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Just two months after Kim Jong Il died, North Korea has taken steps necessary to halt nuclear activity in exchange for 240,000 metric tons of food aid. North Korea has also agreed to allow United Nations inspectors into their nuclear facilities. Continue reading
The above image, taken by a satellite from the defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP), starkly illustrates the difference between North Korea and South Korea. Continue reading
Kim Jong-il has died. The 69 year-old North Korean leader died Saturday of what North Korean media said was a “great mental and physical strain” on his train during a “high intensity field inspection.” The first part most likely points to a heart attack. I have no idea what the second quote means. I’m going to guess the heart attack on the train means that he died while doing the nasty.
Kim was referred to as North Korea’s “Dear Leader.” His father, Kim il Sung, is referred to as the nation’s “Eternal President.” He founded North Korea in 1948. Continue reading