So who's taking over his position? His son?
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So who's taking over his position? His son?
Yeah, he was put as successor in the 2010. Still, between now and his heritage, everything might happen.
Wasn't his son educated in Europe? Or am I thinking of someone else. If not though I wonder how that will affect his ruling style or whatevs
Ahhh, it was only a matter of time. Now we wait and see.
His death inspired some racist Facebook comments by ignorant people who find it justified. :/
ugggggh humanity
I don't think his dead might change everything. We need to understand that this is the action of not just one man, but a whole party of mans with powers, unless there is conflict inside the group, there will be little or none change.
The big thing is now with his son, as he will get to the power, this can create some conflict inside the group. Also if he get the powers, what is he going to do?
I'm hoping his son plays the right cards. Otherwise it's just surprise buttcex for Korea all over again.
Well the rights cards are hard to pick. He will rule if he has power, if he shows weakness he shows he is not able to rule. Think about it as a feudal system.
It's more of a moral thing. If he can realize that his people are suffering, then the right cards may come to him, and with the right cards come the right decisions, and with that comes progress. But if he's as fucked up as his dad... yeup, nothin' gud. MoTS.
No, he was. I think it was Sweden, could be wrong about that part though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hayashida
Well, North Koreans are suppose to be starving worse then ever before ... Could drive them to negotiations.Quote:
Originally Posted by GunZet