Kim Jong Il is dead.

No, no it's not. In any way, really.

And with the unpredictability that is North Korea, it's hard to say what will happen next. The only way to find out is to wait and see, really.

Depends on the civilization nub!

Because I can go to any site on the Internet and find assholes... Why would I want them here?

It wasn't civil... Come on dude.

Why so serial?

Can't think of a civilisation where it's normal to say someone's hated more than (one of) the worst mass murderer(s) in the world just because he said your grammar's bad.

You bested me ye bastard but I'll be back!

We consider lots of groups that told the world to go kill themselves or promoted violence to be civilized, What I'm saying is nothing new in history.

Well Kim died 48 hours sooner then the death was reported, was indicates to me the elites of the North Korean government are still in control and still know what there doing, my best guess is that as of now Kim Jong's uncle is running the show from behind the curtains until Kim Un is able to hold together the country on his own.

However one must also note even though Kim jong il was known to be the sucessesor of Kim Jong sun for over twenty years, there was still three years of uncertainty and chaos of him trying to prove his control, which shows to me that Kim jong un's first years will be interested.

North Korea it's self is split into three Generations (I will go more on that at a later time or if requested)

Just because we don't lock up people for this because they have a right to say those things doesn't mean we don't consider them uncivilised asses. You didn't only wish death on him, you also said the entire world hated him more than the worst mass murderer in history, his mother killed herself after talking to him and throw around some random insults along the way. And that only because he corrected you? Yeah, people do that all the time. Seriously, get over it. The only thing you're doing is giving Lamp a good laugh out of your futile rant and make yourself look like an ass to the rest of the forums.

Stay classy my friend

What that one French word starts with a T that shows one agrees, Techie or something like that right.

But on a side note, I'm glad i looked like an asshole, and good he got a laugh I helped someone achieve momentary happiness.

You're an asshole Viking, nobody likes you except for that dung beetle in your house.

No idea, I dropped French as soon as I could, I despised my teacher.

I killed the Dung beetle for my amusement, yeah I'm an asshole *Claps intensely* now what Kill myself right?

Kim jong il's daughter studied in France.

Now give the beetle a viking funeral and then begin the journey to asgard.

I fell as though that this thread had a topic at one point but we lost it.

It was an announcement on the death of Kim Jong Il.

WHAT???????? NEXT YOUR GOING TO TELL ME GADDAFI IS DEAD

WORSE, OSAMA WAS KILLED!

Anyways back on Subject.

North Korea is divided into three generational camps

(Old 1st Generation)- This is the left over of the Kim Jung Sun area, most are either dead or of no real value, though there insights are still valued via Korean tradition (Being Elders) it does not matter anymore, this Generation is the least adept or willing to change.

(Leader Tier 2 Generation)- People like Kim jong il who are the children of the revolutionaries, they are also very proun to reject Change unless the status quo is threaten like during the 1990s great famine in North Korea which lead to minor economical reforms, however in the end their the ones in power at the moment so don't expect a shift on North Korea's Polices anytime soon

( New Tier 3 Generation)- People like Kim jong un who are very young at the moment, however the majority of which have studied around the world (France being a huge destination) so there going to be the ones who issue in change or new reform to the country, though as of now they are still under control of the 2nd generation.

It is only when the 3rd Generation breaks free of the 2nd Generation influence and control will North Korea ever really change, though there are two ways for that to happen either by
A. The Natural process of Death, where the balance of power is switched slowly from uncle to Kim's son
B. Someone of the Third Generation gets ambitious and tries gaining power from the 2nd without waiting for the natural process of death. (I place my money on Kim's daughter doing this)

What will happen next is unknown, however it will be a change. Though it will not be easy for Kim jong Un expecally when many hope for a Unified Korea.

I think that I mentioned this idea before.
It is the foundation of the idea that the Korean penninsula will be reunited as will China and Taiwan.
With the First and Second generations dying out in the 'Communist' camps, more foreign influence will likely drive a reunification.
Though there will be the problem that in both situations, the generations seperated by the political struggles - the biggest supporters of reunification - are also dying out. This could well be the only window of oppertunity to reunite the countries.