Although they promised to produce evidence on 9/9/13 showing that Hyon Song Wol and her band mates remain alive, North Korean Youtubers could/would not.
So we conclude that the Choson Ilbo (朝鲜日報 in Chinese) is probably correct in suggesting that Ms. Hyon and her band mates were machine-gunned to death in front of their families and friends. Their crime: putative pornography.
Recently, Chinese netizens pointed to a video of beautiful, young North Korean women dancing -- the kind of dancing that high school and college cheerleaders perform openly every day in North America. They surmise that it was this type of "dirty dancing" that did Hyon Song Wol and her friends in.
Unless something else breaks, this piece concludes the Fairbank Report's extensive coverage on the murders of Hyon Song Wol and her band mates...
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Showing posts with label hyon song wol. Show all posts
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09 September 2013
02 September 2013
FAIRBANK: "HYON SONG WOL IS ALIVE AND WELL"
WHY I THINK HYON SONG WOL IS ALIVE AND WELL
By Bian-lian Huang
This Fairbank Report was one of the first media outside the Korean Peninsula to report the alleged execution of Hyon Song Wol and her band mates. See below.
And since then DPRK confederates on Youtube (where else?!) have been making loud denunciations against the Choson Ilbo and South Korea for manufacturing this "false" story. They have conspicuously invited the world to watch Ms. Hyon and her band's performance on September 9, 2013, to mark the 65th anniversary of the founding of the DPRK. (Their invitation is plastered throughout DPRK-affiliated Youtube channels.)
Why not produce Ms. Hyon today or yesterday for that matter? If not into anything else, Communists love political theater. For the last four days, the Internet has been abuzzed with the alleged execution of Ms. Hyon and her orchestra players. Fans have flooded Youtube with their consolation for the victims' families and condemnation against the regime.
What great political fun the DPRK will then reap against the Choson Ilbo and South Korea when a vibrant and healthy Ms Hyon shows up to sing her greatest hits -- including, we hope, "Excellent, Horse-like Lady."
Stay tuned until September 9...
01 September 2013
Wait! Is the Diva Still Alive?
The spokeshole for the DPRK's Youtube channel hints that Hyon Song Wol may still be alive. He did not specifically say that she's alive but stated that her band will perform on September 9, 2013.
So if the band performs on 9/9 without her, then the world will know for sure that the story of Hyon's murder by machine-gun fire (floated by South Korea's Choson Ilbo, which has been known for making outrageous statements. See the Fairbank Report's critique of the Choson Ilbo) is true.
So let the world wait and see if the talented Hyon Song Wol still lives...
Isn't the Internet grand?
Here's the spokeshole's statement:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LB_BHlEcqKM
Unhasu orchestra will perform on September 9, 2013 in Pyongyang on occasion of Founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, you can always watch KCTV using 2 live streams, both are available on facebook fanpage. It's planned to stream this concert on the YouTube by my channel.
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29 August 2013
RIP Hyon Song Wol (玄松月)... You're in a Better Place Now...
Above: The late Hyon Song Wol singing her 2005 hit, "Excellent, horse-like lady."
Little Kim is really out to prove himself. First, he executed a Pyongyang (party animal) cadre with a missile and now a great, beautiful singer by firing squad. Worse than his daddy and grand-pappy...
From USA Today:
A jarring report out of North Korea that claims Kim Jong Un's former girlfriend was executed by a firing squad last week.
Chosun Ilbo,an English language newspaper in South Korea, said unnamed sources in China told it that Hyon Song Wol (of "Electric Horse-Lady" fame) was arrested on Aug. 17 along with about a dozen others; Hyon was a singer, and a number of the others were members of the Unhasu Orchestra.
They were accused of making a sex tape and selling it and were shot three days later for violating the country's pornography laws. A source said some allegedly had Bibles in their possession, and all were treated as political dissidents.
The report has not been independently verified by other media outlets. Chosun Ilbo is one of Seoul's main daily newspapers.
More on Hyon Song Wol (玄松月) can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyon_Song-wol .
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