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“We really need to understand that the North Koreans are not as traumatized by things like the "Axis of Evil" remark or things like this Vinson flotilla as some people in the Pyongyang-watching community seem to think.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2010s, Interview with the Reuters War College (April 2017)

“Communism is all about breaking down nationalism, about uniting workers around the world, and North Korea has always been about the opposite, it’s been about racial purity and pride, so remember North Korea was isolated even inside the old east-block, even inside the Soviet block.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2010s, Interview with Park Jin Keol (March 2012)

“Ultra-nationalism is an appealing ideology; the Third Reich fought to the end, even sending their children into battle... We should not underestimate its appeal.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2010s, Interview with Yonhap (August 2011)

“Koreans in general are very generous about misrepresentations when it’s another Korean doing the misrepresenting.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2000s, Interview with Sun-jung Kim (May 2005)

“The world's complacency about North Korea’s nukes is inspired in large part by memories of stodgy Soviets who had the bomb for 40 years and never used it.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2000s, Interview with Sun-jung Kim (May 2005)

“Like all men I have a maternal instinct, but I can clutch only so many characters to my breast at one time.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

"Touch of Evil: A selective investigation of recent mysteries and thrillers" http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2006/04/touch-of-evil/304721/ (April 2006), The Atlantic <br class="br">2000s

“I need to say first of all that foreigners are wrong in regarding the DMZ as the "Last Frontier of the Cold War" which is sort of separating a failed and anachronistic communist state from a proud high-tech capitalist one.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2010s, Interview with the Reuters War College (April 2017)

“We need only look at the much lower level of anti-Americanism in Vietnam to realize that suffering incurred in wars does not necessarily dictate decades of animosity and fear between peoples. It’s what propaganda does with history — for contemporary political ends — that counts.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

"On the Recent Spate of 'Why North Korea Hates America' Articles" http://sthelepress.com/index.php/2017/05/27/1419/ (27 May 2017), Sthele Press <br class="br">2010s

“[O]ne cannot respect the orthodox version of history without perpetuating the ideology behind it.”

Brian Reynolds Myers

2020s, On the United Future Party (2020)