I Exposed International Arms Deal With North Korea | Minutes With |

[@ladbiblestories]

Thanks to Ulrich for taking part! twitter.com/themoleulrich instagram.com/ulrich_themole_larsen/ themolecph.com/

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

Doesn't look like he's hiding much in the end... Seems odd that he would travel the world and sell speeches. I now have doubts this is a true story, never even heard of that docu. I also wonder, what makes this different than what any other 1st world country does? Arms deals don't seem illegal (even though they should be).

[@tommythecat4961]

This sounds EXACTLY like one of those fever dreams you have as a kid... "and then I was in North Korea doing an arms deal in a dungeon, when suddenly they ask me to sing karaoke..."

[@gdog7391]

Haha, totally underrated comment 😂 so true

[@Gixsir]

😂that’s a stressful childhood bro

[@unnamedchannel1237]

@@Gixsir That is a mild dream by my standards. If that is the dream he was having he is a lucky lad.

[@tulk_]

I have this sort of dreams with weird events when I eat too late before sleeping. Maybe I should change my perspective and ask myself: What if this is actually ordinary somewhere else? 😂

[@Dzokhar]

Celine Dion "My Heart Will Go On" is honestly the perfect song too.

[@user-fb3pu3qx3t]

That documentary was possibly the most jaw-dropping thing I’ve ever seen on TV. Unbelievable bravery. Top work Sir!

[@TheMolecph]

Thank you mate !

[@mimimoyo5179]

@@TheMolecph what is it called and where can I watch it please?

[@takutokenshin5296]

@@mimimoyo5179 I’ve been trying to find it too I ended up finding it

[@cheeseswears]

@@mimimoyo5179 change vpn to the UK to find it on BBC player

[@Kriegerdammerung]

Really? You should watch the war crimes of U.S. Presidents. Bill Clinton bombed a medical facility in Somalia in the 1990s producing 20,000 deaths as a result of lack of medicine during an outburst of diseases. That's a jawdropper!!!

[@gregbrookman]

This man has the biggest balls of any person to ever live. It was insanely brave what he did.

[@TheMolecph]

Thanks mate

[@BAGAKOOS]

@@TheMolecph you’re welcome !

[@shades2.183]

​@@TheMolecphDet er sateme et par mega løg der sidder på dig mand, tak, rigtig mange tak for din indsats, det sateme vildt det der.

[@rafars2246]

You think? I think he's mentally challenged. He achieved nothing.

[@markyboym1636]

I just watched that there fckn hell you are the bravest person alive if your even still alive that is😂

[@pranshusitoke1185]

It's great that you called him to share his story, The mole was unbelievable documentary. It takes guts to do this kind of job.

[@pranshusitoke1185]

@Dri Ven I didn't get your point! are you supporting this or you are against of it ?

[@rhddfgdfdrgd]

are you for real 60 minutes had this guy on their show maybe the problem is people don't care about it and most people just want to go to work go home make dinner and go to bed to do it all over again the next day while complaining about every thing to much work to many hours away from their families to low earning and so just to keep doing the same boring routines day after day

[@tpeterson9140]

@@rhddfgdfdrgd ok who asked?

[@rhddfgdfdrgd]

@@tpeterson9140 if you just did open your eyes and look and ask the right question maybe you will finde out who. a small hint (Pranshu Sitoke 1 month ago (edited))

[@nbelfast7790]

00000000000

[@lazy_lefty]

You can tell this guy has love for the north Korean people, not the regime that keeps them oppressed and impoverished.

[@wadingkiosk]

Nah man. Nothing but respect for the leader in his voice, I can tell

[@martina5296]

The people of N Korea are probably good, decent and nice people. They support their dictators because to not means torture and death for them as well as their families. That's the sad part of dictator ruled countries, people ignorantly judge the people who have lived under decades of harsh rulers and are judge as though they hate democracy, the USA as an example and are just as evil as the government. Not true. They have two choices. To go along with the evil dictators or speak out and be tortured and killed, as well as their families and friends, etc. . Both sides are courageous and brave. They deserve compassion and hope that they can live under a truly democratic government and freedoms like other democratic countries in their lifetime, or at least in their children's lifetime.

[@georgehenry76]

Who buys (attempts to), an island in Uganda for $5 million, just to make a documentary?

