Pyongyang Deploys North Korean Hotties To Soccer Matches

As this news report shows, North Korea has an elite female cheering section that they bring to their soccer matches:

The video in question was taken at a the Japan-North Korea U-20 soccer match a couple weeks ago. North Korea lost, but the ladies did not waiver in their support for their national team.

6 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - August 17, 2007 at 8:58 pm

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Hebi-kai

I wonder how many of the players were shot because they lost.

All jokes aside, I feel sorry for the women; whenever any one from N. Korea talks on camera they almost appear robotic. What terror these people live in to always praise “The Dear Leader”. Imagine what horrible consequences they must fear if they speak their minds.
andoroido

Needs new subtitles

Reproter to NK girl: “How was the game?”

NK girl robot : “North Korea’s victory was glorious!”

Reporter: “But Japan won..”

NK girl : “Thanks to our beloved Dear Leader North Korea again showed its superiority in today’s victory!”

Reporter : “But your team lost.”

NK girl : “Shut up! We’ll nuke you!!! Hooray North Korea!”
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Where are the hotties?

immolationsex

I am internet male, get these repugnant hambeasts out of my sight.

Pyongyang Deploys North Korean Hotties To Soccer Matches

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