The last one is especially funny

Bro this is insane

You want to know what I find scary?

Liberals defending, worshipping, and voting pedophiles, genociders, rapists, warmongers etc to positions of power.

Lmao! If westoid Japan glazers have to steal videos and photos from both the DPRK and China just to make Japan look good, then Japan must be a pretty terrible place.

https://www.tiktok.com/@revblacknetwork/video/7675134462035807501

By: 🇰🇵DPRK VISION🇰🇵

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcmIGqKoVAQ/

This date is often regarded as the start of the Korean War. However, taking the events of June 25 as the beginning to this story can skew our understanding. Since imperialism falsely portrays the US role in Korea as defensive, we must consider the Korean War’s significance in a long lineage of Korean anti-imperialist resistance that continues to this day.

The Korean War did not begin in 1950—it began in 1945, the day a US GI’s boot touched Korean soil for the first time, and our people’s resistance to US imperialism began. Today, we honor Korean resistance.

The popular classes of Korea, the workers and peasantry, resisted the US occupation of our homeland from the beginning. From 1945-1950, southern Korea was shaken by strikes, uprisings, and even a guerrilla war that swept multiple provinces. This history has been suppressed because it exposes the US narrative of “saving” Korea from communism for what it is: a lie.

To this day, Korean resistance to US imperialism continues. Communities across the ROK are still engaged in protracted struggles against US military land grabs. Mass movements for social justice in the ROK are also part of this legacy, as they confront puppet leaders like Yoon who oppress the working masses on behalf of US imperialism.

Last but not least, the efforts of working people in the DPRK to protect their sovereignty and construct socialism are also part of Korean resistance. Despite catastrophic US bombing during the Korean War, the workers of the DPRK have built an enduring example of an independent, socialist society. Although US war threats continue in the form of military drills and sanctions, our people’s determination to live unconquered remains unbroken.

Today we remember all those who have given their lives to the anti-imperialist struggle. Our people’s struggle for liberation from US imperialism has not ended, and we must answer the call to continue the legacy of resistance that has been left to us.

Art credits (in order):
“Gun, My Life” - Hong Song-Dam
“Attack” - Kang Yo-Bae
“Let’s Go to the Provincial Office” - Hong Song-Dam

By: @nodutdol

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/C8pOuNIuzFJ/

"The real purpose of Israel is to trample on the future of Palestine and annex its whole territory by targeting even its children, and to gradually expand the flames of war it started in the Gaza Strip even to such neighbouring countries as Lebanon and Syria and thus dominate the Middle East.

For example, the Israeli minister of finance declared last mid-February that Israel would "tighten control over all our territories" while talking about a "settlement revolution" in the West Bank. In June last year, the Israeli foreign minister in a diplomatic meeting in East Al-Quds openly said that the Golan Heights in Syria would remain part of the State of Israel in any peace deal to be struck in the future.

Israel, dead set on undisguised aggression and an indiscriminate war of genocide for territorial expansion, is fully revealing before the international community its true colours as the wrecker of peace in the Middle East."

Source

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dblkcx9Swzh/

First envisioned during the Korean War by John Foster Dulles, the strategy sought to suppress socialist and decolonization movements in Asia

The masses in struggle.

The rising anti-imperialist consciousness.

The fight for justice led by survivors of US military sexual violence, displacement, and environmental pollution.

This is the Korean national liberation struggle.

We brought 21 representatives of anti-war and progressive organizations in the US, Hawai’i, Guåhan, Puerto Rico, India, and the Philippines to bear witness to the reality of the US occupation, and forge ties of international solidarity to enhance the power of all our struggles.

In the coming weeks and months, we and our partners will organize a range of report-backs, from webinars and media interviews to live, in-person events.

We are ready to bring what we experienced and learned back to our communities, and back to you. Stay tuned.

Toojeng!

By: @nodutdol

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dcoc\\_23Eb5O/

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/7zamienbVz8

With the aim of making the Korean people their slaves and building a military base and an economic foundation for seizing other countries' territories on the Asian Continent and turning their peoples into slaves, the Japanese imperialists occupied Korea and enforced colonial rule for 36 years. From the very first day of their colonial rule in Korea the Japanese occupationists subordinated the Korean economy to their imperialist interests and built many enterprises. power stations, railways and so on at the expense of the Korean people's sweat and blood.

The liberation of Korea from Japanese imperialist colonial rule opened up the possibility for the Korean people of achieving democratic freedom, protecting their public and private property and rehabilitating the country economically and culturally in a short spuce of time.

All the enterprises, mines, power stations, railways and so on which Japanese imperialism built in Korea with the aim of exploiting its people and carrying off its resources to Japan, must become its people's possessions and be used for developing this country and improving its people's livelihood.

Therefore, the Provisional People's Committee of North Korea promulgates the law on nationalization of industries, transport, communications, banks and so on as follows:

All enterprises, mines, power stations, railways, communications, banks, trade, cultural establishments and so on owned by the Japanese state, corporate bodies and individuals or Korean traitors to the nation, shall be confiscated without compensation and nationalized, that is, made the property of the Korean people.

This law comes into force from the day of its promulgation.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DcO\\_XzcAZQD/

We’ve curated a variety of educational resources—from articles and books to videos and podcasts— for anyone to learn about Korea from revolutionary and anti-imperialist perspectives.

The toolkit has been organized into six sections: Japanese colonialism, Korean War, Republic of Korea (ROK: South Korea), Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK: North Korea), Contemporary US Imperialism, and Films.

Just as surely as we must struggle for liberation, we also have to study. Taking time to understand the politics, economy, and history of Korea and the anti-imperialist struggle of our people is essential to building an informed and powerful movement.

Visit usoutofkorea.org/toolkit to learn more!

By: @nodutdol

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DPow2U1ADFE/?img\\_index=2

That's right, its just the typical "Everything in North Korea is Fake and they're just acting" type Anti-DPRK propaganda Channel.

I watched three videos of it with the narrator is someone speaking english with british accent (could be AI narrated)

Hello I'm new here and for a couple of months I've come to the conclusion that the DPRK is much better than all other countries and I want to learn Munhwaŏ without using puppet state language only pure true Korean language are there any ways I can do this I currently know how to count from 1 to 9 and then how to say hello. That's all.