I see no way this could ever backfire!

[The Valkyrie]

So a Christian group just air dropped thousands of bibles into North Korea.

Leaving aside, as the article notes, the fact that the people of North Korea would probably be more in need of food than bullshit, let's also consider what's actually happened, here:

A group of christians, under the guise of helping people, just dropped a load of what's considered subversive material into a tightly controlled, secretive and violent country, with the aim of getting it read by the populace. What, exactly, does this group think is going to happen to those who are caught in possession of a bible? Or worse, who has actually converted?

Even if this plan works as intended, it's only going to end up harmful!

.....So your 'thoughts' are to force North Koreans obedience in their state mandated worship of their 'great leader' as God? To not allow them the material needed to question the authority nor the deity of Kim li sung , or his progeny?

Wow... I can tell you and your peers really thought this one out.

No, my thoughts would be to help the people of North Korea with what they actually need: food, medical supplies and other assistance. Not replacing a quasi-religion with another religion.

And these people aren't thinking of the consequences of their actions: people found with bibles are going to be executed by the authorities.

I'm reminded of the Christian groups who turned up in Haiti after the earthquake, all smiles and full bellies, with bibles to hand out to the starving, homeless, traumatised survivors and somehow thought they were doing those people a favour.

Help them with material support first. You can try to convert them later if they're willing.