the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

the boarding of our innocent fishing vessels by foreign powers,
baseless as the outlandish allegations of kidnapping leveled at
us by the Japanese. Do the Japanese think we forget it is they
who once enslaved our husbands and made comfort women of our
wives? Baseless to think that any woman loves her husband more
than Sun Moon. Did the citizens not behold how Sun Moon bestowed
the Golden Belt upon her new husband, her cheeks flushed with
modesty and love? Were you not assembled in Kim Il Sung Square to
witness it firsthand?

What are you going to believe, citizens? Rumors and lies, or your
very own eyes?

But let us return to the rest of todays programming, which
includes a rebroadcast of Kim Il Sungs glorious speech of April
Fifteenth, Juche 71, and a public-service announcement from the
Minister of Procurement Comrade Buc on the topic of prolonging
the life of compact fluorescent lightbulbs. But first, citizens,
a treat: it is our pleasure to announce that Pyongyang has a new
opera singer. The Dear Leader has dubbed her the Lovely Visitor.
And here she is, to sing for your patriotic pleasure the arias
from Sea of Blood. So return to your industrial lathes and
vinalon looms, citizens, and double your output quotas as you
listen to this Lovely Visitor sing the story of the greatest
nation in the world, the Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea!

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