While the American media continues to absolutely beclown themselves over their new Gulag Queen, it would be a good idea for everyone to take a look at these images and remember just how evil, depraved, and horrific the regime in North Korea really is.

These are drawings made by former North Korean prisoners.

Since the American leftist media is fawning all over the North Koreans, I thought I’d post some illustrations made by former prisoners who were held in North Korean prison camps. pic.twitter.com/mFttEpNo7M

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Get a good look at these. THIS is where Kim Yo Jong goes to work.

Unimaginable barbarism happens in the North Korean gulags. Oftentimes, the prisoners are tortured to death.

The bodies are piled up, and rats feed on the carcasses. pic.twitter.com/wO4JOccJsD

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Pregnant women are shown no mercy. They are sometimes tied up, with babies being cut from the mother’s body. pic.twitter.com/cZm9r2j2zL

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Children are tortured as well. Certainly starved to death, but sometimes bayoneted. It is not uncommon for children to have to dig their own graves. pic.twitter.com/Bioskvtxmo

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Hours long interrogations and torture are seemingly enjoyed by the guards. pic.twitter.com/B7Dhqvesbu

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Life in these gulags is my idea of what hell might be like. Systematic torture, starvation, and death. pic.twitter.com/D3B5UCQCGi

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

Those in the American media who are doting on the sister of Kim Jong Un, and those talking about what a “surprisingly refreshing” country North Korea is, should be ASHAMED of themselves. It’s completely inexcusable. pic.twitter.com/U4rp7iZaDX

— Ian McKelvey (@ian_mckelvey) February 11, 2018

And even Jake Tapper is now fed up with the media coverage that has spent its credibility kissing up to North Korea.

If you hate US leaders more than you hate the Kim Jong-un regime, you really need to read up on North Korea.

Amnesty: https://t.co/jXmiEqYjMM

HRW: https://t.co/IPerHJszuV

Committee for Human Rights in North Korea: https://t.co/wSWqutmlFW

— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) February 11, 2018

From the Amnesty International informational overview regarding “Freedom of expression” in North Korea for journalists:

The authorities continued to impose severe restrictions on the right to freedom of expression, including the right to seek, receive and impart information regardless of national borders. The government persisted in restricting access to outside sources of information; there were no national independent newspapers, media or civil society organizations.

The professional activities of the very few international journalists allowed into the country remained severely restricted. BBC journalists visiting North Korea ahead of the Korean Workers’ Party Congress in May were briefly detained incommunicado, interrogated and expelled from the country because the government found the stories they produced highlighting aspects of everyday life in Pyongyang to be ‘disrespectful’. Agence France-Presse became one of the very few foreign media companies to operate in North Korea when it opened a Pyongyang office in September.

Almost everyone was denied internet and international mobile phone services. North Koreans who lived close to the Chinese border took significant risks in using smuggled mobile phones connected to Chinese networks in order to make contact with individuals abroad. People who did not own such phones had to pay exorbitant fees to brokers in order to make international calls. The use of smuggled mobile phones to connect to Chinese mobile networks exposed everyone involved to increased surveillance, as well as the risk of arrest and detention on various charges, including espionage.3

The existing computer network remained available to a very limited number of people, providing access to domestic websites and email services only. In September, the misconfiguration of a server in North Korea revealed to the world that the network contained only 28 websites, all controlled by official bodies or state-owned enterprises.

Don’t look at the responses to Tapper’s tweet. They are full of willfully blind and ignorant apologists who missed the entire point of Tapper’s post and are crying “BUT BUT BUT THE UNITED STATES.” These people need help.

So North Korea invaded Iraq and killed 1 million people?

— Margaret Kimberley (@freedomrideblog) February 12, 2018

North Korea didn't let the LGBT community get eat up by HIV. They didn't poison Flint and let the perpetrators go unpunished. They didn't commit the MOVE terrorist bombing. They didn't illegally execute Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for all the Americans killed in the Korean War.(1)

— Socialist Angel (@socialist_angel) February 12, 2018

If we want to talk about morals then the US is a shithole for them. NK is a murderous regime but that does not negate the fact that the US are responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent people in the Middle East.

— Josh Carson (@CarsonJosh42) February 11, 2018

North Korea has been, under the Kim family rule, a place of tyrannical human rights abuses. We should not be playing fake-nice with this trash.