How one man escaped from a North Korean prison camp

How one man escaped from a North Korean prison camp. “The papers explained why his father’s family had been locked up in Camp 14. The unforgivable crime Shin’s father had committed was being the brother of two young men who had fled south during the Korean war. Shin’s crime was being his father’s son.” All statist roads lead to North Korea. Read it and weep. And we mean that literally.

This post was last modified on January 26, 2021

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  • North Korea is not a place for anyone. It is an horrible place for Christians and a horrible place for anyone who wants to use their minds. A lot of people were either sent to prison or punished for not crying enough or convincingly at the death of the last dictator. Like China entire families are imprisoned in order to prevent their ideas of freedom from being out there. It is a horrible place, it is could be hell on earth and if they get together with Iran we are in deep turd.

  • Barack Obama:

    "Hmmm, something else to add to my playbook."

    Coming soon to a Gulag near you!

  • Wow. All the tards who think North Korea is a people's paradise should read this. Of course they won't and they'll continue to be blissfully ignorant, until the day it happens here, then they'll be all surprised.