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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..."

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

This deserves WAY more attention.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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. 👍🏻

How am i only finding this out? Great documentary.

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

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

Seen the documentary it was wild, definitely worth a watch

I remember watching this, it was so insane! Maybe more insane than "the lovers and the despot"

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

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

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

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

He blends right in. I bet nobody suspected anything.

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

A humble hero

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

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

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.

Living legend of a man.

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

This Guy is a Mastermind ❤️

Of course it had to be a Viking doing this🔥

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

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 🩰

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

A true artist.

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.

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

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

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..

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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?

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

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

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

He did a very important task!

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

This guy is a scientologist and his knee vids are great

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.

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

I mean that isn’t a v10… certainly not a v5 either

I haven’t a clue what any of that means

Amazing

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

1 key takeaway is that north korea is using Chinese passports

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

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

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

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

Instantly knew he was danish from the accent

Where can I find this documentary?

Thanks!

How do I watch this documentary?

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

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

This comment section is like a social experiment. Lol

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

When is the doc coming?

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

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

If this was an amazing interview, Like this!!

Where did he get all his money from for all these trips when he doesn’t work? And how did he pay Mr James for his part?

Called Mole its brilliant

Bet he blended in and went proper under the radar

this guy is very brave

Very unusual story. Interesting character. Doesn’t seem right though.

He is soooo brave ❤❤❤❤

I could not keep up with the story, jumping all over the place. Not credible.

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

Is it just me or did this jump around a lot? Suddenly he's in north korea with permission to film somehow, then hes going around Europe looking for investors for North Korea. Not a cohesive story.

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?