North Korea Creates Army Of Trolls - Polidicks

Damn. I thought they were going to have soldiers armed with axes and explosives to guard all the bridges in the country.

[QUOTE=Krinkels;41880889]Damn. I thought they were going to have soldiers armed with axes and explosives to guard all the bridges in the country.[/QUOTE] And then trolls died from hunger.

[QUOTE=preebird;41880184][img_thumb]http://i.imgur.com/D2IQm.jpg[/img_thumb] Watch out for hackers[/QUOTE] Hackers are agents of chaos? And they use Linux?

[QUOTE=richard9311;41880913]Hackers are agents of chaos? And they use Linux?[/QUOTE] every linux user is a hacker idiot just look at humble bundle they ALWAYS average well above mac users we all know mac users are pompous rich hipers the only way they get all the money is HACKER MONEY you can't get me HACKER LINUS USERS

[QUOTE=Nuggi man;41879426]Pretty sure they will use south korean proxy[/QUOTE] Or an Australian one, we had a guy who acted like a North Korean agent on here a few months ago, claimed just about anything negative on the DPRK was "Western propaganda" but his flag said Australia.

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[QUOTE=asteroidrules;41881744]Or an Australian one, we had a guy who acted like a North Korean agent on here a few months ago, claimed just about anything negative on the DPRK was "Western propaganda" but his flag said Australia.[/QUOTE] I miss RAYHALO, his North Korea posts were funny.

[QUOTE=LoganIsAwesome;41882231][IMG]http://static1.fjcdn.com/comments/Look+mom+I+m+tr0lling+le+n00b5+on+le+internet+xDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD+11111111111111+_20080321362eee2df65aca3a11dab9a3.png[/IMG][/QUOTE] Thank you I have been looking for this image.

[QUOTE=psyjill;41882288]I miss RAYHALO, his North Korea posts were funny.[/QUOTE] Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me of his name. Yeah he was funny, with his KFA membership card: [img]http://www.korea-dpr.com/images/KFA%20card%20front%20.png[/img]

[QUOTE=asteroidrules;41881744]Or an Australian one, we had a guy who acted like a North Korean agent on here a few months ago, claimed just about anything negative on the DPRK was "Western propaganda" but his flag said Australia.[/QUOTE]Didn't he say he was part of a Korean Friendship Association? I wouldn't be surprised if some people genuinely did get sucked in by North Korean propaganda. I mean, we've got people here taking the word of RT seriously and treating them as the sole legitimate news source, and we used to have a bloke that spat out nothing but Fox News articles. [editline]18th August 2013[/editline] [QUOTE=asteroidrules;41882557]Oh yeah, thanks for reminding me of his name. Yeah he was funny, with his KFA membership card: [img]http://www.korea-dpr.com/images/KFA%20card%20front%20.png[/img][/QUOTE]To be fair though, that's a fancy looking card. I wish my bank card looked like that.

[QUOTE=Sgt Doom;41882595]Didn't he say he was part of a Korean Friendship Association? I wouldn't be surprised if some people genuinely did get sucked in by North Korean propaganda. I mean, we've got people here taking the word of RT seriously and treating them as the sole legitimate news source, and we used to have a bloke that spat out nothing but Fox News articles. [editline]18th August 2013[/editline] To be fair though, that's a fancy looking card. I wish my bank card looked like that.[/QUOTE] There actually were a few soldiers who bought into the Korean ideology and defected during and after the Korean War, I think the most prominent one of them was named [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Joseph_Dresnok]Dresnok[/url] several of the other defectors later claimed they were forced into claiming to support the DPRK, but according to him they were lying to avoid punishment. And I do agree that's a pretty well designed card.

[QUOTE=RichyZ;41882706]well, the kfa are basically propaganda droids that are indoctrinated outside of nk[/QUOTE] [QUOTE][B]Foundation of The Korean friendship association[/B] The Korean Friendship Association (KFA) was founded on November of the year 2000 with the purpose of building international ties with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. It has members from 120 countries. The KFA has full recognition from the Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and is the world-wide leading organization of its supporters. It has offices in DPR Korea, Spain, Norway and Thailand.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE][B]Objectives[/B] The main objectives of the KFA are: - Show the reality of the DPR Korea to the world - Defend the independence and socialist construction in the DPR of Korea - Learn from the culture and history of the Korean People - Work for the peaceful unification of the Korean peninsula[/QUOTE] [QUOTE][B]Activities[/B] The Korean Friendship Association (KFA) receives official information from Pyongyang and has contacts with all authorities of the D.P.R. of Korea. This situation allow us to develop activities in the following areas: - Public Expositions of the D.P.R.K. (pictures, books, music...) - Conferences and meetings about the Korean history, society and other aspects. - Information and consulting in diplomacy and business. - Radio, T.V. and other media programs. - Cultural Exchange with different countries. - Link contact with associations/companies/individuals interested in North Korea. [/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41884325]-KFA propaganda crap-[/QUOTE] Yeah, that's the "official" information, the "official" information also says the DPRK is the greatest country in history and the Kim-Il-Sung is God.

