Propaganda from a Mysterious Source

[Adele Edisen]

Fri, January 4, 2013 6:05:46 PM
Propaganda from a mysterious source
From: Brasscheck TV <news@brasschecktv.com>

This is a very mysterious
film with a somewhat
mysterious background.

The claim is that is
was smuggled out of
North Korea.

Others claim is was made
to look like a North Korean
production.

No matter where it came from
it sure has an interesting
take on Western society.

Video: 1:35:42, one hour and 36 minutes long

http://www.brasschecktv.com/page/21743.html

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Adele

[Magda Hassan]

A very good programme. I actually had some contact with Sabine. I need to check that I posted it at the time. I think I did. No idea if that is her real name or not but she is a translator using Korean and English languages. She was allegedly approached by unidentified strangers in the Seoul, South Korea, one day, when she was there visiting family and given the film and pleaded to translate to English. Which she agreed to do. The South Korea security services became involved when she thought the people may have been from the North after watching the video. There was considerable pressure applied to her as well. Any way, a good video and she has done a lot of work on the translation. I think there is a transcript with timings some where for others who want to translate in to their local language. I'll see if I can find it.

[Adele Edisen]

Thanks, Magda, for this information.

Adele