Re: [gaia] GAIA for North Korea
Rafael Diniz <rafael@riseup.net> Thu, 14 September 2017 13:02 UTC
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Subject: Re: [gaia] GAIA for North Korea
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MW (nighttime) and HF radio broadcast is a good choice the send content to DPRK. Of course, as soon jamming starts, you should change the frequency. Rafael Diniz On 09/12/2017 02:16 PM, Rex Buddenberg wrote: > On Tue, 2017-09-12 at 16:22 +0100, Arjuna Sathiaseelan wrote: >> :) >> http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/north-korea-crisis-us-na >> vy-seal-tweets-solution-kim-jong-un-nuclear-missile-testing- >> a7942756.html > > Apparently one of the ways DPRK distributes its propaganda is by CD. So > the populace has CD players. Getting caught with the wrong CD in the > player is a serious offense. The trick is this: the players also have > USB ports. The trick is to put the illicit USB stick and the orthodox > CD in the machine and then play the contents of the USB stick. In an > emergency, yank the USB stick and what remains is completely legit. USB > sticks are fairly easy to conceal. > At least some of the external counterpropaganda groups have figured > this out and are busily smuggling USB sticks in. Easier to hide than > cellphones. > > (This from memory, but see Foreign Affairs article about 6 months ago). > > b
- [gaia] GAIA for North Korea Arjuna Sathiaseelan
- Re: [gaia] GAIA for North Korea Rex Buddenberg
- Re: [gaia] GAIA for North Korea Rafael Diniz