[@lilfattcatt7758]

@@georgehenry76 fuck man id buy an island in Uganda for 5 mil just need to find 5 mil

[@chuck948]

International sanctions keep them oppressed and impoverished not their government

[@simple11q]

That documentary was pretty insane. Never got the exposure it deserved? The media didn't really touch it or other agencies? There must be more going on.

[@legoqueen2445]

I think I watched it on KZbin a while back, until I saw this guy now I wasn't really sure what the documentary was about or if it was true or not. Hearing this guy today helps makes sense of the documentary.

[@jamielye2246]

There's more going on than what you think, you can bet on that.

[@xminusone1]

It didn't have the attention it deserves for sure. Everyone should watch it. And he he said, it's only the tip of the iceberg.

[@cheeseswears]

I had to change my vpn just to watch it. Someone doesn’t want it coming out like that

[@Montana1226]

@@cheeseswears what’s it called ?

[@TimHoekstra]

Happy to see this man get featured on this channel, what a crazy ride it must have been for him.

[@kutesamanka5525]

When he mentioned that Nkorea is working in africa my heart skipped a bit, but when he mentioned Namibia i relaxed, but as expected he mentioned my country Uganda 🇺🇬, 🇺🇬 am not surprised at all...uganda has a price for everything in there, our leaders are straight from hell....am not suprised that they got a cheap island in my country. I wish all ugandans can see this video

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

I wish that your system changes and that people are aware of what is going on! I am saddened to learn what they are doing, it's totally disgusting! Those poor people on the island, thinking that they are gonna get some care...

[@kutesamanka5525]

@@WhyKZbinWhy i agree.

[@Megan-it3hz]

me reading this from Namibia😭

[@shades2.183]

Steal and sleep. It is not just the top people, it is the culture

[@garu8055]

Nyowe nakaba

[@warframeees8013]

This deserves WAY more attention.

[@Suomen_Enkeli]

The documentary was sick. Swen it 2 times. These dudes was real james bond. Risked their life. Deserves aan oscar

[@lilfattcatt7758]

“At that point I wanted to beat up that real estate investor” Fair reaction

[@danielcpt3819]

Absolutely incredible. It's insane that someone so normal and unassuming can infiltrate north Korea like that. What a hero.

[@noortjelief1987]

I am guessing that was his power, i watched a couple of cia ect videos on spies and looking 'forgettable' and boring does the trick

[@danielbrown6112]

I don't exactly understand why this was heroic exactly? either I blacked out watching this or this guy did some elaborate lie in order to stop a random arms dealer tied to North Korea. military industrial complex really needs to stamp out alejandro? these military industrial complex people are literally pumping out arms and shipping them across the world in an industrial way. 850 billion to Ukraine, 30% gets to the actual troops.... so that's over 550 billion that.... just goes missing. no accountability. nice.... but I am supposed to think this long ploy to expose alejandro and the north Koreans in selling arms is somehow meaningful?... how was it meaningful? DPRK has one less arms sale that gets filled by other arms dealers? I don't get it..... did hoaxing this arms deal make wherever the arms were going suddenly peaceful and the people buying them decided not to conduct themselves the ways they have been already? someone please educate me to the value of this elaborate scheme this Danish guy just told us about.

[@nicholaswoollhead6830]

If you havent watched the documentary you are missing out

[@Ozzianman]

@@danielbrown6112 All of his recordings was used in The Mole: Undercover in North Korea that documents Ulrich's efforts to get into North Korea and how North Korea does business with the world through people such as Ulrich.

[@the_local_bigamist]

@@danielbrown6112 Exactly. There is something really off about the whole thing. I thought it was just his broken English, but there is nothing of substance. Like the weird karaoke story - he spends a lot of time describing the fear of getting shot whilst being led to this door, and then walking in and having a really nice time and being shown arms to purchase. The only thing that might be interesting about it is that the DPRK isn't allowed to sell weapons, but as you mentioned, the military industrial complex is so corrupt and dodgy that this tiny little example wouldn't be of any significance internationally when you look at the amount of really dodgy arms deals that go on every day. And many countries on the sanctions list have still managed to arm themselves with the help of arms dealers who are willing to circumvent international law regarding who can buy arms, with actual government oversight. FFS British arms dealers - the big ones - were illegally arming Saddam Hussein's forces only a few years before Britain joined America in invading Iraq and toppling the regime, whilst they were under sanctions! And then there are the famous, scandalous cases such as the Iran/Contra affair. This is just a couple of guys doing the same thing, on a tiny scale, in North Korea. Hardly a big deal and definitely not heroic. In fact, it was more stupid if anything, given that he could've gotten himself killed or arrested.

