Supreme Commander, As long as he does not get my title of Supreme ruler of my Universe then everything will be o.k..
Communism works in mysterious ways don't it, well not really, aside from the fact that their has not been an attempt to off youg Kim jong un, has it been a surprise that he has claimed damn near every title there is?
Washington Post
North Korea announced Saturday that Kim Jong Eun has been officially named supreme commander of the military, further strengthening his authority after the death of his father, longtime North Korean leader Kim Jong Il.
Officials and state media have bestowed on Kim Jong Eun, who is in his late 20s, a string of titles as North Korea’s elite rally around him in the wake of his father’s death this month after 17 years in power.
But the title Supreme Commander — and its formal proclamation by the powerful Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party — is a clear sign that Kim Jong Eun is fast consolidating power over North Korea. It’s also the latest step in a burgeoning personality cult around him.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Kim Jong Un, now Supreme Commander
Thursday, December 29, 2011
North Korea calls Kim Jong Un 'supreme leader'
Will the new Supreme leader of North Korea Please Stand up...
Oh he already is standing.
Awesome, now their is a new supreme leader for the Norks, I can't wait to see what kind of silliness pours out of his mouth at the first nuclear talks with him.
And now maybe the People Of north Korea can go about their lives without having to act like they are saddened by little Kim Jong Il's death.
Just look at all those tears.
(AP) — North Korea's power brokers declared Kim Jong Un the supreme leader at a massive public memorial for his father Kim Jong Il, cementing the Kim family's hold on power for another generation.
The son, dubbed North Korea's Great Successor, stood with his head bowed and somber in a dark overcoat on a balcony at the Grand People's Study House overlooking Kim Il Sung Square and watched the memorial that doubled as a show of support for his burgeoning role as leader.
The unequivocal public backing for Kim Jong Un at his father's memorial provides a strong signal that government and military officials have unified around him in the wake of Kim Jong Il's death Dec. 17.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s ‘Dear Leader,’ dies, leaving son as successor
Not so ronry anymore, but so Dead.
Kimjung Il has finally kicked the bucket and his son will be taking over as the new dear leader.
Watching the news today of Kim's death it was funny seeing the people of North Korea trying to be serious as they cried in front of the cameras, it was hard to tell if they were seriously upset; or seriously ecstatic over his death.
It is hard to believe that his people will miss him.
But now they have his son to look forward too.
Washington Post
Kim Jong Il, the North Korean leader who threatened the world with his nuclear weapons ambitions and suppressed his own people with imprisonment and isolation, left in the wake of his death Saturday an antiquated country with a power vacuum.
Kim’s death raises immediate questions about the future — and the stability — of perhaps the world’s most isolated state, which for six decades has been held together by the Kim family personality cult. Kim was deified by state media, described as the “Dear Leader.” A weeping television anchor Monday told North Korea of Kim’s death.
Security analysts and officials from Seoul to Washington have long believed that Kim’s death would double as a pivot point on the Korean Peninsula. But that poses a threat of its own, as North Korea tries to pass power to Kim’s youngest son, Kim Jong Eun, who is in his 20s.
Friday, October 8, 2010
NKorean official confirms Kim Jong Un as leader
From nothing to a Four star general and now the New leader in waiting.
the Next step he will have to wait for , Resident commie whacko with big Nuclear weapons ambitions .
Foxnews
A top North Korean official has made the first public confirmation that the son of leader Kim Jong Il will succeed his father and become the third generation of his family to lead the nation.
Yang Hyong Sop, a top official in North Korea's ruling party, made the comments to broadcaster APTN in an exclusive interview Friday in the North Korean capital.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Is this the next leader for North Korea?
Kim Jong-il with his youngest son, Kim Jong-un.
"Jong-un will be his father's successor. Everyone used to say it. He looked and acted just like him"
Telegraph
On Monday, analysts said Kim Jong-un had taken a step closer to power after his uncle, Jang Song-thaek, was promoted to the North's all-powerful National Defence Commission in anticipation of his role as "regent" to the politically inexperienced 27-year-old.[...]
Some first-hand insight into the character of Kim Jnr has comes from Kenji Fujimoto, a Japanese sushi chef who worked for Kim Jong-il and described the then young Kim as a "chip off the old block" - a calculating young man who always sought to be in control. [...]
"Jong-un will be his father's successor. Everyone used to say it. He looked and acted just like him", the chef wrote, admitting he only dared refer to the young Kim as "Prince".
"When he shook hands with me, he stared at me with a vicious look. I cannot forget the look in the Prince's eyes. It's as if he was thinking: This guy is a despicable Japanese'."
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Kim's son takes defence post
Little kimmie's son ,Mini Kim jong-un , is going to be the next little jackass the world must endure .
Whether he has got the same mental disorder his Father does has yet to be seen !
xtraSmallpenisnapolean syndrome !
The Straits Times....
Tokyo - North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's third son, his likely successor, has been appointed as the acting defence chief under his ailing father, a major Japanese newspaper reported yesterday.
Mr Kim Jong Un has started supporting his father as the acting chairman of North Korea's National Defence Commission, the evening edition of the Mainichi Shimbun said, quoting unnamed sources close to the North Korean leadership.
The report came a day after South Korea's best-selling daily, Chosun Ilbo, reported that Mr Kim's health was rapidly worsening and Pyongyang was trying to import expensive medical equipment through China.
