New statue of Kim Jong-Il sparks rumours he is close to death ‎

New statue of Kim Jong-Il sparks rumours he is close to death ‎

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More significant, however, is the fact that Kim has reportedly refused to allow statues in his likeness to be erected in the past as this would symbolise the end of a regime.

"This statue means that Kim Jong-Il is passing into history and legend in North Korea and I'm more convinced than ever that his successor will be announced soon," said Professor Toshimitsu Shigemura, an expert on North Korean politics at Tokyo's Waseda University.

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Unfortunatly if he is to pass away soon then his successor is no less twisted than himself, Kim Jong-Un the son of Kim Jong Il ordered the brutal execution of three top Pyongyang officials by firing squad and was reportedly the person who ordered the attacks on the south korean warship earlier this year. As Il's regime comes to an end the North Korean people have to prepare for yet another generation of terror under power from his eldest son. Kim is 69 now which is not old age but he suffers from diabetes, heart complaints and high blood pressure as well suffering from a major stroke in 2008.

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There have been rumors Kim Jong Il is closed to death since the early 2000's. Give it time.

I just read that during NK's 2007 flash floods many children died as their parents had chosen to save pictures of the Dear Leader and his father over their own kids.

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Now that is just sick!

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I believe that. Because you should see some videos available online which shows how North koreans would get upset over a picture then people on the street.

Only time will tell. Lets hope he dies before he does anything monstrous as a last act.

Then again, his successor may be worse.

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Both father and soon are pretty much the same. Reports have said the son is just like his father. The next leader is also very ill.

Originally posted by Everton
I just read that during NK's 2007 flash floods many children died as their parents had chosen to save pictures of the Dear Leader and his father over their own kids.

This may not have been entirely voluntary. I think they send people to concentration camps if the pictures are disrespected.