N. Korean leader Kim Jong Il dead at 69 - World news - Asia-Pacific - North Korea - msnbc.com
It would be too much to ask for a normal person to take over.
It would be too much to ask for a normal person to take over.
Another butthead bites it!
- Thread starter Tom P
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hahaha now thats funny..
Jim Rosenthal
Supporter
How much do you have to love your country to arrange that your inexperienced 20-something kid takes it over? You know, the one who went from nothing to four-star general when you decided to give him a job?
You think America is the land of opportunity? shit, we ain't got nothing on NK. Zero to four stars in a week? Now that's my idea of a short promotional ladder...
You think America is the land of opportunity? shit, we ain't got nothing on NK. Zero to four stars in a week? Now that's my idea of a short promotional ladder...
After watching the news on tv, I ask why were they crying?
are they grieving his death?
or
are they grieving what his son will do next?
are they grieving his death?
or
are they grieving what his son will do next?
I think they are used to doing what they are told to do, and expected to do, or else.
The son is one scary SOB.
Jim Rosenthal
Supporter
Another red-hot seat in Hell just got occupied.......evil little bastard.
Pat
Supporter
Former President Jimmy Carter has sent North Korea a message of condolence over the death of Kim Jong-il and wished "every success" to the man expected to take over as dictator, according to the communist country's state-run news agency.
"In the message Jimmy Carter extended condolences to Kim Jong Un and the Korean people over the demise of leader Kim Jong Il. He wished Kim Jong Un every success as he assumes his new responsibility of leadership, looking forward to another visit to [North Korea] in the future," the KCNA dispatch read.
It must be that Mr. Carter admires Dear Leader’s success in starving his own people, arming terrorists, murdering his opposition and his incredible skills in golf, opera composing, fashion trend setting and most impressively, an ability to put away copious amounts of Hennessey cognac at $630 a bottle that made him the company’s No. 1 customer, worldwide, over the past decade.
"In the message Jimmy Carter extended condolences to Kim Jong Un and the Korean people over the demise of leader Kim Jong Il. He wished Kim Jong Un every success as he assumes his new responsibility of leadership, looking forward to another visit to [North Korea] in the future," the KCNA dispatch read.
It must be that Mr. Carter admires Dear Leader’s success in starving his own people, arming terrorists, murdering his opposition and his incredible skills in golf, opera composing, fashion trend setting and most impressively, an ability to put away copious amounts of Hennessey cognac at $630 a bottle that made him the company’s No. 1 customer, worldwide, over the past decade.