>Jew
>"Red-pill me on x"

Time to go visit the board rules thread!

>>70185296
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2016/04/07/north-korea-prepping-large-caliber-rocket-launch-system-south-korea-says.html

>>70185457
>(with no extra content or input of your own)
I made specific questions.

>>70185296
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4hLctBvojE

https://youtu.be/5xs--To414I
https://youtu.be/CKRidQJQLrs
^watch those 2 videos and get back to me^

>>70185296
NK is the most successfull communist government... need to say more?

>>70185677
3* videos

If they ditched the commie stuff and went a bit more National Socialist or even Moarchist they'd do much better.

Mixed-state as opposed to what they have now and have had although they do seem to be opening up the market a bit.

>>70185486
He's always making threats, he better watch out when the Don comes to power.
>>70185677
Actually I've watched the first one. Everything looks so quiet for a capital, which makes it look kind of unnerving. Besides, it's weird to see a city with no ads. It's like a tense type of calm, if you know what I mean.

>>70185698
Successful as in succeeding in establishing a brutal regime or successful as in good? The former makes sense, but commies might think the latter (although they'd never go live there).

>>70185296
By the way, I'm asking about their local policies, not their peace menacing threats.

>>70186132
#2 vid is very good, #3 is just fun

>>70186123
Kind of like China you mean?

>>70186472
Thanks, will check them.

Seems like they are more active this year than normal. They could be the sleeper ww3 starter.

they live off welfare cause for other countries its still cheaper to give them shit than have them collapse or goto war with them.


their consistent threats are basically just outcries for more aid.

beyond that, those in the inner circle are okay off and their job is basically keeping those in the outer circle suppressed.

i dont believe the majority of them are in an ignorantly blissful state. koreans are not niggers.

>>70186579
Asegurese de que usted hace, ellos son buenos videos. la segunda es un documental.

>>70186486
Kind of.

A big issue is the fact that they, and their few allies, aren't working together as well as they ought to.

North Korea could easily find allies, if even only allies in an economic sense but there doesn't seem to be much focus on foreign relations.

Like how Hitler could have worked with Ukrainians/Russians etc but his idealogy got in the way.

Same thing with the North Koreans. They could actually be quite the little power house but, alas...

>>70186963
>RT though
Is it kind of biased?

>>70186647
You think they would? I don't know. I think they're marking territory, it'd be disastrous to start a war. Who would back them? It'd be suicidal. But I'm not an expert on geopolitics so I might be wrong.
>>70186851
Like I told the other guy, wouldn't it be kind of stupid for them to start a war? Isn't South Korea alone in better shape?

>>70187300
mas o meno, pero donde usted encontrará un video verdaderamente imparcial?

>>70186984
Speaking of China, how do they get along with them? Do you think in case of a war China would side with them? What about Russia?

https://youtu.be/OtuFaEy4jzE

>>70187553
It's interesting. On one hand China has a lot of use for North Korea but on the other hand they are a bit, not sure what the right term is, but I guess, sick of them.

That's partly what I was getting at before. There's a number of states which are 'out of the loop', states which are considered rogue.

North Korea
Syria
Iran

There's a few others, and there used to be more (Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya) but these nations aren't working together as well as they could.

A large part of the reason is because of the idealogies of these various states. Sometimes it works out better in the long run to work with someone you dislike or someone you disagree with as opposed to trying to wear the big boy pants when you're too small for them.