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Train Spotted at Kim Jong Un’s Wonsan Compound
A train probably belonging to Kim Jong Un has been parked at the Leadership Railway Station servicing his Wonsan compound since at least April 21, according to commercial satellite imagery. The train’s presence does not prove the whereabouts of the North Korean leader or indicate anything about his health, but it does lend weight to reports that Kim is staying at an elite area on the country’s eastern coast.

The approximately 250-meter long train, although partially covered by the station’s roof, can be seen at a railway station reserved for use by the Kim family. It was not present on April 15 but was present on both April 21 and 23.

Imagery indicates the train arrived sometime before April 21 and was still present on April 23, when it appeared to be repositioned for departure. However, there was no indication when that departure might take place.
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Train Spotted at Kim Jong Un’s Wonsan Compound - 38 North: Informed Analysis of North Korea

A train probably belonging to Kim Jong Un has been parked at the Leadership Railway Station servicing his Wonsan compound…
www.38north.org

With this bit of news, I'm going to lean on the portly gentleman still being alive but not in charge.

muck said:
Underrated film, by the way.
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Indeed, it was generally liked by Russian audiences but banned by the Cultural Ministry so you know it's good.
 
HisRoyalHighness said:
‘How can my Korean Dictator Waifu possibly be this cute?’

But in all seriousness, I wouldn’t be surprised if she had a hand in her brother’s (alleged) death. That family is cursed with regicide.
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That sister of his.... I'd go down on her in a heartbeat.

If I were to put on my tinfoil hat, might we speculate that the Chinese decided to off him? I mean the guy was becoming kinda chummy with Trump, perhaps they decided that a change in policy towards the US may only happen on their terms. But like I said, I'm tinfol speculating. But no sane person would put that kind ofm thing past the Chicomms.
 
Removing the "dynastic" leader of an authoritarian nuclear power?

Huh... that would rely on a lot of moving parts: expecting the replacement is good and reliable enough, expecting the various power circles to comply and cooperate, expecting every echelons of the military to comply and cooperate, expecting it goes all according to plans. I don't think the people would be much of a concern, at least I am not seeing the North Koreans going on a revolt.
But these four things alone are extremely based on uncertainties.
 
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I wonder how much power over the military and party that family has; after a life time's worth of brainwashing, I wouldn't put it past most of North Korea to resist an opening of the country.
Which is a pity. Were she to take over, that broad could solidify her family's reign for decades to come if she allowed some change to occur and with it, an increase of the common welfare to materialise.
 
Now there are reports (believe what you like) that Phat Phuq is laying low avoiding the virus. This is starting to look Schrodinger's cat... err... despot.

www.mirror.co.uk

Kim Jong-un 'went into hiding because bodyguard had suspected coronavirus'

North Korea's state media has so far made no mention of dictator Kim Jong-un being absent or about his health amid unverified claims that he is dead, in a coma or alive and recovering in Wonsan after heart surgery
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muck said:
I wonder how much power over the military and party that family has; after a life time's worth of brainwashing, I wouldn't put it past most of North Korea to resist an opening of the country.
Which is a pity. Were she to take over, that broad could solidify her family's reign for decades to come if she allowed some change to occur and with it, an increase of the common welfare to materialise.
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I reckon if Kim Jong Un arteries clogged with pure gravy, it goes 1 of 2 ways:

1) China takes the lead in NK

2) South Korea takes the lead in NK

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China taking the lead would be in the form of a change in puppet, but same puppet master(Zimbabwe coup)

NK leadership cohort would know exactly what happened to East German senior leadership, at best retired into obscurity. But enough were disgraced and pursued.

So the folks holding little empires and nukes and secrets and power today, will not want reunification any more than Tony Soprano would go Into witness protection as an assistant drive thru manager(night shift) at the Albuquerque Taco Bell.

The CCP/PLA will have plenty of willing participants to keep the wheels turning with a new puppet.

Economically, North Korea becomes the newest lowest cost labour pool for Chinese cheap rubber dog S**t factories.

As well as maintains a deniable proxy force to achieve Chinese kinetic foreign policy optionality, in an offset way, as things get colder with the US.

It also maintains a cushion against US aligned security partners, and signals to others in the region to drop a knee to China.

It also provides China with an opportunity to activate Chinese nationalism and distract the domestic population with a rescue mission to deter the evil American capitalists and lackeys.

Like a Humanitarian Assistance Grenada for Falklands reasons with Chinese characteristics.
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South Korea taking the lead in NK is a trillion dollar money pit, make that two trillion.

SK would be domestically challenged with maintaining the border and holding off reunification, much like Germany 30 years ago.

It would be the exact wrong time for SK to swallow that polonium sprinkled bowling ball.
 
Some irony in that his three generation regime of terror killed himself because the doctor was too terrified to properly operate on him.
 
NebrHogger said:
Now there are reports (believe what you like) that Phat Phuq is laying low avoiding the virus. This is starting to look Schrodinger's cat... err... despot.

www.mirror.co.uk

Kim Jong-un 'went into hiding because bodyguard had suspected coronavirus'

North Korea's state media has so far made no mention of dictator Kim Jong-un being absent or about his health amid unverified claims that he is dead, in a coma or alive and recovering in Wonsan after heart surgery
www.mirror.co.uk www.mirror.co.uk
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Which would explain why his personal train is at his compound.

He ain’t dead, he’s hiding from the bat flu.
 
It's good you all are mental fapping about Kim's sister but let me tell you what: he's alive and well.
 
According to South Korea, Kim Jong Un is indeed alive and in good health.

And, as surprising as it may seem, he is a very mentally stable and not-suicidal individual.
 
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