The Propaganda Game Page #2
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- 2015
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the 38th parallel marked the division
between the North and the South.
The intention of the U.S.
when they occupied South Korea,
was to provoke a war
with North Korea
and to keep advancing to the north of
the country to rule over all of Asia.
This is the division of the country
that was made back then
and has remained untouched
causing misery and distress
for more than half a century.
Around this line there is
an area of 4 km called
the "Demilitarized Zone".
Panmunjom is the most
unstable place in the world
where 2 nations at war are not
separated by a physical border.
The Demilitarized Zone
was not what we expected.
This is probably the most
dangerous place in the world.
At the moment that's what they say
the most heavily militarized...
But here it's very peaceful,
on our side.
On our side it looks very relaxed.
To be honest, we were expecting
something much more...
Except for the clapping.
Over there, that's South Korea
and those blue buildings
are the border.
This place is strange and it feels
like a tourist attraction.
This is the only place
where we can cross
from the North to the South.
This room has been the setting
for approximately 12,000 meetings
since the end of the war
until March of 1991.
The purpose of these meetings was
to denounce the acts of provocation
and the violations of the conditions
of the armistice by the U.S.
Since the end of the war until 1991,
more than 815,000 infractions
have been registered
committed by the U.S. government.
The violation of the conditions
of the armistice
has caused that, at any time, nuclear
in Korea and in the World,
we need to design a new system
that can assure peace
between us and the U.S.
But the U.S. keeps doing
military tests
and every year they increase
the deployment of nuclear weapons
in South Korea.
Our victory is not recognized
by the U.S.
and doesn't appear in their books.
We do not know
how it will be taught in the future.
Documents, they showed
how the war was prepared
by the North Koreans.
Evidence from the
Russian and Chinese archives
but most North Koreans
still believe
the war was initiated
by the Americans.
When I was in North Korea.
I was taught that America
started the Korean War
but when I came to South Korea
and studied the history,
I realized that
that first attacked South Korea.
We always explain the Korean War
was started by the U.S.
although there was
because our guerillas
led by President Kim Il-sung,
liberated the Northern half
while the U.S. was advancing
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