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Originally Posted by Shakky View Post
You forget that they cant say/ do anything else because they will punished for that...

Maybe.

But North-Koreans are brought up to love their leader like a father.

So I doubt it's fake.. Since it'd be pretty hard to fake crying/grief anyway.
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Originally Posted by RayA75 View Post
Osama, Gaddafi, and now Kim Jogn-Il. Fifty bucks says Castro kicks the bucket before New Years.
It sure is a bad time to be a dictator.

In all seriousness, this is the tail end of the cold-war era leaders (I know he wasn't leader in the cold war, but I still feel its relevant) . They are aging, and are handing over power to others. Though, that doesn't mean the communist countries will become free any time soon. I don't respect anything Kim-Jong did, but what he stood for must be remembered and avoided. Let us prevent history from repeating itself

I Dont doubt this neither i will double your money plus i hope Castro dies
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Originally Posted by Regenoration View Post
Well. They treated Kim Jong il like their father.

So to them it was like losing a parent.

Nice statement.

Yeh because no matter how many bad/good decisions he made, the Koreans must've looked up at him excessively as he was a clever man.
But, I think this death will obviously cause distraught.
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Originally Posted by Regenoration View Post
The real question is ..will Kim Jong il's death cause North Korea to stop being so secretive?

Hard to say. He was a powerful man so i'm sure his death will have a significant impact on a lot of things. The secrecy is another story...
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