North Korea: Globalist Pawn?
Although the mass-murdering dictatorship in North Korea is portrayed as a “rogue” state all alone in the world, the reality is that tyrant Kim Jong-un has powerful friends and support from around the globe. The communist regime is so technologically and economically backward that the country constantly experiences electrical power outages, and the population is half-starved. Yet this same regime is so technologically and militarily advanced that it has been able to launch an ICBM and supposedly threaten the most powerful nation on Earth with impunity.
How can this be, even taking into account that North Korea concentrates resources in its military sector? Obviously, Americans are not getting the full story. In fact, the portrayal of North Korea’s savage tyrant as an isolated pariah with no allies is not just seriously flawed, it is completely inaccurate.
Far from being “alone,” the communist regime in North Korea has had friends in very high places from the beginning, and still does today. First and foremost, the regime is a puppet and close ally of the powerful communist dictatorship enslaving mainland China’s 1.3 billion people — a regime that is increasingly projecting its power globally. Adding insult to injury, the United Nations continues to shower aid on the regime in Pyongyang, often at U.S. taxpayer expense, even in acquiring sensitive military technology, all in spite of UN and U.S. government sanctions. The enemy, then, is us — or at least the globalist swamp pretending to speak for us.
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