Lectures were being held at institutions wth titles including “Praise the great man, Kim Jong Un” to win over the North Korea public, who according to sources from are “not buying it”. The source told Radio Free Asia: “They have propagandised the North Korea-U.S. and Inter-Korean summits, saying they were possible only through Kim Jong Un’s diplomatic prowess and keen decision making. “The lecture materials also say that most foreign media outlets have delivered special coverage praising a great man with grand historical achievements that will define the 21st century. “Each city government began holding the lectures as soon as the materials were distributed, but people here in Pyongyang are not buying it, calling it unfounded propaganda.
“News from outside North Korea spreads faster in Pyongyang than out in the provinces because there are many trade workers and others who work overseas.”
The source added: “This is why people here are well aware that we are under international sanctions. The propaganda depicts Kim Jong Un as ‘everyone’s hero’ but they just laugh.”
Another source, from North Hamgyong, added: “Educational materials that espouse the greatness of our respected leader have been provided to everyone in the province.
“In the two-page leaflet, the Central Committee clearly praises Kim Jong Un’s way of globalisation as a nuclear power.
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“It praises Kim as a man of action, quotes the Philippine president as saying Kim is everyone’s hero, and claims that the Supreme Leader is becoming a global sensation.
“The Committee says that the world thinks Kim’s strategy of globalisation is going smoothly. They even say he’s a step ahead of Trump and Moon Jae-In.”
The source added: “But people attending the conference had only cold and bleak responses.”
Propaganda in North Korea began circulating decades ago during the reign of Kim Il-sung from 1948 until his death in 1994.
Distressing posters in the past depict alleged atrocities carried out by American soldiers during the Korean War, with one of the most infamous showing US military pulling the teeth out of a North Korean female captive. Today, colourful paintings and flyers continue to decorate the nation showing the happy and smiling faces of North