I realize how incredibly kind, generous, and good Americans generally are. That despite all the flaws, America is still a light in this world.
@@leechrec Even if we're assholes half the time, it's kind of a byproduct of being literally two faced. I personally hope that my Country does what it's supposed to do, uphold the freedoms of everyone everywhere. But at the same time, we tend to do stupid shit. Like housing prisoners AND torturing them in their own country. Or, going to war for almost no reason at all really. Saddam Hussein was an Autocratic prick, but there were no WMD's in Iraq. It's just so fucking frustrating. And our bloated government is not helping things domestically that much either, but at least we're not fucking Nazi's or Communist's. Even if some people some how feel like either of those things is a good idea.
@@leechrec The US was born a nation that had to overcome the greatest imperial power the world had ever seen to that point at great cost to achieve independence. That is firmly fixed in the history of the nation. Pressure from the US government was one of the most significant factors in the decolonization of India and most African nations. The reasoning behind it was simply "We were a colony. We don't like colonizers. If you want any help, grant them independence without war".
Im very happy and grateful that you were given the opportunity to know us (Americans) by your own firsthand experience (rather than rumors & negative propaganda informing your opinions!) and even more glad that you felt the genuine concern and empathy that the majority of us feel for what North Koreans are being forced to endure! Dont get me wrong..we have our fair shar6e of ignorant, hateful & prejudiced people (While I'm American, Im also of Russian and Israeli descent (with a bi-racial son!) So even I (WE!) experience some racism occasionally, as a general rule, Americans are good people who want good things for everyone. You are most welcomed here, and Im grateful you were able to get a better life for yourself and your family...the one you DESERVED right from the start!❤
old military secrets, but sometimes peace through understanding of consequences is good. No lives lost
The USA should invite the North Koreans to march in the Rose Bowl parade.
love these videos so much! thank you for sharing their stories always!♥♥
What a great interview. Let him come to America. We can talk to North Korea and trade all the Americans who love North Korea for citizens there who want to be here.
"all the Americans who love North Korea?" We must move in really different crowds. Even when I frequented seriously left wing political doings, I can't recall anyone expressing love for North Korea. Sympathy for the deluded, misled, and oppressed population, but not love for North Korea.
I dont think your leader will ever accept peace with us. He is too arrogant and proud. But I agree, we should try.
You might show the young lady a video of the U.S.M.C.Silent Drill Platoon (Preferably an indoor one like one at Gallatin H.S.) as she seemed to enjoy the marching.
I feel badly for the people in North Korea. Most American people would help them however they could. I'm happy that these people were able to get out and I respect their strength and resilience. I'm sorry that freedom cost them their homes and loved ones. One day, ...
You should show kim a video about the tomb of the unknown soldier. I think she would appreciate it.
Americans can not imagine what life is like, in many countries of the World...America has problems, however, we still have hope, and changes always come..
The female soldier actually made me cry...no one should be treated so terribly!! 😢 Im so glad you are gone from there!❤
What Brave Amazing People😭👊
Everyone should be concerned not just North Korea
Love the bad info in the video. The torpedo being fired in the video is either a Mk-46 or Mk-50, not a Mk-48. A Mk-48 torpedo is a submarine-fired weapon and cannot be fired from surface ships as shown in the video.
As a Torpedoman, made the same comment.
The economy of North Korea is about $25 billion a year. The economy of the U.S. is $27 trillion a year.
The math itself answers all questions.
I got a chuckle when the first guy said N. Korean vets told stories about how "Americans are Barbaric! We would gouge their eyes out with our bare hands!"
Ya,,, stories.....
@@ironworkerfxr7105 just the irony in that statement alone...
We want nothing but peace and prosperity for your country. We want safe and happy children with full bellies playing in their yards without fear. We want for you to be a part of the world at full potential to be whatever the people actually want to be. Truly.
Please make a video " THE NORTH KOREANS Defector React RUSSO - UKRAINIAN WAR 2022 ". It seems fun
The sad thing is, people who are given so much freedom and privilege don't know how lucky they are.
Freedom is for the rich and those who don't know any better. My people are still on a reservation, which is designated as a prison camp for undesirables and renegade Indians. We don't have social security numbers like you but prison identification numbers. How's that for fucking freedom?
