Hong Kong ( CNN ) -- A bizarre three-and-a-half minute North Korean propaganda video -- depicting a city resembling New York but with its skyscrapers on fire -- was pulled from YouTube this week after videogame maker Activision said those scenes were lifted from its top-selling game `` Call of Duty . '' Clicking on the now-defunct YouTube link brings up the message : `` This video has been removed by the user . Sorry about that . '' But the video can still be found elsewhere on the internet . The anti-U.S. video also employs an instrumental version of `` We Are the World , '' written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie , while a sleeping North Korean man apparently dreams himself aboard a North Korean space shuttle launched into orbit around the Earth . Just after the video 's two-minute mark , a city covered by a large American flag is seen apparently being bombarded by a missile attack . The Korean-language caption that scrolls across the screen says , `` Black smoke was billowing somewhere in America . Maybe the group of Satan , who has been habitually conducting an invasion war , are burning in the fire they set themselves . '' The release of this video , the latest in a series of regular propaganda videos , comes as experts and officials widely believe North Korea is on the verge of its third nuclear test , following trials in 2006 and 2009 . The country 's use of copyrighted material is not new . In 2012 , Mickey Mouse , Winnie the Pooh and a cast of Disney characters appeared at a Pyongyang theater for newly-ascended North Korean leader Kim Jong Un . The Walt Disney Company denounced the use of its characters and said in a statement , `` This was not licensed or authorized by The Walt Disney Company , '' according to the Associated Press .
North Korean propaganda video pulled off YouTube website . Game maker Call of Duty says video used scenes from Activision game . Video appeared as experts say North Korea 's nuclear test imminent . Call of Duty denounced North Korea use of Mickey Mouse in 2012 .