"Citizen Spies" Using Google Earth To Spy On North Korea (VIDEO)

An interesting use for Google Earth has emerged as "citizen spies" are applying it to uncover secrets about North Korea, such as the sites of labor camps.

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[ICU1225]

Not a secret anymore.

[henrywolff]

Our spies are too busy criticizing Cheney to do this apparently.

[plaidsportcoat]

well - those are only all the ones he put in guantanamo!

[IntelligenceIsBliss]

North Korea: Ruled by a dictator with weapons of mass destruction.

Iraq: Ruled by a dictator with no weapons of mass destruction.

Who poses the biggest threat?

So Dick and Bush invade Iraq. Why?

Because war with North Korea offers no easy profits and no OIL.

And now that we might need to hit North Korea, we have no means to do it.

Foreign policy insanity, brought to you by the GOP.

[DSOTM]

Just follow the highway north out of pyangyong, it is a scary trip on google earth.

Barely any cars on the highway.

[tom ellison]

The video is from Faux News. Obviously, it is all lies. North Korea is a peace-loving, pacifist country. Labor camps! Hogwash!

[obamaluv]

absolutely, all lies. We all know Fox distorts for the Republicans. I mean Republitardos.

[lochnessmonster]

I hardly think that the CIA an other country's spy agencies would allow this guy to get away with anything very dangerous. They know where is and how to get rid of him...and no...I don't think it is an episode of 24!

[bolivare]

Why do you think that. Other countries and our own CIA let our government get away with invading a country for no reason.
Where you living at?

[CigarGod]

Then it must be an episode of "Iraq - WMD".

[plaidsportcoat]

Yeah. Who gives a rat's patootie if they starve and t___ture their entire population. Same with Burma. It's those people's fault. They didn't pull themselves up by their shoelaces. Oh, they don't have shoes....

[StephBr]

No shoes but more importantly no oil

[in4success]

looks like they have an unusually high number of swimming pools

[alienufo]

I've seen the prison camps on google earth. They look just like regular citires, but surrounded by barbed wire fences and military barracks. What a terrible terrible place.

[ufopp]

Freedom comes in many shades of violence.

[newyorkid]

There are 200 nucIear bombs made in Dimona.

[TJCole]

"Syntax....syntax...!"

Truman Capote..

[Hank007]

Capote on Kerouac : "That's not writing, that's just typing."

[JulieSA]

Yes, fortunately.

[CigarGod]

I'm wondering why theirs are any more noteworthy...than ours.

But what is noteworthy...here in the land of the free...

We can look at theirs...but not our own.

hmmmmm..........

[ThirdSection]

The noteworthiness becomes apparent when one reads the articles on the website of their official news agency, KCNA http://www.kcna.co.jp/index-e.htmm). A favorite rhetorical device of theirs is threatening to turn those countries that would oppose them into a "sea of fire". Lately, such rhetoric has increased to shrill levels, backed by increased nuclear development and testing. This has prompted the UN Security council to *unanimously* pass their latest resolution increasing sanctions on the DPRK, and remember, in order for the Security council to do anything unanimously, China and Russia (North Korea's main backers) have to be on board.

[CigarGod]

Roger that.
Did you read the resolution?
Plenty of wiggle room for those who need it...the ones who has a non-aggression pact with NK.
China has already warned "inspectors" not to use violence...because they are obligated by treaty to come to the aid of NK.

[plaidsportcoat]

according to those who think the holocaust museum shooter-types should never be stopped because of how they talk or write online - we should never stop NK because we believe in freedom of speech for ebbody.

[geo1979]

I don't doubt North Korea camp is Fox credibility that I doubt.