[@sonny9493]

Finding the documentary online in New Zealand is proving more difficult than infiltrating North Korea

[@dspierre7696]

Did you find it mate?

[@sonny9493]

@@dspierre7696 I did not unfortunately

[@dspierre7696]

@@sonny9493its this link available in your end? kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWW2amyin7OLn9k

[@dspierre7696]

@@sonny9493 Sorry to hear that.. How you tried using a VPN?

[@oldjenkins1192]

just search on youtube its available here not legal tho

[@xminusone1]

This man have nerves of steel for sure. If you ever read this, my deepest respect. Not many people have what it take to do things like this.

[@danielbrown6112]

the man lied for years to people who befriended him in order to blow up some arms dealer's business that will get filled by other arms dealers, likely Raytheon, Haliburton, Lockheed Martin, Boeing and the like..... sounds like the man really just hated Alejandro or something because I can tell you the arms deals are still happening and wont stop. story belongs on a Spanish soap opera about some love affair that went wrong rather than some poetry about war heroes lol.

[@cookiessprite]

The Mole is really really good, it's one of those documentaries that's stayed with me. Really eye-opening.

[@MascletaTheFirst]

Why on earth have I never heard of this before. This is a massive story. North korea looking to produce weapons in africa. Holy shit.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

United States wanting to produce weapons in any part of the world: Normal North Korea wanting the same: Holly fuck, this is so wrong

[@justbreakingballs]

​@@Kriegerdammerung that's one stupid statement. Be proud

[@Kriegerdammerung]

@@justbreakingballs I'm proud of the spy that says "I spied for the CIA because of the money" I don't respect the liars that talk about caring for people and freedom or what have you

[@justbreakingballs]

@@Kriegerdammerung no one cares what you think, you're irrelevant.

[@Kriegerdammerung]

@@justbreakingballs I'm more important than you, hypocrite

[@christian334]

Insane story. The Danish public broadcaster (DR) made a great documentary about it. Edit: It's called "The Mole: Undercover in North Korea", and it's actually co-produced with a few other broadcasters including the BBC.

[@bronsonstrundson313]

Hvad hedder dokumentaren?

[@damnmuggle]

What’s the name

[@TheMolecph]

The Mole - Undercover in North Korea

[@damnmuggle]

@@TheMolecph thx

[@takutokenshin5296]

Where can I watch it ?????

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This man has had tough experiences. Being a spy in whatever foreign country you’re designated in comes with a handful of risks and sacrifices to be made. In a way, it’s fascinating he’s sharing his own story. It gets us informed about critical matters needed to be further evaluated and discussed.

[@TheMolecph]

Thank you 🙏

[@larsjohansen8214]

The Thing is, he wasnt even designated Per se, he basicly did it on his own i collaboration with a journalist

[@Kriegerdammerung]

The funny thing is, to undercover greater crimes in the United States you don't have to be a mole actually. Just look at Bill Clinton? NOW, having a former U.S. President who had made war crimes the same status as Alejandro in the video of a "wanted criminal" that's an achievement in itself.

[@redboyjan]

Someone has to make up for all the twats with their heads in the sand, saying it doesn't involve me so I don't care. Believe the media instead. Not everyone is a taker, many have principles meaning you would take the risks in that position. Most people are thicko cowards

[@wekiyadavid3739]

Being Ugandan, this is one of the most revealing things I've heard about my country.

[@Bunkskunkhaha]

Happening under the surface, Terrifying right.

[@righteousbyfaithinChrist]

Thanks!

[@Ozzianman]

Man, still remember happening to come across the documentary on NRK one morning. It's named The Mole: Undercover in North Korea

[@heathermcculloch9893]

His documentary was fascinating, so I’m happy to find this interview. I could listen to his stories for hours.

