https://apnews.com/article/north-korea-weapons-program-it-workers-f3df7c120522b0581db5c0b9682ebc9b
Court documents allege that the government of North Korea dispatched thousands of skilled IT workers to live primarily in China and Russia with the goal of deceiving businesses from the U.S. and elsewhere into hiring them as freelance remote employees.
thousands of remote IT workers sent wages to North Korea to help fund weapons program.
the nation we bombed to smithereens and embargoed for 73 years needs to seek extra-legal means of securing a national revenue. One of the forms this took was doing real labor generating surplus value for the American bourgeoisie and then sending their pittance wages back to the DPRK. We will use this as propaganda against them to justify hurting them even more. We are the baddies!
That’s weird, liberals told me in no uncertain terms just 2 weeks ago that North Koreans aren’t allowed to leave so nice try lying FBI
The west could’ve had thousands of skilled North Koreans working normally for them. But instead they forced the country into siege mode. They have no one to blame for the weapons program but themselves.
How do I get the North Korean spy-IT job? Where do I apply? Can I just send my resume to Big K’s house?
What are the odds this is actually just “some immigrant workers from the DPRK got jobs at call centers, and sent money home to their families which was then taxed by the DPRK or otherwise spent in ways that ended up paying the state in some fashion,” instead of a real conspiracy by state agents to provide call center workers in exchange for a portion of their extremely low wages?
big if troo!
I wish someday to be 1/10 as based as this
Death to America
using juche necromancy to open a portal directly into the us treasury and funneling it all into a giant woodchipper like machine with one end labeled ‘cash’ and the other end ‘magic missiles’
I hope great lich kim destroys the phylacteries of the US ghouls
In North Korea they don’t have computers or the internet, so to train IT workers they sit in a big auditorium and listen to one person read zeros and ones off a big book through a megaphone.