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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
July 8, 2019
류미영 전 천도교청우당 중앙위원회 위원장의 아들 최인국선생 평양 도착
류미영 전 천도교청우당 중앙위원회 위원장의 아들 최인국선생이 공화국에 영주하기 위하여 7월 6일 평양에 도착하였다.https://t.co/uSYo9Pvsdy pic.twitter.com/jjI8YEwUSn— uriminzokkiri (@uriminzok) July 6, 2019
If Canada was a communist state that maintained good human values and freedom, I would defect there in a minute.
Modern Westernism, materialism and consumerism are evil and soul-crushing, and no one has any freedom.
It would be so much better to live in freedom under old-style communism.
RT:
The son of a former South Korean minister, who fled to the US and later to North Korea, has followed in his late parents’ footsteps. The rare northward defector says he will devote the rest of his life to the reunification cause.
The South Korean Ministry of Unification confirmed on Sunday that Choe In-guk, son of former South Korean foreign minister Choe Tok-sin and Ryu Mi-yong, touched down in Pyongyang on Saturday, saying that the circumstances around his visit are the subject of an investigation.
The ministry said, according to South Korea’s Newsis News Agency, that Choe did not seek approval for his trip. Under current regulations, South Koreans must obtain a permit from both Seoul and Pyongyang before crossing the border to the North. Choe is believed to have traveled through a third country to circumvent the ban.
Photos of Choe’s welcome at the Pyongyang Airport were published by the North Korean state-controlled news website Uriminzokkiri.
Photos show Choe smiling as he is greeted with a bouquet of flowers presented by North Korean officials, who appear to be equally overjoyed at his arrival. In a statement he gave just after setting foot on the North Korean soil, 73-year-old Choe regretted not having settled down in Pyongyang earlier, while heaping praise on the country’s late leaders Kim Il-sung, Kim Jong-il and the current leader Kim Jong-un, and their “great love and care” for his family.
Choe In-guk’s father Choe Tok-sin fell out with South Korea’s strongman president Park Chung-hee in the 70s and sought to emigrate to the US in 1976. His career made a sharp U-turn in the 80s when he, along with his wife Ryu Mi-yong, moved to North Korea after several meetings with Kim Il-sung.
People with souls hate Westernism.
And South Korea is hardly any better than America at this point.
People are healthier and the women don’t look like mutant monsters, but otherwise, it’s all about status and meaningless products.
What kind of a sick person do you have to be to not defect to North Korea, in order to enjoy a peaceful life of freedom and prosperity?
