Code 6 North of the DMZ

Once in a great while, a book emerges that has the power to right social and economic injustices, topple illegitimate governments, free oppressed people, and alter the course of history. “Behind Enemy Line: North of the 38^th Parallel. A Code 6 Mission” has the power to do that.

In the shadows of modern civilization, an atrocity of unprecedented scale unfolds in North Korea. The Committee for Human Rights estimates that, at any given time, approximately 200,000 North Koreans are held captive in a vast system of concentration and detention camps. Over the past decade alone, 400,000 lives have been extinguished within these camps due to torture, starvation, disease, and execution. An endless supply of the living replaces the dead in a relentless cycle of suffering and oppression. This isn’t a dystopian novel; it’s the horrific reality for North Koreans.

Through a combination of firsthand accounts, expert analysis, and historical context, this book offers a comprehensive and deeply moving portrait of a nation in crisis. It is my hope that it will inspire readers to take action, whether by supporting organizations working to assist North Korean refugees, advocating for human rights and diplomatic solutions, or simply by spreading the word about this urgent issue.

This book aims to bring to light the harrowing realities faced by the North Korean people. It is a call to action for the global community to recognize and respond to these injustices. Through the power of knowledge and the collective voice of humanity, we have the potential to instigate change, free those who suffer, and alter the course of history for the better.

The international community can no longer turn a blind eye to these egregious violations of human dignity and fundamental rights. A book exposing the full extent of North Korea’s crimes is a moral imperative. It has the power to galvanize global action, hold perpetrators accountable, and ultimately liberate the North Korean people from this brutal regime. The time to act is now, before more innocent lives are lost to this 21st century gulag.