North Koreans KNOW OF THE INTERNET !!

[Buraku]

From Songunblog
"It is a common misconception in the outs It is a common misconception in the outside world, fed with constant mindless US imperialist anti-DPRK propaganda drivel, that North Koreans do not have computers or even knowledge of the existence of the Internet.
This, of course, is complete nonsense and is disproved by the Dutch documentary "North Korea, A Day In The Life".
Please do not believe in US imperialist anti-DPRK propaganda but look at the facts."

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South Korean military officials fear the North may be making preparations for a second nuclear test. They claim to have observed activities today at the original testing site. Seoul is keeping a close watch on the movements of trucks and soldiers at the Punggye-ri site in the country's remote north-east.
http://news.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1597392006
One military official said: "It is clear there are movements at Punggye-ri after the previous nuclear test. "We are closely monitoring to see if these are preparations for a second nuclear test."


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfURt2_2TNA

[Tsuru]

I think you remember the photo essay from the Russian guy who went to the DPRK, so how exactly do we know this is not one of those "model" classrooms with "model" students who happen to be sons and daughters of high-ranking party officials?

I think you haven't seen the entire documentary because that is exactly what it said. Context is just as important as the 1-minute clip it refers to.

Here is the website of the Dutch TV channel that aired it back in 2004: Link
I'm afraid there is no way to watch this documentary online anymore. You can buy the DVD though

http://www.goldenmonkey.nl/index2.htm