The World's only Communist ruling dynasty
Kim Jong-il has formally named his third son, Kim Jong-un, as his successor as he prepares to stand down as North Korea's leader. Analysts said North Korea's nuclear bomb test last week, and the firing of several short-range missiles, could be designed to create a personality cult around its new leader. The first mention of Kim Jong-il's third, and favourite, son(25), came in the memoirs of a Japanese sushi chef Fujimoto, who claims he became a drinking companion of North Korea's "Dear Leader". Fujimoto, said he is indeed "a spitting image of his father in terms of face, body shape and personality". The younger Kim is thought to have studied at the International School of Berne in Guemligen, Switzerland, under a pseudonym before returning to a military academy in Pyongyang. There are varying reports that he can speak German, French and English. He has also been reported as overweight and diabetic. His oldest son, 37-year-old Kim Jong-nam, might have taken over from him, but has never been able to recover from being caught in 2001 trying to sneak into Disneyland in Tokyo. Although there were rumours of a reconciliation, he has also been spotted in Macau. Meanwhile a train carrying an intercontinental ballistic missile has been detected by South Korean intelligence travelling to Musudan-ri, a key North Korean launch pad. US officials confirmed that North Korea is moving a new missile, but cautioned that Pyongyang might be engaging in deception to win further bargaining points. The US Defence department has said it is capable of intercepting North Korean missiles. The rogue state also does not have the technology to mount a nuclear warhead onto the Taepodong 2. America has agreed to sell "bunker-buster" bombs to South Korea capable of destroying underground facilities in North Korea... Totalitarian regimes close to demise are apt to get panicky and do rash things. The weaker North Korea gets, the more dangerous it becomes. These brainwashed Asians “will stand and fight.” American soldiers in Korea refer to the fighting on the peninsula between 1950 and 1953 as “the first Korean War.” The implicit assumption is that there will be a second.In any case scenario, poor people of North Korea should not be punished.
In The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), nursery school is followed by four years of primary and six years of secondary school. After that, everyone joins the army for 13 years. North Korea has the fifth-largest army in the world, at an estimated 1.21 million armed personnel, with about 20% of men aged 17–54 in the regular armed forces. In every district pylons fitted with loudspeakers broadcast party orders and martial music. Public executions are common thing. Media brainwashed the population so that the only Communist ruling dinasty, can stay in power. Kim Jong Il’s succession was aided by the link that his father had established in the North Korean mind between the Kim Family Regime and the Choson Dynasty, which ruled the Korean peninsula for 500 years, starting in the late fourteenth century. People are dying from famine while military prepares to launch ICBMs. Large-scale international food aid deliveries have allowed the people of North Korea to escape widespread starvation since famine threatened in 1995, but the population continues to suffer from prolonged malnutrition and poor living conditions. China and South Korea remain the largest donors of food aid to North Korea. People there desperately need help but not by carpet-bombing like in Iraq...
Nort Korea uncovered (by GoogleEarth)
When North Korea Falls (by Robert Kaplan)
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