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In reply to the discussion: South Korean to Airdrop The Interview in North [View all]davidpdx
(22,000 posts)39. Actually you would be surprised how many have TVs and DVDs
Many of the portable DVD players are smuggled in from China on the blackmarket. The electricity they can't do much about given that shortages occur often. I have also read that North Koreans trade and loan DVDs with each other as well.
There are many white papers that have been published about the situation there that provide information like this directly from refugees.
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But information is getting into North Korea which is going to be the impetus for change
davidpdx
Dec 2014
#6
The one about not eliminating waste isn't a myth. Looks ready to explode like an outhouse.
freshwest
Dec 2014
#19
Two foreign countries don't need Congressional approval to declare war on one another. (nt)
Posteritatis
Dec 2014
#26
Yeah what was Charlie Chaplin thinking when he made "The Great Dictator"?! lol
EX500rider
Dec 2014
#25
Unfortunately the citizens are so brainwashed and afraid that that is unlikely to happen
Marrah_G
Jan 2015
#42
DVD's will be bootlegged & resold to the perpetual comsumers of the USA.
misterhighwasted
Dec 2014
#29