[@d.ink3d]

Seen the documentary it was wild, definitely worth a watch

[@chasti5754]

This man's eyes are full of pain, thank you for sharing this story

[@Prestonesfpv]

A humble and unasuming man has just infiltrated one of the most violent and hated states in the world, for 10 freakin years….with no backing from our country or government, no guns, no violence and no gung ho here i come, take 2 minutes to think about how insane that is, and how big his nuts has to be.. im proud to be a fellow Dane of this guy

[@AnglosArentHuman]

If the thing about only getting one week of training from the Yanks and no further support, it's fairly impressive

[@CrazyBrick30]

Pfft. The Dutch.

[@christycullen2355]

How am i only finding this out? Great documentary.

[@TheLoxxxton]

I get the feeling that there is a lot more to this story than what's been said

[@flatline9737]

there's probably some sensitive information he can't share.

[@skerriesrockart]

Yes..he's an actor.

[@konstantinivanov1986]

There is no story.

[@xB-yg2iw]

Watch the documentary: The Mole undercover in North Korea

[@renebronkhorst5487]

Greetings from Namibia 🇳🇦 Brilliant video, really informative and interesting.

[@grimmjow06espada40]

Hi, I know this a year late but I just came across this documentary today. I too am from Namibia, although I live in the US right now. The moment he mentioned Africa, Namibia came to mind but I’m happy my country was smart to say no🎉🇳🇦👍👌

[@Deathadder1994]

7:30 “Secret recording equipment” Literally tape and a wire 😂

[@sma161194]

I heard alot of smalltalk shit in my hometown Nakskov about this guy(he's from there aswell as he mentioned in the video... i moved from there because of all the shit talking going on there. Im happy that he turned some of the people wrong in my hometown. He's Real and doing great stuff for the world. 👍🏻

[@serendipidus8482]

Small towns don't like big fish! Glad you got out of there it sounds like a very small minded place.

[@eezyclsmooth9035]

This was quite fascinating and heart pounding exciting. I really hope there is a book to read about this story!

[@AndrejDesignSats]

He didnt have to. Thats the highest order bravery, when you dont have to do it at all and yet, you do. His dad gave him strong morals.

[@nicholaswoollhead6830]

The Mole is straight up the most increible thing that has ever been put on film. Everyone should watch it.

[@nicholaswoollhead6830]

WHERE TO WATCH 'The Mole: Undercover in North Korea': USA: Pirating, or Netflix with an UK VPN. UK: BBCs iPlayer Scandinavia: SVT, NRKTV, DR1 Everyone else in the world: Netflix with a nordic/UK VPN, or pirating

[@westnilesnipes]

The karaoke part in this interview has to be the most surreal thing ever

[@nalusafalaya]

A humble hero

[@zyaneric1]

When you see a wrong and want to change it, and let nothing stand in your way, one person can make a difference

[@timothypearce2633]

Balls of steel! Wouldn’t want get on the same plane as him though

[@billmuray]

This Guy is a Mastermind ❤️

[@Aristotelezz]

I saw The Mole twice! Found it very interesting. It seems to me an incredible achievement to get in touch with the top of North Korean regiem, get the deals done, and also film it. I wouldn't even know where to start. There should be a sort of noble price for it!

[@astralfluxaf]

This is insanely entertaining… what a wild world to be apart of. 😮

[@patrickkalanu5758]

I close my eyes and hear a really shy and sensitive Lars Ulrich. Coupled with this dude's name... Reality beats imagination.

[@DMMJBSM]

Just watched The Mole on youtube. WTF. Brilliant documentary Hard to believe how far they managed to fool the Koreans. Ulrich ( & Mr James ) have got balls of steel. Hope all goes well for them.

[@scottadcock550]

A true artist.

