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Added BreadTube funding
See: [[Atheistic North Korea and cyber crime|North Korea and cyber crime]]
See: [[Atheistic North Korea and cyber crime|North Korea and cyber crime]]
==== BreadTube funding ====
In late 2018 according to [[Julian Assange]], the North Korean government allied with [[George Soros]] to fund [[BreadTube]], a movement of communist [[YouTube|YouTubers]] having a primary aim of destroying [[Western civilization]] through video essays packed to the brim with Marxist propaganda.<ref>https://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2019/01/08/report-north-korea-flooding-youtube-communist-propaganda-videos/</ref> Soros has denied these allegations saying that "... the belief that I am funding communist propaganda aimed at children is absurd. I am not a communist and never will be a communist."<ref>https://www.sbs.com.au/news/george-soros-interview</ref> but Assange responded by saying his claims of not being a communist are baseless and citing further evidence from his leaked emails.<ref>https://vimeo.com/360452584</ref>
In June of 2019, [[Ian Kochinski|Ian "Vaush" Kochinski]], a prominent member of BreadTube, spent twelve days on a "vacation" to [[France]] but emails leaked by [[WikiLeaks]]<ref>https://www.nspirement.com/2019/05/02/wikileaks-revealed-secrets-of-the-chinese-communist-party.html</ref> suggest the complete opposite; that Kochinski took a trip to North Korea as a part of the BreadTube alliance to secure funding towards his channel. This funding succeeded because Kochinski managed to achieve 400,000 [[YouTube]] subscribers as of March 2022 since Kochinski started his YouTube channel in January 7 2019.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/c/Vaush/about</ref><ref>https://socialcounts.org/youtube-live-subscriber-count/UC1E-JS8L0j1Ei70D9VEFrPQ</ref>
===United States policy towards North Korea===
===United States policy towards North Korea===