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Well, that was unexpected. How is this even possible?
by Keyframe 10y ago
Well, that was unexpected. How is this even possible?
- snackai 10y agoLook in the comments of the computer store video, he is a Diplomat so he can "roam freely" as he puts it. Somewhat interesting anyway!
- Keyframe 10y agoYeah, I don't know what to believe. Anyways, streets that aren't littered with advertising is certainly an interesting sight!
- clubm8 10y ago>...streets that aren't littered with advertising is certainly an interesting sight! Personality cult propaganda doesn't count as "advertising"?
- genkaos 10y agohttps://youtu.be/A8T-kesKvC8 https://youtu.be/A8T-kesKvC8 "#NOTE: I am not a diplomat and didn’t work for embassy.#"
- 4ad 10y agoI am curious as well. I have no doubt that a small number of foreigners live and work in North Korea, move around freely without minders, and are allowed to have cameras and make videos, but how do they get the footage out? Even if they work at some university and have access to the internet, I very much doubt it's unrestricted like that. I am willing to believe some of them might smuggle it out, but this guy walks around and behaves like it's nobody's business.
- gambiting 10y agoI'd bet on the fact that if he has a gopro strapped to his chest, most people won't even know what it is.
- sangnoir 10y agoAny person on earth who is familiar with a camera can identify a gopro as one on first sight (rectangular parallelepiped + lens). Unless you're suggesting most North Koreans don't know what a camera looks like, your statement is likely false.
- ionised 10y agoNorth Koreans aren't idiots.