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in case his cover was blown.
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Soon Alejandro would spring
another surprise on the mole,
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but first a piece of nostalgia.
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You see, going to North Korea
with Alejandro as my tour guide
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back in 2006 left
a long-lasting impression on me.
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Apparently I had also left
a long-lasting impression
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on Alejandro Cao de Benos
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and so had my first documentary
about North Korea, The Red Chapel.
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The film stars two Danish-Korean
comedians who go to Pyongyang
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and lampoon the leadership,
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which means that I am not Mr Popular
in North Korea any more.
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HE SPEAKS ANOTHER LANGUAGE
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Sarcasm aside, Alejandro Cao
de Benos is a man who thinks big.
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During the meeting in Barcelona,
Alejandro tells the mole
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of an ambitious plan
for a triangle deal
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involving Mr James, North Korea
and a Jordanian businessman.
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Which is...?
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If the mole could get Mr James to
Spain, Alejandro will introduce him
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to his plans for triangular trading.
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HE COUGHS AND LAUGHS
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Hmm.
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LAUGHTER
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So my two proxies,
the mole and Mr James,
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went to Jordan to find out
if there really is a man named
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El Dasouki who wants to triangle
with them and North Korea.
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Have a nice day.
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BELL RINGS
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I guess that's the food.
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Yeah, sure, sure, sure.
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ANNIE: So was the contract
actually signed?
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They signed the contract.
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For how much?
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NAME BLEEPED OUT
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Here, El Dasouki mentions
a major Jordanian power broker,
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but, due to legal reasons,
his name cannot be disclosed.
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Next, the mole was asked
to go to Sweden
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because a package was waiting
for him to be picked up
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at the North Korean embassy
in Stockholm.
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Like my sort of movie!
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So...
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Thank you for the ride.
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Then, in this tale of intrigue
and deception,
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a new character made his appearance.
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It was Mr Ju, a North Korean envoy
who came to Copenhagen
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to do business with Mr James.
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Last time the world met Mr Ju
was on the Australian version
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of 60 Minutes, where
he acts as a smiling mouthpiece
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for the regime in Pyongyang.
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LAUGHTER
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And did Alejandro
know about this deal as well?
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Now the North Koreans would discover
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that Denmark also is
a very alcoholised country.
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Chin-chin!
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Had Mr James chosen to honour the
contract he signed in Copenhagen,
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he would have to wire
millions of dollars to El Dasouki
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in Jordan as payment
for oil to North Korea.
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In return, North Korea would deliver
manpower and products
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to the island of Mr James
and so goes the triangle trade.
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From his office in Jordan,
El Dasouki was now
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threatening legal action unless
Mr James honoured their contract
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and showed him the money.
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Meanwhile, the North Korean
weapons dealer, Mr Danny,
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who we met in Uganda, was pushing
for a meeting with Mr James
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in order to "speed up" the business.
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They met in a hotel in Cambodia,
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where Mr James was taken to the next
level in the circle of trust.
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GUNSHOTS
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In Cambodia, it became apparent
that the sanctions are working.
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The North Koreans are desperate
to find clients who will buy
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their weapons and it seems like
Mr James is their big white hope.
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And what about
the triangulation deal?
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Where's that left at the moment?
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So this is where you left it? Yeah.
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They still trust you.
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But not for long.
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The investigation had gone
as far as it could,
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so Mr James had to disappear.
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Thanks to my intervention,
Mr James went off the grid
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and simply vanished, no longer
answering his phone nor his emails.
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In short, Mr James became a ghost.
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Meanwhile, the mole was taking care
of business
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as the KFA delegate of Scandinavia.
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First, he went to London to protest
against the BBC,
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together with his comrade in arms,
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the British delegate of
the Korean Friendship Association,
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Mr Dermot Hodgson.
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Then the mole went to Spain
for his last in-person meeting
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with his president,
Alejandro Cao de Benos.
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Several items were on the agenda.
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And old carpets on the floor.
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But most important was the sudden
disappearance of Mr James.
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To top it off,
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the mole had been chosen as the host
of the annual KFA meeting.
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It was I who wrote the speeches
for the mole
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and now he would
deliver his final sermon.
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As I had planned it, the mole
would share the fruits
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of the top-secret work he had been
doing with his mentor Alejandro.
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Following the annual KFA meeting,
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one member of the
Korean Friendship Association
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praised the Tourist Project on the
message board of the KFA.
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Alejandro told the mole
to delete everything at once.
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Also, a member named Jean Paul
left the KFA
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because he panicked about
spying and hacking.
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At the end of this,
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I hired the former intelligence
officer Annie Machon.
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Before she went rogue
and became a whistle-blower,
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she was working for the British
security service, the MI5.
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Her exploits as a whistle-blower
have made her controversial,
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but that is of no concern to me.
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I am only interested in
her qualifications as a spy.
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Running long-time undercover agents
was her line of work,
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as was debriefing
agents at the end of their missions.
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If someone has put ten years
of their life into doing something,
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and they've been very solitary
in what they're doing,
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they do need a chance
just to tell someone exactly
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what they went through.
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It's almost like a confessional.
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And, of course, you do want to,
to reward them at the end of it,
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even if it's just with a recognition
they can't really tell anyone about,
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apart from perhaps their wife
or their husband.
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But it is that recognition
that's very important
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when they've been working
undercover for so long.
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Such as a lavish dinner?
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A lavish dinner usually works
very well, yes.
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And I want to raise a toast to you
both for what you have achieved.
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I think it's probably the...
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..most impressive private
intelligence operation
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I've ever heard of.
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How are you going to protect
these two guys
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from any reprisals
from the North Koreans?
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Regarding Mr James, he simply
refuses to be...
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SHE LAUGHS
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..you know...protected or
advised about security.
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OK.
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Erm, we have prepared for an
after-care programme for the mole,
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also taking care of his security.
Mm-hm.
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And his family?
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And his family as well.
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Erm...
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What I am more concerned
about regarding the mole is that
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being the mole has been
a part of his identity
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for more than ten years, you know?
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So, what will happen
when we bring him in?
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Entering any form of secret-type
world is very seductive -
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I know from personal experience.
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And, for those who have been
living a double life,
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with all the danger and the
adrenaline rush and everything,
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it is incredibly difficult, often,
to go back to mundane reality.
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In the long-run,
we all must face reality.
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So, finally,
I went to the suburbs of Copenhagen
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to see where the mole lives
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and meet with him and his wife.
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It is a long story,
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but let's cut to the ending.
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Mm-hm.
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HE EXHALES
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HE LAUGHS
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