That’s not a MK48 torpedo. Those are launched from submarines. They are 21’ long. That was a surface vessel torpedo, either a mk46, 50, or 54 depending when this video was shot.
The single button is a publicity stunt. It takes over 5 phone calls and coded messages to be able to launch an ICBM.
Hopefully one day North Korea will be a free state. Unfortunately the cycle of successful continued family dictatorships has continued through 3 generations. Look how far the South has come since the war. No reason why the people of the north cannot build a much better society if freedom occurs. Realistically they have to attain that for themselves.
All life matters. It doesn't matter race religion or creed. To have empathy for your fellow humans is ingrained in our cultural identity. At the moment we are defining it. After November 2024 the world will know the identity of the American people.
Someone should show them Seal team qualifications, Seal team 6 and Delta operations. How fast and advanced they are.
Nice❤
Amazing what free people can accomplish.
Ya,,, we won't be free here anymore.... a slave to biden nomics.🎉
Keep people afraid and ignorant,works every time.
North Korea is stuck in a time warp, kind of the way Cuba is stuck in time as well. Kind of like international equivalents of the Amish only not as peaceful. They are going to wake up from their coma one day and see a world they can’t relate to.
this blows my mind.
He talks so fast 😅 I think this is the first video that I’ve actually had to slow down to understand 😂
I think it is because we have already received too much information and are tired of the reality of North Korea and the government. That's why.
So it appears that way, but many displaced people, and at least the government, still pay attention on it.
You are right.
As a South Korean, I have heard about the consistent reality of North Korea for 40 years, so I have no feelings no matter what I hear.
North Korea is no longer the same brother as South Korea.
Just because we are of the same race doesn't mean we are brothers.
Not 3 times the WW II atomic bombs. More like 30 times.
God bless these people who yearn to breathe free…
50 years ago, I was in the US Air Force signals intelligence command. We had a teletype machine tuned to the North Korean news service and it was insane what they transmitted. Stuff like: “the American imperialist criminals and their running-dog Japanese lackeys were sent running by the brave sailors of the People’s Navy today…”
You could easily tell where South Korea ended and North Korea began simply by looking at a satellite photo of the peninsula at night. The North Korean part was completely dark at night, while the South Korean part was lit up like a Christmas tree. It was hard to tell where North Korea ended and the ocean began.
The Pueblo was a spy ship - it was not equipped to fight as vigorously as a regular ship. That is why they were able to capture it when it accidentally strayed into NK waters over 50 years ago. Its job was to pretend to be invisible and just listen to our opponent’s communications.
1:01- That interesting, the US is who helped Korea get their lands back from the Japanese during WW2, the US then could have taken Korea if they wanted, but choose to allow it to have its independence. That’s what makes then moving towards Russia following WW2 so odd, but the Russians did offer a lot of money lol.
As a Korean, it was a huge luck for Korea.
I probably wouldn't have complained even if Korea became a state of the United States.
It was fortunate that South Korea had an alliance with the United States.
I think the 3rd guy was just really hungry.
Bro I swear the railgun was in testing with huge ass platforms less than a year ago, now there in the navy? how?!
*they're
The thing that always amazes me about North Korea is that it shouldn't work (by our Western perspective) but it does. It just keeps going like a monstrous Energizer bunny.
North Korea should merge with South Korea, and just adopt South Korea’s entire way of life.
Hah, glad he mentioned the air quality in the US. I used to live in China (Beijing, so relatively close to the Korean peninsula). Americans have no idea just how good their air quality is. Even in the biggest city, New York, this is better air quality than a lot of places in East Asia. Obviously, it's not _optimal_ so the scientists will still complain about XYZ, but compared to elsewhere... the air quality in the US is great.
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You should have your content Translate. It's hard to keep up with the Close caption and watch the video at the same time
Everyone: "WE HATE AMERICA!"
Also Everyone: "PLEASE HELP US AMERICA!"
The vast majority of Americans would also prefer a Peace Agreement and Human Rights/Freedom for all North Koreans except those at the top.
Conquering North Korea is very doable for South Korea and the US now. The issue is that it's not worth the cost.
South Korea is a wealthy commercial nation, so taking care of North Korea after winning the war will burden the South Korean economy by too much.
So SK choose to just let NK decline by itself.