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

Hi I’m happy I come across your video, because a week + ago, I found a 2h a lengthy interview/documentary about *Ulrich Larsen’s* time as an undercover spy in NK, but unfortunately (aka *Hermit Kingdom* ) - it was late at night, which hindered me from watching it then, but fortunately for me, I saved it by downloading it, to watch later, and *now is later* Thank you LADbibleTV, and Ulrich Larsen for making this interview happen. It is an incredible story, and I thought to myself whilst watching, how striking similarities Ulrich’s real experience have with a action/Bond movie. Everything is there 🟰 *from the basic storyline, good guys vs bad guys, secrecies/undercover, the nerve wrenching feelings, the need to always be on high alert, and be ready for any possible u-turn, and then there’s the grand finale, the crescendo comes in two waves* , the first when he tell his wife the night before the big revelation, and the second comes minutes before he have to get on the stage. and he’s briefing Alejandro, and clarify it’s not a prank, and when Ulrich connects the dot between the guy he’s going to share the stage with is the person Alejandro have known and trusted since 2006, and if Alejandro’s haven’t already reached his anticlimax, he reached it, as the light bulb slowly goes up, and he knows Ulrich too, isn’t who he thought he was, Alejandro must’ve sunken through the floor, when he have to let go of the *charachter Ulrich he thought he knew, and in a split second accept that this foreigner he thought he knew, who received these extremely rare, prestigious medals, because Ulrich managed to build up a this confidence with the highest ranking officials in NK* that would blow me out anyway. As someone already have pointed out, this video should have received a lot more attention and viewers. With kindness and respect, Grace 🩰

[@TheMolecph]

Thank you Grace Ulrich

[@Grace.allovertheplace]

@@TheMolecph Hi thank you 🙏 what an immense honor it’s for me that you read my comment and took your time reply back to me 🙏🤍 I hope you’re enjoying the weekend together with your loved ones with kindness and respect, Love Grace

[@calsaver]

As a person who lives in South Korea, the karaoke bit is 💯 accurate. 😆

[@charlesg3401]

Where I live there's a lot of Koreans and every 3rd business in the Korean hub of the city is a karaoke

[@winstonmark2839]

I watched on TV that once North korea threw missiles in the Island and ship of south korea. I remember seeing it clearly with my own two eyes, so even if someone joked about how good North Korea was, it left me so traumatized that I got angry. I do hate communism so much because of North Korea..

[@stianalmen5055]

I loved the documentary that was made. I am from Norway, so understand danish [it was aired on danish tv🙂] this story is real 100%! He rizked his life for this. Love from norway😃 tnx for doing this!

[@raoulduke344]

Laughter and ridicule is one of the most effective weapons against a totalitarian regime and dictatorship. That's ones of the reasons free speech is so important. All it takes is one person to point and laugh and say "The Dear Leader isn't wearing any clothes", and the rest of the people could follow suit. Ulrich is a very brave man.

[@TheMolecph]

Thanks mate 😊

[@Fathervinyard]

where are you from pal ? im from the uk so this delusion of free speech is laughable to me tbh

[@bigwhy6845]

it's not that simple. Nice fantasy though.

[@citizenkane2349]

That's why free speech isn't a thing in most western countries.

[@holysab7]

Yeah the Nazis were sooo devastated by all the anti-nazi satire from jews, the occasional non-jewish journalist and Charlie Chaplin, they just called it quits and made him quit being a dictator

[@gv6t8]

I can see this man living not enough life in this world tbf, Betrayal of the century but quite scary

[@bwogisean]

there just had to be something about Uganda... my God how corrupt is the country ??

[@brianmmudenda6870]

Living legend of a man.

[@Jicco_03]

I just watched this documentary and it’s simply amazing. What a brave man he is 😮

[@TheIrfanxz44]

He doesn’t go out in public, but he show his face on KZbin, so the whole world can see his face

[@crazycorgiladyus7418]

Yeah that doesn’t add up for me either

[@Raven7744]

The people looking for him to hurt him for sure know already how he looks like

[@RMS-Productions]

Of course it had to be a Viking doing this🔥

[@kimjansson7179]

Exposure of the regime is good. However I'm certain that some of the people he was in contact with from there aren't around anymore.

[@bbv2474]

Every time he mentions ‘Africa’, my heart relocates itself for a bit … it’s upsetting to see and hear about the lack of respect for others, especially their lives.

[@MacrobianNomad]

There's this part in the documentary Alejandro says to him (regarding doing business in Uganda): "The negro has that thing. In the moment you don’t look at them, they will steal everything from you... If the white master is not there, they will feel like animals, and destroy everything." Absolutely vile character that man is!

[@shades2.183]

🤡

[@cathrinekruger5499]

This is actually a cultural thing. It's still racist, but Denmark is a very small country with its only diversity found mostly in bigger cities. Most people in rural areas are racist because of pure ignorance, and because of the lack of ethnic diversity there's absolutely no incentive to change that on a systemic level

[@shades2.183]

@@cathrinekruger5499 🤣🤡

[@Luonguyen457]

​@@cathrinekruger5499i am sure Alejandro not Denmark name , more look like Spanish name .

