It might not get weirder than this

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[chessplayer]

Disclaimer: I am a North Korea amateur and can only share what it's like to be part of a NK-bound delegation. Straightforward trip report here: no discussion of meeting details or intentions--just some informal observations.

[WKUHilltopper]

Sounds like a great place for Piers Morgan to relocate.

[this_ol_patriot]

Reminds me of the movie “Gattaca” which was surprisingly anti-progressive for something from Hollywood.

[DH]

What is weirder to me is that they have been able to sustain it for years.

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There are two main ingredients required:

(1) Brainwash the children until they are adults.
(2) Brainwash the adults for the rest of their life.

See, it’s easy. As a matter of fact we have brainwashing facilities right here in America. It’s the educational system and main stream media.

[BBell]

Epic journalism.... the fear and the anxiety and the balls.

And these guys are not even journalist. The so called college indoctrinated "journalist" would have probably done a puff piece. On top of it these guys are Canadian.

[a fool in paradise]

Ted Turner, communist sympathist/entrepreneur, was also allowed to visit North Korea once. I remember his words were something like "I didn't see any starving peopole, they just looked a little thin".

In America, I don't see starving people (except for the mentally deranged who are homeless drug addicts by choice). In fact, the low income families look pretty obese to me.

[bigheadfred]

I just figured that at some point they should start running out of people.