North Korean Reveals Her Miraculous Escape, Pleasure Squad, God, Hunger, and Teacher Abuse.

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  @deborahchoifromnorthkorea · 1 year ago · pinned

  Thank you so much Charles for giving me the opportunity to talk about my story and our lives in North Korea on your channel. It was my pleasure to be on your video. ❤

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  @melonstrongv1.08 · 11 months ago

  If she still has family there, not telling where exactly shes from is the best thing she can do to protect her family from getting prosecuted

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  @maxschmitt248 · 1 year ago

  When you don't wanna say where your from is about protecting your family 19, 20 years later is so sad may she find her family and peace be with her

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  @averagerussian2166 · 1 year ago

  I live in siberia, Russia, and it scares me that our country is rapidly but smoothly becoming something like North Korea by how strict and dangerous it is to live in here nowadays. Our government propagandizes the russo-north korean relations, so far that the government tells us the North Korean system is the template we should work for. Watching the videos from the people who saw the horrors of North Korean regime reminds me on what will happen if we will not act.

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  @wendyz8365 · 9 months ago

  I really like Charles series interviewing other defectors. They can relate to each other while sharing their different experiences

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  @PrttyHigh · 1 year ago

  From The Netherlands... as one off the most free country's, this is insane for me to hear... Bad people everywhere, but this is just inhumane. Respect and thankful that you both openly share your story here. ❤

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  @bordertown · 1 year ago (edited)

  I live in China near the North Korean border. The truth and tragedy behind all of this is that none of the surrounding countries feel they would benefit from a free North Korea, that's why none of them are interested in changing anything. Continuing to keep North Korea as a poor isolated buffer zone between the major economic and nuclear powers is actually what keeps the peace in the region, and in doing so they indirectly legitimize the Kim regime in power. It is the ordinary North Korean civilian who is paying the price for this arrangement, and unfortunately it is probably going to be like this for a very long time.

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  @ktm42080 · 8 months ago

  I hate hunger. I grew up hungry. If only we could be adults, get along to some degree, this broken planet produces enough food to feed everyone.

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  @robinw.8083 · 5 months ago (edited)

  I can&apos;t imagine interviewing someone from my home country in a second language for so long and so consistenly. I really respect Charles and Deborah for their commitment to informing us about their situations. (For context I am an immigrant who speaks a second language)<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RynC5IPnkRY&amp;t=535">08:55</a> unfortunately I think a lot of children worldwide are abused (be that mentally, physically, sexually) and that abuse is normalised by the communities they are a part of

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  @HthMcMad · 7 months ago

  She&apos;s vibrating. There&apos;s so much trauma showing. It&apos;s terrifying.

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  @ryancormack6934 · 1 year ago

  We&apos;ve waited so long for this. Charles speaking with another North Korean defector. So good!<br>God is working through you both. Keep up the great work!

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  @SuzieLee43 · 10 months ago

  I’m so glad that you found Jesus on the way of coming out of North Korea!

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