Posted on Apr 12, 2017
North Korea Defence Chief Hyon Yong-chol 'executed' - BBC News
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Interesting article. After 64 years of a totalitarian regime (since the '53 armistice), and no one able to think for themselves, living in a dystopian sociaty, and only abiding by what the North Korean dictatorship states, it's a wonder there hasn't been an implosion yet. When it goes, there's going to be a lot of collateral damage (IMHO).
North Korea Defence Chief Hyon Yong-chol 'executed' - BBC News
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Kim Jong-un may have to fight his next war alone, he will have killed everyone in his own army.
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I'd venture to guess that these people have said something to the effect of "We can't do that." or "We shouldn't do that."" to the fat kid.
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I have to hand it to Kim Jong-un, the crazy dude doesn't mess around. Fall asleep during a meeting and be executed by anti-aircraft rounds?? I think the only reason we haven't seen an implosion yet from N. Korea is because it's almost impossible to start one. We have seen time and time again that if anyone even starts to think of doing such a thing they are either publically killed or never seen again.
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