A sad music “covers” every apartment, street and corner of the city to remind the citizens of their submission to the state from the moment they wake up
With breakfasteThey wake up every day at 6 in the morning the inhabitants of its capital North Korea.
From her loudspeakers Pyongyang it rings every day once sad melodywhich “covers” every apartment, street and corner of the city.
This demoralizing melody is played every morning at 6 am in Pyongyang, North Korea pic.twitter.com/ZIhGdz5z46
— Historic Vids (@historyinmemes) February 7, 2024
The music is from the track “Where are you my beloved general?” referring to North Korea’s first leader, Kim Il Sung.
According to a Channel 5 report, the deliberate choice of time, early in the morning, may serve to confirm the sovereignty of the regime and to remind the citizens of submission them in the state from the moment they wake up.
The deliberate choice of timing, early in the morning, may serve to assert dominance and remind citizens of their subjugation to the state from the moment they wake up. This practice underscores the oppressive nature of the regime and the lengths it will go to maintain control… pic.twitter.com/KsL324EkeZ
— MR_NoBody (@pakhtoon_soul) February 7, 2024
This practice highlights the oppressive nature of the regime and shows the practices it can use to maintain control over its population.
Source :Skai
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