That's right, you stupid fucking Americans. You get trolled like the bitches you are for not supporting greatest Korea. Fags.

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41884325]-stuff-[/QUOTE] Why aren't you living in the DPRK already

[QUOTE=J!NX;41880169]click my title for a free rust key ^_^ [sp]please don't actually do it please don't don't do it[/sp][/QUOTE] The chick from Fright Night (1985) scares me more than the bloody noise.

[QUOTE=asteroidrules;41887951]Yeah, that's the "official" information, the "official" information also says the DPRK is the greatest country in history and the Kim-Il-Sung is God.[/QUOTE] The DPRK certainly does has a rather...exceptionalist attitude towards itself(Such petty nationalism is a corner-stone of Juche ideology). However the DPRK far from the only country with such a flaw. For-example numerous American presidents have called their nation the "greatest" and figures such as Washington or Lincoln are most certainly met with similar levels of "hero worship" to that of Kim Il-sung. [QUOTE=psyjill;41889337]Why aren't you living in the DPRK already[/QUOTE] If i had to funds to travel to Jakarta(the closest DPRK embassy to me), then i would already be on a flight there. Given my past exchanges with representatives of the DPRK's government, i don't believe i would have any major difficulty's in applying for political asylum.

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41889738]The DPRK certainly does has a rather...exceptionalist attitude towards itself(Such petty nationalism is a corner-stone of Juche ideology). However the DPRK far from the only country with such a flaw. For-example numerous American presidents have called their nation the "greatest" and figures such as Washington or Lincoln are most certainly met with similar levels of "hero worship" to that of Kim Il-sung. If i had to funds to travel to Jakarta(the closest DPRK embassy to me), then i would already be on a flight there. Given my past exchanges with representatives of the DPRK's government, i don't believe i would have any major difficulty's in applying for political asylum.[/QUOTE] You're bloody Australian why would you want to live in a shithole of a country when you live in a first world country? I don't understand.

[QUOTE=AWarGuy;41889795]You're bloody Australian why would you want to live in a shithole of a country when you live in a first world country? I don't understand.[/QUOTE] While i have many reasons, the most important one is to escape the influence of America. Australia(like almost every other industrialized country) has become increasing "Americanized" in both culture and political discourse. As i have no desire to live in a vessel-state that celebrates ignorance, selfishness, competitiveness and greed - there is really not all that much to be gained from continuing to suffer here. The DPRK is the last (industrialized) nation that is truly free from the horrors that America has unleashed upon the world. Honestly the DPRK could be an acid-spewing hell-scape and i would still find it preferable to living within the American sphere of influence.

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41889915]. Honestly the DPRK could be an acid-spewing hell-scape and i would still find it preferable to living within the American sphere of influence.[/QUOTE] are you sure it'd be more preferable than living within the American sphere of influence?

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41889915]While i have many reasons, the most important one is to escape the influence of America. Australia(like almost every other industrialized country) has become increasing "Americanized" in both culture and political discourse. As i have no desire to live in a vessel-state that celebrates ignorance, selfishness, competitiveness and greed - there is really not all that much to be gained from continuing to suffer here. The DPRK is the last (industrialized) nation that is truly free from the horrors that America has unleashed upon the world. Honestly the DPRK could be an acid-spewing hell-scape and i would still find it preferable to living within the American sphere of influence.[/QUOTE] [i]horrors[/i] Because globalization is certainly a spawn of Satan and everything wrong your government and daily clearly gets traced back to the White House. 'I bet the Americans did this.'

[QUOTE=RAYHALO;41889915]While i have many reasons, the most important one is to escape the influence of America. Australia(like almost every other industrialized country) has become increasing "Americanized" in both culture and political discourse. As i have no desire to live in a vessel-state that celebrates ignorance, selfishness, competitiveness and greed - there is really not all that much to be gained from continuing to suffer here. The DPRK is the last (industrialized) nation that is truly free from the horrors that America has unleashed upon the world. Honestly the DPRK could be an acid-spewing hell-scape and i would still find it preferable to living within the American sphere of influence.[/QUOTE] Horrors? Oh poor baby if you want experience horror try living in North Korea with a dictatorship, famine , torture and censorship, that's horror. Australians and Western countries have a lot easier than NK. America isn't that bloody awful, I'm not the defender of Americans but they have done a lot for us (obvious one is save our arses in WW2). I'd rather live in a Americanized society than that shithole of a country.