Posted on 06/14/2018 9:09:37 AM PDT by caww
LOL!! I turned the volume up. Cripes, that is a woman! LOL. And I just figured out how to turn on English translate on. In the opening: “Do not eat foreigners”?? LOLOLOL!! I knew they were starving but didn’t know it was that bad!!
Google Translate of the head article commentary on Youtube.
Chosun Central TV aired a documentary film detailing the whole process of the 6.12 South-North summit today.
The documentary was broadcast under the title of “Dear Kim Jong Eun, the dear leader, with the United States President, and the first seasonal reunion with President Kim Jong Il was held.”
In a documentary film, North Korea’s Central Television has released a video of Kim Jong Eun, chairman of the National Assembly, who visited Singapore from October 10 to 12 for the North American summit.
In particular, during the North American summit meeting held on December 12, when the first meeting of Chairman Kim Jong Eun and President Donald Trump, the announcer said, “This past moment of hostility and distrust is over and the future of dialogue and cooperation begins. I watched him, “he said in a quivering voice.
Chosun Central TV edited the arrival and departure of Singapore from Pyongyang International Airport, the North American summit, and the return to Pyongyang in chronological order.
Previously, Chosun Central TV aired a documentary film detailing the whole process even during the South-North summit on April 27th.
For more information, see the video.
(Composition: editor C, video: North Korean Central TV, video editing: Kim Bo Hee)
The focus has been on US/NORKO relations.
What has been happening off stage between government and more importantly business in the south that might be anticipating change?
How is it that you were able to get it to show English?
You understand China's ‘grip’ on N.Korea was broken because Trump offered to help.....now China has to rethink how to retain some degree of control and influence. TrumPs made it clear China, S Korea and Japan will be who these economic things ‘turn on’ and their mutual cooperation, but the US will do the denuclearizing.
Excellent quotes ! I would now like to see an understandable translation.
What I gathered was that “youngun” was impressed with the wealth, prosperity on Singapore, as well as it’s beauty. He loved the pictures controlled environment of the gardens where they grew exotic plants not native to Singapore.
He was impressed with the Auto industry, and would like to develop industries in his country.
He respected that he was treated as an equal so the meetings were without slights or insults. He approached the meetings with honesty and transparency, and seeks to make big improvements in NK. Improvements in food quality top the list, and jobs for the people.
He was conscious of the tension from the past and was worried it might impact the meetings taking place as well as future negotiations.
He fully intends to denuclearize NK.
It wasn’t easy to grasp it all, especially with the interesting translation from Korean to English, but I did the best I could, and hope it’s essentially accurate.
One would expect Kim to have VHS. It would look good if he patronized Sony Betamax...
Man, Korean is one.... funny sounding language. If I were in my younger days me and my buds would be smoking a fatty and laughing our asses off at this babe.
They’ll be gone before there are a lot of Westerners visiting.
Kims only been at this for 6 years......his chef, who he was close with finally defected and had much to say when he noticed Kim was not going to be like his father. It was two years in when Kim gave his speech to the koreans the econovic situation in the country was going to be the leaderships focus.......but he learned he could not do so without outside help. Unfortunately the ‘old team’ was still calling too many shots...as was said at the summit...”these were overcome”...and it took taking out 3 generals and more along the way.
When I turn on subtitles, it shows in Korean, which I can’t read. How do I change it to show English?
The announcer is old school N.Korea....and the big city screens are also showing this..not just the TV’s.
Hard pill to swallow that the rest of the world isn’t the way Kims dad said it was.
The music is also a huge change behind that video.......usually there’s that high pitched twang stuff going on. So this was part of why I knew this wasn’t all of N.Korea’s doing, China was surely a part of this video as they have a huge extensive video campaign team working throughout the world to push the belt and road project. This reminds me of those videos.
Translation from the video description:
Published on Jun 14, 2018
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un reported on the North American summit of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and US President Trump during the 40-minute video of North Korean state-run broadcaster Chosun Central TV today.
Chosun Central TV aired a documentary film detailing the whole process of the 6.12 South-North summit today.
The documentary was broadcast under the title of “Dear Kim Jong Eun, the dear leader, with the United States President, and the first seasonal reunion with President Kim Jong Il was held.”
In a documentary film, North Korea’s Central Television has released a video of Kim Jong Eun, chairman of the National Assembly, who visited Singapore from October 10 to 12 for the North American summit.
In particular, during the North American summit meeting held on December 12, when the first meeting of Chairman Kim Jong Eun and President Donald Trump, the announcer said, “This past moment of hostility and distrust is over and the future of dialogue and cooperation begins. I watched him, “he said in a quivering voice.
Chosun Central TV edited the arrival and departure of Singapore from Pyongyang International Airport, the North American summit, and the return to Pyongyang in chronological order.
Previously, Chosun Central TV aired a documentary film detailing the whole process even during the South-North summit on April 27th.
For more information, see the video.
(Composition: editor C, video: North Korean Central TV, video editing: Kim Bo Hee)
bflv
Why does the propaganda from North Korea seem more accurate, than what we see from CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, etc.?
There are massive moving parts in this effort to bring Kim and N.Korea into this century. For years groups have worked at what it would take and tweaking those plans along the way to suit the times.... (Though I doubt Obama did anything at all). These will be ‘seen’ when the time comes.
There are serious up front situations that have to be addressed......the military unity with the south as has begun today.....and the issue of the work/production It’s a camps and gulogs.....those people have to have food and the torture stopped.
It’s a very challenging and difficult balancing act which many nations will be a pat of to stabilize the country. Franklin’s Graham groups are already there and have been for years...they know their way around and will be quite helpful when teams need to go in. The UN will also distribute food and the right people put in charge to do that so it gets to where it’s suppose to go . These are just a very few issues they will be dealing with.
And again the N.Koreans are hard workers but too few experienced with modern day machinery etc. So people on the outside will have to be willing to go in and help..that’s where Japan, china and s Korea come in........for Americans to show up in nuVbers ‘early on’ would not be safe for them.
So how do the starving Nork people not look at the splendor of Singapore and say Daaaaaaaang, we’ve been hosed all these years.
I just kinda lucked into it and kept clicking on “sub titles” until I finally found an English option.
As a translator, it’s pretty useless...the nonsensical reading and translations are pretty funny.
As I mentioned earlier, one of the first sentences translated was “Do not eat foreigners”. LOL The rest of the flick is just pure comedy.
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