What if Jong-un and the rest of Kim Jong-il's sons were dead leaving Sul-song as his only living?no. besides his grandson (or who ever he is) already had the surgery to look like the aging leader :/
Actually, it's arguable that was an excuse--Kim Jong-nam's mother's family was filled with defectors, so he was always a little more suspect than his father would have liked. That said--don't think Jong-nam won't have an effect on things. I tend to imagine there's a reason China trots him out every now and then. And that reason is to remind DPRK that if China ever needs to invade, they've got someone to put on the throne...
i am so making that my sig.North Korea--a little bit of the Middle Ages, wrapped up in Communist colors, and transported to the 21st century.
That set up makes the most sense.I like Ynnead's idea. Or Kim Jong Un could just prove himself to be ditheringly incompetent and reckless, so he gets ditched and Sul Song is picked to be the Kim figurehead while a group of experienced senior leaders makes the real decisions.
Trip to Disneyland > Leadership of North Korea.IIRC, KJI’s eldest son was originally supposed to be the successor, until his little trip to Disneyland threw a wrench in all that
Pretty much.Is this inspired by the thread on Kim Jong-Un we had in Chat a while back?
I am of the opinion that no matter where Kim Jong Il is, a person in the employ of the Peoples Republic of China close by ready to take matters into there own hands if he starts to go off the reservation so to speak.