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Based on their spelling of “armoury” they don’t seem to be American. As far as I’m aware, the only country that forbids travel to NK is America.
by freehunter 7y ago
Based on their spelling of “armoury” they don’t seem to be American. As far as I’m aware, the only country that forbids travel to NK is America.
- TurkishPoptart 7y agoI imagine the DPRK classifies all Americans and Europeans as simply "Western imperialist dogs", or something like that. The last thing I'd be worried about when planning a trip to Pyongyang is whether the US is cool with it. I would go to nearly any other country than go to North Korea. Just doesn't seem worth it. Wouldn't feel right putting my tourist $$$ directly in the pocket of the fascist Kim regime, for that.
- vkou 7y ago> I imagine the DPRK classifies all Americans and Europeans as simply "Western imperialist dogs", or something like that. They classify them as people that will pay good money to be taken on a Disneyland tour through their Potemkin villages.
- EliRivers 7y agoI went in 2012; all the villages I saw exhibited poverty, failing and non-existent infrastructure, evidence of food scarcity and some interesting evidence of long-term solid fuel shortages. That said, we didn't specifically visit them. Drove by and through
- vkou 7y agoYou weren't supposed to look at the literal villages, you were supposed to look at the subway stations and the theatrical events.