Forcibly reuniting the Koreas would also provoke China.
I wish you had included specific information on how we could help....
and this will continue for 200 years? no I don't think so...
465 kt is 31 times the power of Little Boy.
Omg the subtitles go so fast I can't read them. I might be a bit slow bot just can't keep up. love hearing the stories
Don't forget about the F16 pilot that shoot down a satellite 🛰 in 1985!
Why are those North Koreans not is North Korea? I don’t get it.
the most truthfull thing the north koreans said wasa las vegas was full of bad gamblers
Wow….
Since they have issues being accepted in S. Korea,why dont we offer a program to bringing them here to the U.S.? I'm not usually one for encouragng any additional immigration, but they seem like the kind of immigrants we could actually use here.
unfortunately due the current rise in racism/anti immigrant statements I'm worried they'd be treated very poorly.
@@Minimissmaimai we are not anti immigrant. We are anti illegal immigrant. There is a difference.
@@Minimissmaimai The only rising racism I have noticed has been anti white sentiments among far leftist groups trying to bring back communism.
@@jonathonfrazier6622 have you heard the rhetoric around all immigrants? Legal and illegal? It’s horrifying. Be for real now.
@@jonathonfrazier6622 what that difference I'm not trying to sound like a asshole I'm just confused can you please go into detail
The same bf that Russian teachers said to their students
The amount of times that I've wanted to hug all of these people for their hardships is just.. ugh. I hate NK's leaders.
Also, as far as I know, the US military defends our country instead of going out of their way to destroy others. Our military are our "protectors", if anything.
I lived in South Korea for 17 years and speak Korean quite well. North Koreans speak with a strange accent and use an old vocabulary, some of which I have never heard. This guy uses perfect Seoul dialect and accent. I don’t believe he is really from North Korea.
Who are you talking about??
North Korean defectors who appear in interviews are famous ones who have already appeared on South Korean television frequently.
The second group uses a nearly perfect Seoul accent. But it still has a North Korean accent.
None of those people have a Busan accent.
I'm a South Korean and I've lived in South Korea for more than 40 years.
Do you want to believe that the interview was a hoax? Then you can believe that. But there is no Busan dialect.
You are similar to North Koreans.
In terms of being deceived by what they believe they know.
This man knows more about our satellites imaging than most Americans do until Trump tweeted that failed launch photo.
Bush league realizing what the professional league is.
The seem suspiciously not North Korean... as do all their other videos... The accents sound like they're just trying to do some country version of the Seoul accent. Could be wrong though I wasn't born there.
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Please stop censoring. I really respect Kim.
You and Trump.
@@mikephalen3162 I didn't mention Trump. My favorite is Putin. So much patience and intelligence. 🙏
NK is just a pain in the ass. The US would prefer that Korea unify and prosper as a country and get along with the rest of the world. We really would prefer that everything was peaceful and fair but there are some shit head countries out there, like China, Iran, Russia, to name a few. So practically we have to deal with them because none of their neighbors are actually strong enough.
Are these people come from North Korea? How did they escape from their tyrant country? 🤔
They usually escape through the border with China. There are also professional brokers who help them escape.
In such a case, it takes months at least and years at most.
However, among the second young men, the young man wearing sunglasses escaped through the armistice line while serving in the military.
He took advantage of a brief break in the high-voltage line due to the typhoon.
So it took just one day.
Hundreds of people are escaping a year.
Not included here. When asked about the Democratic Party and Biden he said "It reminds me of North Korea and our government there..."
Americans are so naive.
There are many South Koreans who agree with North Korea's position.
It's so stupid.
LOL... so the amerikans managed to entice (or coerce) a disgruntled North Korean from his country, handed him a script to parrot ...
We're almost impressed.
Almost.
🤣🤣🤣
Ask yourself this, if you were such an unstoppable army…. Then why did it take 300,000 Chinese troops to fight your way to a cease fire? Korean troops were a non existent force after the Inchon landing. Facts children facts
Dude, quit being an ah. North Korea's citizens - including its soldiers - are shielded from historical facts. So if you have no other (factual) point of reference, and you're cut off from information sources why wouldn't you believe what you are told?
You seem arrogant and myopic.
DPRK has it's alt facts. History is always warped by the ones who want it to be desirable to their own message.
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