Inside North Korea Research Paper
Inside North Korea
North Korea is the most isolated country on earth. Along the border of North and South Korea, the 148 mile long border is the most heavily militarized in World. This joint South Korea and American platoon, is on constant alert for infiltrators from the north. Behind these fences, North Korea has a million man army and now nuclear weapons that they can use or possibly give away to the terrorist. The solders can monitor every sound and movement close to the border, but what makes this place so dangerous is the uncertainty of what lies on the other side of the divide. North Korea is one of the most secretive countries in the world, and is regarded as an intelligence black hole. North Korea: is roughly the size of Mississippi, …show more content…
The soldiers hold each other's hand when opening the door, just in case one from the other side tries to pull them away. Simply just by trying to get a message shows how much relations have broken down. Kim Il Sung created a philosophy known as Juche, which means up yours to the outside world, we can make everything ourselves we don't need to. When Kim Il Sung died in 1994, the whole North Korea was devastated, but then his son Kim Jung Il took over. He also uses the Juche method. If the people don't do what was commanded, then Kim Jung Il punishes them by being in a concentration camp. Most people that enter the concentration camp don't leave alive. Therefore the people try to escape even though they might get caught.
Dr.Sanduk went to check on his patients after the surgery. He realize that once each patient could see, they immediately went to Kim Il Sung picture and praised him. The North Koreans are not in true belief, but they are in true fear. It’s a place ruled by an absolute dictator, who now possesses nuclear weapons. It’s no longer possible to regard the country as an isolated anomaly. What happens here in the hermit kingdom can directly touch everyone in the
North Korea is the most isolated country on earth. Along the border of North and South Korea, the 148 mile long border is the most heavily militarized in World. This joint South Korea and American platoon, is on constant alert for infiltrators from the north. Behind these fences, North Korea has a million man army and now nuclear weapons that they can use or possibly give away to the terrorist. The solders can monitor every sound and movement close to the border, but what makes this place so dangerous is the uncertainty of what lies on the other side of the divide. North Korea is one of the most secretive countries in the world, and is regarded as an intelligence black hole. North Korea: is roughly the size of Mississippi, …show more content…
The soldiers hold each other's hand when opening the door, just in case one from the other side tries to pull them away. Simply just by trying to get a message shows how much relations have broken down. Kim Il Sung created a philosophy known as Juche, which means up yours to the outside world, we can make everything ourselves we don't need to. When Kim Il Sung died in 1994, the whole North Korea was devastated, but then his son Kim Jung Il took over. He also uses the Juche method. If the people don't do what was commanded, then Kim Jung Il punishes them by being in a concentration camp. Most people that enter the concentration camp don't leave alive. Therefore the people try to escape even though they might get caught.
Dr.Sanduk went to check on his patients after the surgery. He realize that once each patient could see, they immediately went to Kim Il Sung picture and praised him. The North Koreans are not in true belief, but they are in true fear. It’s a place ruled by an absolute dictator, who now possesses nuclear weapons. It’s no longer possible to regard the country as an isolated anomaly. What happens here in the hermit kingdom can directly touch everyone in the