Kim Jong Il - Dead

[Awoke]

North Korean leader Kim Jong-il dead at 69

Reuters (http://news.nationalpost.com/author/reutersnp/) Dec 18, 2011 – 10:19 PM ET | Last Updated: Dec 19, 2011 12:09 AM ET
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-il returns a salute as he reviews a military parade in Pyongyang during celebrations for the 60th anniversary of the communist party in this October 10, 2005 file photo. North Korean leader Kim Jong-il died on December 17, 2011, state television reported on December 19, 2011. An announcer said he died of physical and mental over-work.





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By Staff reporters
SEOUL, Dec 19 – North Korean leader Kim Jong-il, revered at home by a propaganda machine that turned him into a demi-god and vilified in the West as a temperamental tyrant with a nuclear arsenal, has died, North Korean state television reported on Monday.

Kim, who was 69 years old, died on Saturday, it said.
With the death of his father, young and inexperienced Kim Jong-un is seen as poised to take over North Korea and extend the Kim dynasty’s rule over the reclusive state for a third generation.
Not much is known about the younger Kim, not even his age, though his father, Kim Jong-il, and his autocratic regime had begun making preparations for the son’s transition to power.
Experts say the young Kim is likely to follow the same militaristic path, maintaining a strong grip over one of the world’s largest armies and pressing on with a nuclear weapons programme in the face of international outrage
Kim Jong-il was the unchallenged head of the reclusive state whose economy fell deeper into poverty during his years in power as he vexed the world by developing a nuclear arms programme and an arsenal of missiles aimed to hit neighbours Japan and South Korea.
Kim had been portrayed as a criminal mastermind behind deadly bombings, a jovial dinner host, a comic buffoon in Hollywood movies and by the administration of former U.S. President George W. Bush as the ruler of “an outpost of tyranny”.
He was thought to have suffered a stroke in August 2008.


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http://news.nationalpost.com/2011/12/18/north-korean-leader-kim-jong-il-has-died-report/

[Awoke]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jdug6yHJB40 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=jdug6yHJB40)


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[Ponce]

What a shame, I like the little bugger.......a David that sounded like a giant thanks to the nukes that he holds.....hummm, does this sounds familiar? the same as that little shitty country in the Middle East.

[Cebu_4_2]

Posted crap about this in fakebook... whoaa a bunch of backlash. Israel is god everything else is filth.

[Gaillo]

He's so weawwwy... so weawwwy... so weawwwy weawwwy dead! ;D

http://factionalcogitation.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/kim_jong_il_team_america_2.jpg

http://ultraconformist.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/kim-jong-il-team-america-world-police-singing.jpg

[learn2swim]

We can send Newt over there, he would do well.

[mamboni]

He's so weawwwy... so weawwwy... so weawwwy weawwwy dead! ;D

http://factionalcogitation.files.wordpress.com/2008/02/kim_jong_il_team_america_2.jpg

http://ultraconformist.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/kim-jong-il-team-america-world-police-singing.jpg

"Hans! Hans! You bweaking my ballz Hans, bweaking my ballz!"

[Korbin Dallas]

Interesting timing: Friday night I was at a Christmas party, I had a conversation with an active duty Marine. I asked him where his next deployment was and he said North Korea! I asked him if he meant South Korea, and he stopped talking, then changed the subject. Hmmmm.......

[mightymanx]

So after 60 years the 28,000 military personel stationed there get to come home now right?

[Dogman]

So after 60 years the 28,000 military personel stationed there get to come home now right? Think that only will happen if north and south truly kiss and make up with each other. As it stands there are still huge grudges being held. Plus right now, nobody has a clue if any power plays will happen in the north. It could go any way, for the better or the worse.

Everyone in that area is holding their breath, waiting to see which shoe will drop!

[Serpo]

http://static2.stuff.co.nz/1324322422/660/6165660.jpg (http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/asia/6165319/World-watches-North-Korea-after-Kim-Jong-ils-death)

[Shami-Amourae]

The United States in 10 years, amirite?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccsNr9UJeVY

Collectivism FTW! Down with Ron Paul! Gingrich/Obama 2012!!1!

[Ponce]

The kid looks to me like Mao's son.........and a.......give me no shit kind of a person.

[Awoke]

There are people out there that would have cried like that if one of the Bush presidents passed away from a heart attack or whatever.
(Regarding post #13)

[FreeEnergy]

"Died from overwork"? Age 69...hmm. technically, with today's advances in healthcare, these buggers live past 80, with top doctors, drugs, vitamins etc.

Suddenly died = KILLED.

No doubt about it.

So, what was so interesting about him that made him DEAD?

Hmm...let's see. Well,
1) he pissed of US.
2) he was announced to be a part of "axis of evil" countries that don't have khazar-controlled central banks.
3) his country rediscovered large gold reserves that have made DPRK prosperous, he's been trading gold with China, etc.

Hmm... does it sound like he was killed because of gold?
How many gold futures did DPRK have? Maybe he requested delivery from CRIMEX?

VERY, VERY Suspsicious.


North Korea's golden path to security
By Bertil Lintner

BANGKOK - While the West and Japan have targeted North Korea's overseas bank accounts to curtail its weapons program, Pyongyang has recently turned to more ingenious ways of maintaining its international businesses through substantial exports of gold, silver and other valuable metals.

Pyongyang has apparently found a willing conduit to global buyers through its many business connections in Thailand, which has recently emerged as the isolated state's third-largest trading partner after China and South Korea. According to official Thai

Customs Department statistics, North Korea shipped 500 kilograms of gold worth 398 million baht (US$11 million) to Thailand last April.

The following month, another 800kg of gold worth 635 million baht landed in Thailand courtesy of North Korea. Also, in June, 10 tons of silver worth 148 million baht was sent from North Korea to Thailand, followed by 12 tons worth 166 million baht last October.

In sum, North Korea exported 1.35 billion baht - or nearly $40 million - worth of precious metals to Thailand last year (2006).
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Korea/IA18Dg01.html




North Korea’s mineral exports to China have tripled this year compared to a year ago, a study showed Sunday.

A joint study of Chinese data by Yonhap News Agency and Seoul-based IBK Economic Research Institute showed that China imported 8.42 million tons of minerals from North Korea from January to September this year, worth US$852 million.

Over the first nine months of last year, China brought in 3.04 million tons of minerals from the North for $245 million.

Most of the minerals were anthracite coals, the data showed. This year, of 8.42 million tons, 8.19 tons were anthracites.

China is the sole major ally and the biggest economic benefactor for North Korea, a reclusive regime under international economic sanctions following its nuclear and long-range missile tests.

Cho Bong-hyun, an analyst at the IBK institute, said North Korea may be trying to earn much-needed hard currency as it aims to become a powerful and prosperous country by 2012.

The rapid increase in the price of gold is having a supply side effect of stimulating more gold mining across the planet, and North Korea is no exception. Though the DPRK leadership has traditionally kept a watchful eye on the nation’s gold mines, reports began surfacing back in March (2011) that individual North Koreans were getting into the prospecting business.

http://www.nkeconwatch.com/category/mining/gold/


I am going to start a thread where we'll discuss people killed by the TPTB / Banking Cartel to keep control.

[FreeEnergy]

North Korea's Gold Mines (http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/article_view.asp?no=346271&rel_no=1), published in 2007

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

His successor son looks like a dorito eating nintendo playing brat.

Reminds me of the asian kid meme.

1903

[hoarder]

Wasn't the old guy a chain smoker? The NWO has always been opposed to him for some reason, I think it had to do with banking.

[madfranks]

1906