[Politics] The Mole: Infiltrating North Korea

[junior]

Watching it now. Very good.

 

[KZNSeagull]

Just finished it. Very interesting and those 2 have balls of steel.

So what's next then?

 

[Stat Brother]

Why can't I now find it on IPlayer.

I even had adverts for it a couple of days ago, now nothing not even through the search function.

 

[peterward]

Why can't I now find it on IPlayer.

I even had adverts for it a couple of days ago, now nothing not even through the search function.

Both links on the original post stat, or are you searching on the telebox?

 

[Stat Brother]

Both links on the original post stat, or are you searching on the telebox?

On t'telly.

 

[The Mole]

I have never been to North Korea! Not even on my bucket list.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Just watched this afternoon, brilliant.
Is Paul Barber our Stoneface

 

[Greg Bobkin]

I'm quite fascinated by NK. I've seen various reports from there and know a couple of people who have been there for work trips (albeit heavily guarded and protected the whole time).

Thanks for the tip, sounds like great TV.

 

[KZNSeagull]

On t'telly.

It didn't come up on search for me either. Look under Channels-BBC4

 

[Swansman]

Seen it now, great watch! Really recommend his other documentaries as well.

Gotta say though that this made me more interested in becoming a big shady dealer of some kind rather than feeling any sort of digust about Korean dealings...

 

[Birdie Boy]

Just finished it, very good and as others have said, both have balls of steel.

 

[Jesus Gul]

Mr Stoneyface gave me the creeps big time

 

[Greg Bobkin]

Just finished watching it. Fascinating and brilliantly done.

 

[osgood]

Seen it now, great watch! Really recommend his other documentaries as well.

Gotta say though that this made me more interested in becoming a big shady dealer of some kind rather than feeling any sort of digust about Korean dealings...

Perhaps you can now fill Alesandros boots, hell be the next one getting fed to the dogs

 

[Stat Brother]

Friends of North Korea...









... Bit of a sausage fest!

 

[clapham_gull]

Weird and superb all at the same time. My only gripe was the on-screen subtitling, not subtitles for the hard of hearing you can turn off and on.

Not very professionally produced and look very odd.

 

[peterward]

Friends of North Korea...









... Bit of a sausage fest!

the KFA is a bunch of lunatics and weirdos that makes even ukip look normal.

How can a spanish aristocrat who lives in Barcelona be so pro to that stalinist nuthouse?

Was fascinating though, and incredible to get that deep into international arms/drugs contracts with so many high level contacts.

We watch, think wow and move on, Ulrich and Mr James will both have to watch themselves indefinitely now.

 

[Swansman]

the KFA is a bunch of lunatics and weirdos that makes even ukip look normal.

How can a spanish aristocrat who lives in Barcelona be so pro to that stalinist nuthouse?

Was fascinating though, and incredible to get that deep into international arms/drugs contracts with so many high level contacts.

We watch, think wow and move on, Ulrich and Mr James will both have to watch themselves indefinitely now.

They will be fine, I think. You can see in the documentary that NK are aware that there are some things they cant do (selling the 'complete' product, being associated with the 'tourist project', etc.) because it would cause them a lot of issues they dont want to deal with. Murdering westerners abroad would be one of those limits - as far as I know they have never been accused of doing it. Generally speaking status quo is the best they can hope for and murdering western citizens abroad could potentially lead to things they wouldnt want to deal with.