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🚀 How can North Korea fund nuclear weapons while its people are starving to death?

☠️ Why are its people in death camps?

💊 What about the superdollars and hackers?

🏃🏽‍♂️ Why over half of its refugees return?

🤓 Why Kim Jong-Un and Trump have a bromance?

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NK concentration camps: people starve to death, exposed to poison experiments, tortured and forced to watch public executions.

Suicide is not an option, the remaining family will get punished.

"Kwan-li-so" are children burdened with the faith of dying in the camps.

Abuse, starvation and worked to death is a regularity. The only intention is to use them until they collapse and died.

Guards routinely rape female prisoners. Female prisoner becomes pregnant? You guessed it: involuntary abortion

There are volunteers trying to find the camps on Google maps. They write reports and analyse them: freekorea.us/camps/

How does NK finance nuclear weapons costing Billions?

Room 39 is a secretive entity responsible for creating fake "superdollars",
drugs (heroin, amphetamines, viagra, etc), International fraud and runs a network of companies.

Room 39 is rumoured to be the main artery for funding Nuclear weapons.

As many as 60,000 North Koreans are working in more than 50 countries, according to estimates by South Korea’s foreign ministry.

Source: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Including 130 restaurants in Holland, Scotland, SEA, China, Mongolia, Nepal, Vietnam and more.

NK restaurants abroad:
washingtonpost.com/news/worldview…

The “super dollar,” a faultless counterfeit hundred- dollar bill was of such high quality that it's virtually impossible to detect. They incorporated American cotton and linen with high-precision micro-printed features. They were capable of fooling built-in counterfeit...

...technologies of slot machines in the casinos of Las Vegas. North-Korea would sell these bills into the Chinese and Russian black market.

North-Korean hackers succeeded in stealing over 1 billion dollars from the New York federal reserve.

They hacked into South Korea’s military computer networks and even stole war plans.

One of their biggest cyber operations was a ransomware attack that disabled hundreds of thousands of computers. Among those were even the Britain National health service.

fastcompany.com/40525120/north…

"Word on the street" from former NK smuggler: when Kim Jong-Il discovered chemists in Hamhung were responsible for ICE, he would send them to camps. That would destroy the field of chemistry, so he forgave them& decided Ice would be called a "strong antibiotic."

With the government’s blessing, the drug spread.

src:foreignpolicy.com/2013/11/21/ins…

According to NK-specialist BR Myers over 50% of NK's bribe themselves back into the country. This is due to their worldview: an innocent race that needs parental guidance in order for them to care and act freely.



and more reasons: theguardian.com/world/2018/apr…

The "beauty" of Kim Jong-un is no accident. Portrayed as paternal leader of NK. His big cheeks, tummy and non-patriarchic looks are great for memes, but they serve as image as a paternal leader (not excluding cosmetic surgery)

From BR Myers great talk @

Nothing is an accident: his looks, smiles, waves on media, etc.

But this is only to be expected, look at Trump's weirdly oranged colored face change back to normal during his presidency campaign.

Why does North-Korea have nuclear weapons?

They aren't the "evil guys". They don't have any other choice but military strength. It's their last measure to deal with sanctions and Kim Jong-un is carrying the military torch, as general.

I researched these facts and rumors and mixed them into my new fiction book called titled Shinbyeong. Shinbyeong is now for sale with a 50% discount as pre-order.

👉🏾 shinbyeong.com