North Korea Puts Ecstasy in Public Drinking Water (SAT PAR News Jan 25, 2015) 24 samples of North Korean drinking water secretly taken out of the country from different locations, in sealed and source documented containers have been found to contain small amounts of the drug ecstasy and several other drugs as well. A South Korean research team has announced that the amount of the drug while small, is in exactly the same amount regardless of the source location where the sample was taken. This lead to the conclusion that there is a  government program to add the drug. The other drugs are a mystery to the scientists and are still being researched. Analysts who study the regime felt this resolves the puzzle of why citizens of North Korea are so over-indoctrinated into the culture of the leader Kim Jong un and all previous leaders. An intelligence officer who wished to remain anonymous and  familiar with North Korean submission techniques for the citizens and military said "The emotions and loyalty go beyond any amount of brainwashing ever seen and using ecstasy and other drugs to provoke stronger emotions and bonding with the leader of North Korea makes perfect sense."