American journalist sent to Korean prison

[Polishprince]

Johnny Somali, well loved youtube journalist of color was sent to the joint in South Korea today for an investigative report that seems to have offended local individuals.

Will President Trump talk to Korean officials to bring this news man back?

Will libs be upset if he doesn't like when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pinched a reporter that was one of their subjects?

Mr. Somali, BTW, is a native born US citizen that the South Koreans are holding.

US internet ‘troll’ Johnny Somali sentenced to South Korea labor prison for public nuisance — months after comparing himself to Otto Warmbier

A controversial American YouTuber was sentenced to half a year in a South Korean labor prison for his nuisance behavior, including posting a video of himself crudely dancing on a statue honoring Wo…

nypost.com

 

[1srelluc]

S. Korean prisons are tough but humane. Very structured.

Hell, Koreans will pay to be locked up.

MSN

 

[Bleipriester]

6 months is even good for him. South Korea is very sensitive when it comes to the north. I think a Korean national would have earned way more prison time.

 

[WorldWatcher]

Johnny Somali, well loved youtube journalist of color was sent to the joint in South Korea today for an investigative report that seems to have offended local individuals.

Will President Trump talk to Korean officials to bring this news man back?

Will libs be upset if he doesn't like when the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pinched a reporter that was one of their subjects?

Mr. Somali, BTW, is a native born US citizen that the South Koreans are holding.

US internet ‘troll’ Johnny Somali sentenced to South Korea labor prison for public nuisance — months after comparing himself to Otto Warmbier

A controversial American YouTuber was sentenced to half a year in a South Korean labor prison for his nuisance behavior, including posting a video of himself crudely dancing on a statue honoring Wo…

nypost.com

#1 Having travelled to S. Korea and many other Asian countries, you are ALWAYS required to follow the law.

#2 The man isn't a "journalist" he's an internet troll whose job is to generate clicks, not report the news.

#3 The charges aren't based on "offending local individuals" they are:

• obstruction of business,
• distributing fabricated sexually explicit content,
• harassing staff and visitors at an amusement park,
• disrupting a convenience store by blasting music and upending noodles onto a table,
• causing similar scenes on a bus and subway,
• distributing non-consensual deepfake videos,
• Somali sparked public outrage in South Korea after posting a video of himself kissing and performing a lap dance on a statue commemorating victims of the Japanese military’s sexual slavery during World War II.

The government asked for 3 years, he got 6 months for being a troll for is ACTIONS.

He's lucky he didn't do that crap in Singapore, they still have public canings. So don't try to make him out as some type of journalistic hero.

WW

Seoul court sentences US YouTuber to 6 months in jail over offensive stunts

An American YouTuber who sparked national outrage in South Korea for provocative stunts, including dancing on a statue honoring victims of wartime sexual slavery, was sentenced to six months in prison by a Seoul court on Wednesday.

apnews.com

 

[Blaster]

Singapore has a great justice system.

 

[WorldWatcher]

Singapore has a great justice system.

When our ships were due for a Singapore port-call, we always got briefings on Do's, Don'ts, and Consequences.

They didn't frake around at the time.

WW