Christopher Ems

You have this, you have this, you have this.

I can't remember the ones I got really off the top of my head.

I know that Virgil got one, which is in the indictment, which is blockchain and peace.

Anyway, so we rock up at this building, which they call the high tech park.

And it's a very impressive building from the outside, right?

So it's got like a planet on the top and you go in, again, impressive building, no one in it, right?

So you go through and given a tour and then we get taken to what I can only describe as a big conference room, like a boardroom you'd see in a bank.

We go in and we go and they go, okay, talk about this stuff.

And they bring in about, I don't know, I'd say it was around

20, 30 people.

I mean, the American indictment said it was hundreds.

It wasn't hundreds of people.

So they bring in these people.

None of these people look remotely interested in what we're talking about, in my view.

And obviously, I'm not from the North Korean government, so I can't tell you.

But in my view, these are people that have been bussed in, right, that are just there to be there.

They need an audience.

None of these people are remotely interesting.

And obviously, this is monotonously boring, because all we're doing is we've got these pieces of paper that don't make any sense.

And we're reading along this absolutely