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-YoricK-
United States476 Posts
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Cheerio
Ukraine3178 Posts
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ob4408
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On October 20 2012 08:10 archonOOid wrote: He seems really nice! I wish he could be next leader. I agree,he has a good worldview. | ||
MoltkeWarding
5195 Posts
On October 20 2012 18:58 -YoricK- wrote: Don't really think he has any influence in the NK government, dunno why anyone is expecting that he would be the next head of state. No way when he is that westernized...but he does seem like a good guy who managed to escape the BS and brainwashing in NK. And fortunate to be born in privileged circumstances. Kim Jong Il was relatively westernised compared to his father, as a lover of American pop culture and basketball, not to mention that mongrel attempt at a Pompadour which he calls hair. Ideologically too, he was a more modern leader, although he fell short of the stage presence or charisma of his father. I suspect that the present leader, Kim Jong-un, may be the most Westernised man in North Korea. | ||
zalz
Netherlands3704 Posts
Kim-Jong-Ill bloated the military, and they will be damned if they are going to let some nobody gut their massive budget. They know what it's like to be a North-Korean without a gun, they keep them under control and execute them on a daily basis. How exactly do you take power from people with guns? North-Korea is locked in place, unless the military happens to turn democratic. | ||
Maybe a Duck
Germany53 Posts
And rightfully i may dare to say. Btw it seems Han Sol is a rebel xd. User was warned for this post | ||
KookyMonster
United States311 Posts
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Jamial
Denmark1289 Posts
Whomever is modding this thread, please go have a nap, and then come back with fresh mind, and less anger. ONTOPIC: I really hope this (and more openness towards different ideas in NK) will further the relationship between North and South Korea, and help move towards a united KR. User was warned for this post | ||
Flamingo777
United States1190 Posts
On October 20 2012 07:00 Supamang wrote: Is he the captain of the Mirrenium Farcon? hehehe User was warned for this post This was actually pretty clever.. Not worth a warning, imo. Edit: Just saw the headline mod message. User was warned for this post | ||
Rick Deckard
90 Posts
I tried to work out how close in line he (Han Sol) is to being the supreme leader of NK. The answer appears to be surprisingly close. If the current leader Kim Jong-un, is assassinated, then as Kim Jong-un has no children, control may pass to Han Sol's father (who was next in line until 2001), and then when his father dies Han Sol is next in line as the eldest child. This may require Han Sol's father to act in a more statesman like way, e.g. give up his dream of attending Disneyland in Japan. Unfortunately this puts Han Sol's father in a dangerous position. If the military doesn't like the behavior of the current leader, Kim Jong-un they may attempt to assassinate him. The obvious, and sadly frequently implemented, defensive response in these type of situations is for the current leader to kill all obvious successors to leadership, including Han Sol's father, and Han Sol himself. I feel a little sorry for the guy. | ||
zala2023
United States228 Posts
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Frankenberry
Denmark302 Posts
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
you come in and say hes all bad and look good you study abroad in fancy schools, with pretty clothes, with an almost perfect english where his money comes from ? oh wait, from the million of people dying / starving in his birth country ? if anything this sort of interview is borderline disgusting and he looks like a little fat arrogant prick he's not the heir of anything his opinion is worthless and obnoxious | ||
Deleted User 183001
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The Mexican-American War gave us some of our most important actual territory. The Spanish-American War beat the last of the Spanish in Latin America and gave us heavy power there to this day. The end of WW2 basically gave us Western Europe and parts of the Far East. The Soviet collapse gave us much of Eastern Europe. Anyone else, like backward Arab dictators and monarchs, we just throw money at them and they wag like dogs. Any countries that don't kneel, we destroy them, like Iraq and Serbia. Who's next? >: ) | ||
RaelSan
Belgium223 Posts
On October 20 2012 13:35 Doubting wrote: Lol at these warnings... Mods don't like Star Wars? How are you not warned yet ? ; D The joke was fine IMO, and I don't think that having a small joke in a serious topic is such a bad thing ! Edit : Ok I read it, but it's hard not to react to this User was warned for this post | ||
MMello
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CCa1ss1e
Canada3231 Posts
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Silky
United States260 Posts
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Zexion
Sweden971 Posts
And to be honest, I was shocked when I heard that the interviewer was speaking Swedish with a Finnish accent :D | ||
onewingedmoogle
Canada434 Posts
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