Comments on: North Korea’s Largest Concentration Camps on Google Earth

By: Adalto Godoi

Adalto Godoi — Wed, 16 May 2012 08:02:21 +0000

When this will come to an end?
This is exactly what Hitler did in the past. I assume this is a new Hitler in charge of the country. Worse, with the permissive agreement of Russia and China. People there live a life of fear, torture and death.
I imagine when will be someone to put an end to this! The new dictator could enter to the history of the world changing this scenery. But this is to wait to much for those stupid animals, I mean dictator, that run the country.
As Madonna sings a song to the world leaders: “Don’t say you sorry!” Because you don’t.
May god help those poor population under this terrible regime, and may the military with the people bring about a revolution bringing peace and prospetity to them.

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Thu, 10 May 2012 05:00:48 +0000

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By: Sydney

Sydney — Fri, 04 May 2012 01:21:17 +0000

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By: goyim

goyim — Wed, 02 May 2012 02:22:16 +0000

Prophetic Messages for Asia and North Korea:

http://messagesforallnations.blogspot.com/2011/08/messages-for-asia.html

Prophetic Messages for All Nations:

http://messagesforallnations.blogspot.com/2011/08/messages-for-all-nations_10.html

Believers in North Korea, you ARE NOT forgotten, you are always in our daily intercessions. One day what the heathens did to Daniel, Sadrach, Mesach and Abednego will be repeated again in North Korea, but these believers fear YAHUVEH more than the mere dead statues. And these believers are saved and the leader of North Korea will get to know the ONLY ELOHIM in the universe!!!!!

By: Terry

Terry — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 03:23:04 +0000

It is obvious that North Korea needs intervention. Brainwashed, starved and oppressed people have no willpower or unity to help themselves. Recent articles reveal NK is now selling and populating labor camps in Siberia for slave labor. But lets not stop there … human trafficing is a mutli-billion dollar industry all over the world today. There are more slaves in our world today than any time in history. It is estimated that 1,000,000 girls between 9 and 11 are sold into prostitution every year in India alone. Guess how many people are abducted or imported into the United States every year? (Do some research!!!) The only military solution for NK is to take out the regime in one surgical strike or the collateral damage will be huge. That is way beyond me or the scope of any of us on this forum. However, we each can and I am active in fighting human trafficing on many fronts. From my perspective, we will never see a united voice and effort against the atrocities in NK until a ground swell is mounted against every form of human injustice wherever it sticks up its ugly head. The silent and free majority needs to get informed and active. Let’s draw a line and send a message! Step up and put your butt on the line where you can make a difference. Get educated! Help build orphanages, support impoverished widows, rescue abducted teens and show tangible love to exploited people. Then sound your voice, make all the noise you can, call your representatives, sponsor public forums, speak up on face book and give a few bucks to organizations that are trying to help. Also, take a few weeks and travel to a 3rd world county and expose yourself to human suffering. I drag people with me around the world all the time to see the hurt and pain first hand … it is life changing. I guess I’m saying “step up or shut up!”

By: Antoine Griffon

Antoine Griffon — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:08:57 +0000

Thanks to this publication politicians and people in general, no longer can say: “Wir haben es nicht gewusst”, but that doesn’t mean we can bring a solution. Even a boycot would make even more people starve to death.
I regret that not earlier actions were taken to invade NK and liberate the people, since now they were able to develop more dangereous weapons and millions of people were tortured and murdered. The world cannot expect that the US and Europe starts wars against all the dictatorial regimes, the people there will have to do that themselves ultimatly. The US and Europe never received thanks for their interventions, and their loss of lives and resources. We are allways blamed for what goes wrong in the world, so why should we now intervean? To get even more blamed?
Who wants to start a war there now? Nobody including me,!

By: madison

madison — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 08:15:48 +0000

I think you all need to calm down. All the talk of war is ridiculous- remember The Korean war in teh early 1950s- that led to the separation of North and South.
There are currently many many regimes that oppress and suppress their people. Why do you think the Middle East spring occurred.Look at Africa.
Noth Korea is on the third generation of dictators from the one family. Many US government have tried to change NK since the Korean war. North Korea is particularly vile and intransigent but nothing will change while China and Russia see North korea as useful.
The Chinese send back people who have escaped from North Korea. Maybe more pressure on China would help . Although China and Russia usually block anything suggested by the West aka USA.
The North Koreans don’t need Christ they need freedom and human rights.
I despair that the human race can be so utterly cruel to each other but it has always been like this. The Enlightenment and human rights and democracy are so new to human thinking and so fragile as well.

By: Castor

Castor — Sun, 15 Apr 2012 04:40:05 +0000

Nick,

For one of the first few times so far in these comments, I’ve seen a spark worth blowing on. I wish that I could do all the things I want to do to save the world, create peace, and just have everyone get along.
But it just doesn’t work. I still can’t see a way to save the world in three easy steps, or an easy-bake oven to solve the world’s problems. But there’s still one thing I do.
I still havn’t given up hope. I feel that however hopeless the case is, somehow, someway we’ll all get through it together.
So I ask everyone, don’t waste time trying to “blast them to pieces”, or how we can insert ourselves into the problem, or just how big words we can use to prove our point in a comment box. Lets all just spread word, as loudly and strongly as possible. For all our issues.
Thank you all for making my day a better one, for showing me there is still a glimmer of hope for us. Good luck to you.

By: Nick

Nick — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 00:45:16 +0000

Maybe we should stop talking about the missiles, who blames who politically in America, the DMZ, etc… We should start talking about how to save North Korea’s people from its government. My heart burns for these people and their rights as humans.

I don’t know what to do, but I think it’s time to start contacting our representatives and making them VERY aware of this situation and contact our friends and family. A “Kony 2012″-like video needs to come up with honesty and from a well documented organization and awareness needs to be spread. And we need to figure out (as a government) how to spread the light in a dark place without the use of armed forces. Such as stronger radio frequencies, a no-fly zone, packets of paper describing freedom being dropped into the cities near camps. No idea. But we need to come up with ideas AND SOON.’

This isn’t a situation that calls for us to become involved as a military world power. This is a situation that calls for us to be the world power of true humanitarian effort. China and Russia will join the effort when the T-Shirts and other goods that expose the North Korean’s incredible use of force against their own people begin to sell.

In a world where there are more people on facebook than there was on the planet 200 years ago, how can we not be inspired to share this knowledge with our friends, family, government and celebrities? The wars of the future will be solved before they start because of social media.

How much longer are we just going to interview the victims and share testimonies? This is time for the 4 generations of America and Western culture to speak up for the same 4 generations of people lost in North Korea.