Comments by "Kim Jong-un" (@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

  1. Thank you, Comrade Peter. This video made me cry a few times, especially the "beat our languages out of us" because it brought up historical trauma. It's something Koreans can relate to when it comes to the Japanese occupation of the peninsula. They banned use of the Korean language, forced Koreans to adopt Japanese names, made Koreans do forced labor, Koreans became tenants of Japanese landowners on Korean soil, and Japanese soldiers took Korean women as comfort women with them. Japan has swept our struggle under the rug, so we relate to the Native Americans and their struggles. But this made my heart smile. This was a great learning experience and Roger was certainly a treat! Seeing the Pizza Hut and coffee/donut shop and knowing how their diet used to be is just sad because this change of their diet is one of the problems of the reservation (and the US in general). It reminds me of Nauru. Nauruans used to have a lot of farming but because of focusing on phosphate mining (which made them the richest in the 80s), that made most of the island non-arable. And when that industry collapsed, they started relying on Australian aid and whatever canned goods they can get from shipments at their only airport, which changed their diet completely. And they now have the highest rates of type 2. Westernization has and continues to destroy cultures.
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  2. The region occupied by Whittier was once part of the portage route of the Chugach people native to Prince William Sound. Later, the passage was used by Russian and American explorers, and by prospecting miners during the Klondike Gold Rush. The nearby Whittier Glacier was named for American poet John Greenleaf Whittier in 1915, and the town eventually took the name as well Before the domination of Anchorage, the Begich Towers condominium was at one point in time, the tallest building in Alaska. And regarding that 1964 earthquake...that remains in the top four of the most powerful earthquakes in recorded history (second to be specific!). So she wasn't kidding about the damage that earthquake unleashed. From Whittier's importance in WWII to the earthquake, a town famous for its one building sure has a story to tell.
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  3. Borough Park fun fact: Originally, the area was called Blythebourne, a small hamlet composed of cottages built and developed in 1887 by Electus Litchfield, and then expanded with more housing by developer William Reynolds. Jewish immigrants began populating Borough Park at the turn of the 20th century, beginning in 1904 to 1905. Then in the 1920s and 1930s, Yemenite Jews immigrated, establishing their own enclave. It didn't become heavily Hasidic until the 1980s.
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  4. - Ukrainians - Samoans - Poles - Filipinos Mr. Worldwide
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  5. We know how they feel regarding media. No matter what I do for our nation, American and British media keeps pushing their interests. One time they claimed every man had to get my hairstyle, when that was proven false. They've also claimed we don't allow Disney cartoons when you can watch Korean dubbed versions of them, and we don't allow Squid Game when if anything, we promote it because the show makes the South look bad. Also, find it hilarious how some of the magazines at 4:08 look like a Hebrew version of the Toys R Us logo with the way the letters are arranged and their colors.
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