CNN's Victory
SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea on Saturday called a recent CNN program depicting a public execution in the communist state a "sheer fabrication" and dismissed it as a ratings ploy by the U.S.-based broadcaster. 
North Korea takes any criticism of its internal affairs sensitively
AWWWWWWW! *sob*
and brands it a part of U.S. conspiracy to topple the government of its leader, Kim Jong-il.
It brands EVERYTHING it does not like as a "U.S conspiracy"...
CNN earlier this month broadcast a documentary, "Undercover in the Secret State," which among other images showed a grainy clip of what it called a public execution by firing squad of a man accused of helping a refugee cross into neighboring China. "The video tape is full of (sheer lies negating) the popular and class nature and the "democratic principle" of the DPRK's "laws" and tarnishing its image from A to Z," the North's official KCNA news agency said in a commentary.
Anyone that makes the K.C.N.A cry has my utmost respect. Congratulations to the CNN reporters and producers responsible for this story. Thanks to the ultra brave North Koreans who made it possible.
KCNA said people "who know about the DPRK even a bit claimed that the way of speaking and dressing of those who appeared on the screen and the background against which the scenes were shot were quite different from the reality in the DPRK, a clear proof of a sheer fabrication." from freekorea.blogspot
(CNN Student News) -- Set your VCR to record the CNN Presents Classroom Edition: Undercover in the Secret State when it airs commercial-free on Monday, November 28, 2005, from 4:00 -- 5:00 a.m. ET on CNN.
Right about the same time a D.P.R.K delegation will be in Montreal to lecture Canadians about the environment. Where the fuck is Ted Turner when ya need him?
"CNN is losing popularity as the days go by although it had high audience rating in the world in the past," KCNA said. "Much upset by this, CNN staged such poor farce to improve its image."
Here is some of the execution footage, aired in July in an excellent BBC report... via Gateway Pundit
North Korea takes any criticism of its internal affairs sensitively AWWWWWWW! *sob*
and brands it a part of U.S. conspiracy to topple the government of its leader, Kim Jong-il.
It brands EVERYTHING it does not like as a "U.S conspiracy"...
CNN earlier this month broadcast a documentary, "Undercover in the Secret State," which among other images showed a grainy clip of what it called a public execution by firing squad of a man accused of helping a refugee cross into neighboring China. "The video tape is full of (sheer lies negating) the popular and class nature and the "democratic principle" of the DPRK's "laws" and tarnishing its image from A to Z," the North's official KCNA news agency said in a commentary.
Anyone that makes the K.C.N.A cry has my utmost respect. Congratulations to the CNN reporters and producers responsible for this story. Thanks to the ultra brave North Koreans who made it possible.
KCNA said people "who know about the DPRK even a bit claimed that the way of speaking and dressing of those who appeared on the screen and the background against which the scenes were shot were quite different from the reality in the DPRK, a clear proof of a sheer fabrication." from freekorea.blogspot
(CNN Student News) -- Set your VCR to record the CNN Presents Classroom Edition: Undercover in the Secret State when it airs commercial-free on Monday, November 28, 2005, from 4:00 -- 5:00 a.m. ET on CNN.
Right about the same time a D.P.R.K delegation will be in Montreal to lecture Canadians about the environment. Where the fuck is Ted Turner when ya need him?
"CNN is losing popularity as the days go by although it had high audience rating in the world in the past," KCNA said. "Much upset by this, CNN staged such poor farce to improve its image."
Here is some of the execution footage, aired in July in an excellent BBC report... via Gateway Pundit
posted by KnightofGoodMrIronMan at 3:03 PM
2 Comments:
what amazes me is that the "Commie News Network" let this be released.
Eh! CNN is a worthy competitor to FOX. I have always liked Headline news(till they turned it into a talking head channel) The BBC will break important journalism, at times...
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