[@DocOrtmeyer]

The ending of this documentary is insane

[@nichmon3221]

I think you guys should make PODcasts. I would rather listen to this story while driving.

[@TheMolecph]

There are some online in English 😊

[@cbmtrx]

I'm not honestly sure that I followed everything here. Guess I need to find the docu.

[@danielstorm333]

He did a very important task!

[@danielbrown6112]

I am struggling to see the importance of the task, please explain.

[@danielstorm333]

@@danielbrown6112 You have to watch the documentary "The Mole" to understand then.

[@shades2.183]

​@@danielbrown6112names, locations, faces, connections, ties. You seem extremely unintelligent.

[@danielbrown6112]

@@shades2.183 nice productive conversation. where are the names faces locations and ties of our military industrial complex doing what the DPRK gun runners do multiplied by 10,000 on a weekly basis. you seem to intentionally lack scope and a big picture view of our global situation. that doesn't mean you are extremely unintelligent or whatever other simplistic insult one can hurl at a stranger on the internet for no value..... it simply means to try broadening your view of what is actually happening around the world. for example - you do realize we intentionally left the taliban 83 billion dollars of military equipment in 2021?..... are these DPRK gun runners moving 1 billion in equipment? 100 million even? DPRK gun runners DO NOT MATTER in the global stage of gun running..... they are a cup of water in a swimming pool. ignoring that fact is disingenuous to caring about solving the issue. beyond that - befriending people, being welcomed into a foreign nation as a guest, then turning on them is a dirty thing to do on a personal level - period.

[@shades2.183]

@@danielbrown6112 Yeah spreading nuke tech ( among other things) doesn't matter nor does selling weapons and weapons tech to terrorists and terrorist stats , Gotcha uh hmm yes, yes alright indeed. With that said, you clearly failed to absorb the point of the documentary in the first place. Actually, you should go and watch both documentaries, some would say- get a clue. Further more, your feelings don't really matter, however, the *truth* matters a trillon, trillon times more than your amoral feelings period. Unintelligent? Oh yes, i rest my case. Your arguments are stupid, your reasoning as well and whataboutism is just plain dumb. Oh and champ, why don't you go and make a documentary about *your* sjit instead of sitting here and whine about it? You might wannan start it with something like this, wHAtabOUt. 🤭🤡

[@florianbischoff9764]

what i dont understand is that this guy got those medals and badges after just 5 days in north korea

[@cuh720]

I have a genuine question. Im sorry he had to spend so much time at the hospital. My question is why he couldn’t work as a chef but was able to become an undercover spy?

[@cuh720]

@@thamesironworkers36 check the description

[@the_local_bigamist]

I thought that too. So much of this just lacks credibility.

[@N_0968]

Something to do with his illness and food hygiene I assume.

[@juandeag5194]

Watch the documentary. This guy doesnt work for any agency or anything. He is a normal civilian man who decided to infiltrate and uncover North Korean secrets. He then contacted a journalist and got funded through this. It's an absolutely insane documentary

[@cuh720]

@@juandeag5194 I saw it. My question remains unanswered

[@HooDKiDMANCiTY]

watching this from Kenya

[@justicewillprevail1106]

This sounds like a episode in mission impossible. This man id brave beyond words can describe.

[@eden4949]

The Mole! There's a great 2 part documentary from German ZDF, really worth a watch

[@thescratchyscratch7848]

I scrolled down and KZbin suggested the movie Team America: World Police lol

[@DisobedientSpaceWhale]

If I hear the words "Mr James" ever again I think I'm going to go insane.

[@jimlatrache]

why

[@DisobedientSpaceWhale]

@@jimlatrache too much repetition

[@Jorok_Paints]

How do I watch this documentary?

[@drew1784]

Where can I find this documentary?

[@WatchGeek8167]

A 6ft blue eyed white guy in North Korea a spy?? I bet they did not see that coming 😂 😂

[@stqxthings_]

Fr 😂that's what I'm thinking

[@BoukieMcbridger]

Amazing

[@Cbrungraber]

When is the doc coming?

