greatday
07-09-2010, 02:53 AM
It's been over 100 days since the attack of the South Korean "Cheonan" warship from the North, and it has also been over a month since the UN Security Council has yet decided what to do with the North as a punishment.
According to RFT Radio Broadcasting, Kim Jong-Il has recently ordered foreign affairs, commerce, and state security departments to "fight to death" in order to break the international support that South Korea has been raising against the North.
In fact, the "Cheonan" incident is probably the biggest crisis that Kim ever faced in his life. As a kid he lived a comfortable life under the protection of his father Kim Il-Sung. As a dictator he continued his life of debauchery, enjoying extravagant meals, luxurious resorts, and yachts while his people were starving to death. His life itself proves his limitless selfishness.
Kim knows that his death is drawing near and is trying to bequeath his kingdom to his son. However, current situation in the North is extremely grim. As the international society is tightening its sanctions against the North, North Korea's economic crisis is worsening. Additional criticism from the international society is also adding to the diplomatic pressure on North Korea. As Kim tries to abdicate the throne to his son, the international society must stop it in order to save the North from its abject poverty.
According to RFT Radio Broadcasting, Kim Jong-Il has recently ordered foreign affairs, commerce, and state security departments to "fight to death" in order to break the international support that South Korea has been raising against the North.
In fact, the "Cheonan" incident is probably the biggest crisis that Kim ever faced in his life. As a kid he lived a comfortable life under the protection of his father Kim Il-Sung. As a dictator he continued his life of debauchery, enjoying extravagant meals, luxurious resorts, and yachts while his people were starving to death. His life itself proves his limitless selfishness.
Kim knows that his death is drawing near and is trying to bequeath his kingdom to his son. However, current situation in the North is extremely grim. As the international society is tightening its sanctions against the North, North Korea's economic crisis is worsening. Additional criticism from the international society is also adding to the diplomatic pressure on North Korea. As Kim tries to abdicate the throne to his son, the international society must stop it in order to save the North from its abject poverty.