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Breaking News: Kim Jong Il Dead at 69

Sunday, December 18, 2011 11:01 PM by RobertVincent

 

 

According to CNN and North Korea's state television, Kim Jong Il, the monarchal leader of North Korea has passed away at the age of 69. He is said to have died from complications due to cancer, despite claims of "overwork" made by state media.

In power since 1994, Kim Jong Il has generated much tension with western nations and South Korea. Under him, North Korea became strongly isolated, its economy plummeting to the point where the nation has become increasingly dependent on foreign aid and food rations. he has also provoked condemnation over an aggressie nuclear program and a recent attack on a South Korean vessel. It is believed that his son, Kim Jong Un, will succeed him. Kim Jong Un, who started in the military has been assuming more official duties over time.

It is uncertain what Kim Jong Il's death implies for North Korea and if there will be any significant changes. In recent years, North Korea has been gradually allowing free market zones to operate within its borders.

To his death, I say, good riddance motherfucker!

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