[@Aliquis.frigus]

It's been out for a year or so. BBC , NRK , DR , and SVT collaboration

[@steveh5005]

Who bank rolled his global travelling? His daily living expenses. The production company

[@dyu8184]

Mr James

[@MM168NSX]

Mr James

[@shades2.183]

Watch the docu, hit the production.

[@shades2.183]

​@@dyu8184nope

[@shades2.183]

​@@MM168NSXnope

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

This guy is like a hero to me. What he did took massive bravery, and for that, He definitely has my full respect!

[@nemiw4429]

Snitch.

[@nemiw4429]

Snitch.

[@scottboy]

This guy is a scientologist and his knee vids are great

[@michalaleskandr3985]

Dude, uganda will literally do ANY THING for anyone... that's where Akon city is going to be... crazy.

[@temptica3919]

Unfortunately not streaming or available to purchase anywhere :/

[@Hervebutoyi]

I swear on my life the documentary is like nothing you have seen before

[@shaunsaintey1793]

This was a good one, but the extra details that are written in tiny, hard to read letters, for not enough time stressed my simpleton brain.

[@lesliesteele3926]

Yeah... I listened to this earlier while working and the extra details moments either fill in gaps or the typing made it choppy. Had to rewatch for a complete understanding. *edited for clarity of content to the original message*

[@knowledgeispower3212]

1 key takeaway is that north korea is using Chinese passports

[@MrAidanfleming]

I haven’t a clue what any of that means

[@huntingcash2255]

the thumbnail looks like Mike and Jesse from breaking bad fuses together

[@theblondeone8426]

this guy is very brave

[@blastradius7193]

Is this Doc available in the USA? Is it called "the mole"? How can I find this Doc?

[@nicholaswoollhead6830]

Should be on appletv, otherwise just pirate it

[@germalean88g77]

BBC iplayer u might need use a vpn change ur location to the uk

[@blastradius7193]

@@nicholaswoollhead6830 no doubt I'll do that.

[@emilyannamanda]

He is soooo brave ❤❤❤❤

[@davidosullivan6351]

"I'm not the kinda guy who likes attention" proceeds to do a documentary on what he did 😂😂

[@georgehenry76]

‘Reformed criminal James’ and him were gonna ‘invest’ in an island in Uganda for $5 million? Just to create a documentary about North Korean gun running? I feel like these guys were trying to do the actual thing. At least up to a point. Particularly considering that he grew up making ‘runs’ with his father to East/West Germany. Just seems fishy all around..

[@georgehenry76]

@@zetta_8030 sure he did…

[@HARTTG]

Wait wait, Did the documentary got taken down???!! I still remember him when I watched THAT documentary a couple years ago. Where tf did the video goes?

[@mikebaker1555]

If this was an amazing interview, Like this!!

[@rileyjenkins3150]

Strangely one of the best documentaries on north korea was when michael palin spent time there

[@peradetlic3831]

You can see right away how this guy could blend perfectly among the North Koreans. He appears, speaks and behaves like a typical North Korean average Kim (I guess it’s their average Joe). Who could question his story?

[@skerriesrockart]

Not the dummies in the comments section obviously

[@briannakisisa5636]

Am Ugandan and shocked that this is so recent, who was selling the Island???

[@homie3322]

Those who were selling the island were corrupt Ugandan government officials

[@antonygoedhals6272]

Well done all of you for exposing N Korea operations. You are courageous, Sir.

[@noneofyourbizness]

very interesting.

[@Unknown-ow5xy]

Ok, there is pizza menu with all weapons we got and after that we going to sing emotional karaoke from movie titanic.😂

[@jaaha1399]

The thought that his previous job doesn’t have any relations to what he has done- sheesh.

[@meph1570]

Kim Junk Un : "whatzz?! that guy haz been a spy all along?! send him one of our atomic fireworkz!!"

[@jj522]

Im sure this could be a really good story but its just not explained well enough to understand what is going on. Mr bloody James should have come on to help explain

[@flatline9737]

there's a 2½ hour long documentary of the whole operation, it's called The Mole, i think you can watch it on BBC maybe.

[@skerriesrockart]

Mr James is fine doing other TV work..they're all actors

[@shades2.183]

​@@skerriesrockart🤡

[@SandySanderson_95]

This is the fastest moving most intense story I’ve ever heard. “And then the CIA did a quick training with me..” 😮