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Kim Jong Il: Dead
#21
Tristan Wrote:Good riddance. Korea is one f&&&ed up nation.

Sure are pineappled up. In Geography, we watched a History Channel Documentary about North Korea, and

1. Their nursery rhymes are about Americans begging for mercy.
2. A guy who got eyesight from an Asian doctor said he was gonna take a gun and shoot every last American...while the film crew and other cast were in the room.

2011 is on a roll! Tons of bad people dead.
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#22
Who's next, you decide!?
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#23
Also I found it incredibly coincidental that Kim Jong Il died the same way his father died - by a heart attack.
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#24
MasPan Wrote:Good riddance. Here's hoping Chavez or Castro is next.

Please please please if there is a god up there pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee... But well both have their days counted since they have been pretty sick lately.
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#25
FenixR Wrote:Chavez...

What did he do wrong, I don't know a thing about him!
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#26
It all depends on what kind of man he is:

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I doubt THAT much is going to change on its own, maybe something. But no idea what happens if some others will try to end the Kim dynasty.
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#27
FenixR Wrote:Please please please if there is a god up there pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee... But well both have their days counted since they have been pretty sick lately.

At least we have someone here who hates Chavez's rhetoric of sh'it. ;D
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#28
Tristan Wrote:What did he do wrong, I don't know a thing about him!

Basically amounts to him being an extreme fanboy of Castro, relying on manipulation and censorship to maintain political power, and in general being incompetent and a little bit crazy.
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#29
Kalovale Wrote:It dawned on me that Gaddafi and Bin Laden also died this year.

That's kind of funny.
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#30
Don't new rulers in these types of situations generally try to start a war that will end in their favor?

It's been a while since history classes, but I'm scared of what this new fellow may do to assert his dominance.
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#31
Good riddance beotch. First thing I did, youtubed Team America. Oh Sh*t.... HANS BRIX!
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#32
Rule of 3 applies to evil dictators too, I see.

Kinda iffy on what his successor will do...I heard he was a tad more off than his old man.
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#33
Just gonna leave this here.

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#34
Satellite Wrote:It all depends on what kind of man he is:



I doubt THAT much is going to change on its own, maybe something. But no idea what happens if some others will try to end the Kim dynasty.

Well we know that the son has specifically had meetings with china, probably to support NK so that SK can't overcome it and have usa forces so close to the china border. That's not good, along with the USA attempting to buy him out by offering support as well lol
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#35
WillDaSnail Wrote:Also I found it incredibly coincidental that Kim Jong Il died the same way his father died - by a heart attack.

Risk of having a heart attack has a large genetic component.
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#36
Heidi Wrote:Risk of having a heart attack has a large genetic component.

Either that...or...

DEATH NOTE@@@
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#37
I found out this after reading the comments on 10 Strange Kim Jong Il facts Confused
Here's the video as a rememberance (not supporting Kim J.I. here)
[video=youtube;bx4iC5Gtzk8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bx4iC5Gtzk8[/video]

The question is, if Kim Jong Un is likely to be in power, how much of North Korea will change in the future?
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#38
Corn Wrote:Either that...or...

DEATH NOTE@@@

Damn, I didn't see this coming.
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