Beside some interesting meetings and events in the past the
North Korean intelligence agencies in Europe – sitting in their embassies or
using front companies and international organisations as a cover – have to
fight on different subjects: Not only looking for business, special materials and
cash flow they have to deal with „imperialistic agents“ and „liars“ from human
right groups. Refugees, which are of course „tricked“ into Western countries by
the „satan“ in Washington, the media, the „gangster clique“ in Seoul and other
bad boys, are travelling around and telling the people stories which are more
or less untold inside North Korea.
As every other country in the world the North Koreans are
looking abroad for maybe problems, which can be dissidents, refugees or
activists. While Russian intelligence tries to monitor e. g. Greenpeace in
Europe (and elsewhere), North Korea looks for people in Europe (and elsewhere)
which are interesting for them. This can be family members, which are falling
from favour. Some of them suddenly committed suicide or had an accident… In
this case there is a special unit inside the North Korean intelligence which is
arriving immediately on the scene, recovering assets, cleaning the place and
hampering police and intelligence from the guest country to dig deeper.
Additionally the North Korean intelligence agencies have
their sympathisers. The intelligence agencies from Israel can rely on their
followers all over the world, mostly jewish people, which are doing „research“ for
the Mossad due to patriotic or religious or both reasons. Beside money North
Korea can offer Juche, their ideology – and there are still enough members of
their Friendship Associations which are willing to do the job, instructed by
North Korean staff. Last time in Germany it was Hong Son Ok .
Something which makes the North Koreans very angry is the „North Korea Freedom Week in Europe 2013“, especially the
demonstration yesterday, 12 October, in front of their embassy in Berlin. Watching
the scene beside the small group of protesters it was interesting to observe
the observers, which were able to take pictures from every single person. I don´t say that they were working for the DPRK, but... they raised my suspicion. Aditionally a few CCTV
were in action, recording the demonstration, presumably not only from the
embassy itself. One can only speculate if the North Koreans are discussing the gathered
pictures and information with their Chinese colleagues, not far away from the
Glinka Street. And there maybe a few other embassies in Berlin, which are
interested in profiling the activists…
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