Why would Koreans care about what you think of them? If they find something offensive they have every right to retaliate to the authors of that offensive material, provided that they take responsibility for the legal repercussions. You are saying as if if someone makes fun of you you should just let it go so it doesn't become a bigger problem. I'd say that's a cowardice nothing more.

I admire your noble standard for morality of governmental control over its citizens, but I have to point out every government has a strategic interest to block few very controversial information from getting exposed to the general public. One good example would be the recent expose of the classified military documents related to the war in Afghanistan. Why can't the US government be completely honest about what's happening in the US?

I don't know which generation you are, but there have been worse presidents than 2MB, as bad as he might be. Did you live through the military dictatorship of 70s, 80s, an 90s. I don't think you have a clear understanding of what it was like when we had 4 stars in the blue office as head of our nation. If you are one of those who romanticize the "achievements" of the genocidal demons like Park Jung Hee and Jun Doo Hwan, you are either insane or as evil as those demons.

Problem is Israel is more than 1000 miles away from Iran. FAIL!!!!

Current SKorean government is pretty totalitarian, so it's not unexpected that they will block access to anything from NKorea. As far as freedom to access to information is concerned, these "official" social networking activities from NKorea is nothing more than propaganda laden bs, so I really don't see any problem. It's not like they are trying to spread information regarding true reality of the NKorean citizens. If you wanted information on the reality of NKorea there are many documentaries produced by NGOs obtained through risking torture and hard labor. Look them up on youtube.

Wasn't there an app for this? Some dumazz got caught stealing someone's droid. Is this even patentable?