I live 5 km south of the North Korean border. AMA.
>the current admin that's calling for martial law Deep State (NWO)?
No. The guy before him (Moon) was a globalist toadstool. Yoon means well, but he's a crank. As for the Koreans, they mostly subsist on an international news diet of CNN and MSNBC vomit as regurgitated to them through their globalist-owned media outlets. They don't want the bad orange man to come back.
>How's the food?
Even the factory-processed foods made in the ROK are actually nutritious and lack the poisons that lace your food supply in Murka. No exotic isotopes or yoga mat solvents in the ingredients listings. Coke contains real sugar. HFCS is not a thing.
Grocery carts with squeaky wheels are fixed without delay in South Korea. And there are no niggers running around killing people either.
Destiny has probably guzzled David Pakman's jizz by now.
Chinese food in the ROK bears almost no resemblance to American Chinese food. Every time I come home, there is another Korean Chinese take-out menu stuck to my front door, always with a magnet, because the doors here are made of steel.
>Stay safe and tell us more.
I've been here almost 25 years. It's fun to watch the outside world get jittery over nothing happening here. Even the recent snowstorm was inexplicably hyped as something extraordinary. It wasn't. Just a typical first-of-winter-season snow.
>Stay safe and tell us more.
P.S. Once, about 10 or 12 years ago, I struck up a conversation with two commercial airline pilots riding a subway in Seoul. They routinely flew the SF-Incheon route. I asked them if NK was pitch black at night when viewed from the sky. They looked puzzled. I reminded them that all the satellite pics of NK at night show that the whole country is pitch black except for a single pinpoint of light which is supposed to be Pyongyang. They said no, NK is not as bright as the ROK at night, but it's not all dark either.
Weed is sold in pharmacies in NK, and every city has its own signature craft beer.
Oh, and people don't have lawns outside their houses. Instead of grass, they grow corn and sweet potatoes.
>So we're watching a movie.
Weekend before last, I went down to my friend's bar outside the front gate of Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek. Fell into conversation with a semi-retired Green Beret from North Carolina. He is here doing semi-retired Green Beret shit, I guess. Anyway, I was talking about how heads need to roll and bodies need to get buried under prisons. He said there will be justice, but it won't be "wet" like we want it. I asked him if we should just Trust the Plan. To my surprise, this old guy did not miss a beat. He looked me right in the eye and without blinking said, "That is precisely the best thing to do." He got all Q references and bounced them back without hesitation. He had glowing things to say about the future, both near- and long-term.
Yeah, genius. Everyone here is a shill. Enjoy your inflated sense of self-importance.
>Why are SKs okay with making shit engines in their KIAs?
The KIAs are just fine here. They only sell shit KIAs to people too fucking stupid to protect children from genital mutilation.
>Do they not have harakiri honor like the Japanese?
No, they do not.
>No 5G there.
They didn't take any coof "vaccines" either. They're not stupid and degenerate.
>But K-Pop…
Sure, they allow freemasons to accept young people into indentured servitude in return for a few moments of fame and adulation. But if you ask anyone in South Korea how many genders there are, the question will fail to compute. Boys are boys, girls are girls, and none of them here are getting brainwashed by insane Marxists and butchered by medical psychopaths.
It has been announced on the TV networks here in SK that Yoon's martial law has already been rendered 무효: null and void.