Body of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il displayed in public

The body of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il was displayed in general public in a glass coffin on Tuesday while hundreds and thousands of loyal supporters of Korean communist party gathered weeping over their beloved ruler who never said
“Yes” to foreign capitalist governments especially to United States of America.

North Korean supreme commander and father figure of their nation Kim Jong-il died at the age of 69 on Saturday morning after suffering a heart attack while his youngest son Kim Jong-un has hailed over the family dynasty.

A special broadcast from state TV stated “Kim died on a train due to a great mental and physical strain on Saturday during a high intensity field inspection outside the capital Pyongyang. He passed away too suddenly to our profound regret. The heart of Kim
Jong-il stopped beating, but his noble and august name and benevolent image will always be remembered by our army and people.”

North Korea’s official news agency KCNA has named Kim’s youngest son Kim Jong-un as the “Great Successor and the outstanding leader of our party, army and people".

Later, Bruce Klingner, who is an Asia policy analyst at the Heritage Foundation in Washington, said about the new sovereign leader of Korean nation. He said, “Kim Jong-un is a pale reflection of his father and grandfather. He has not had the decades of grooming
and securing of a power base that Jong-il enjoyed before assuming control from his father, (He) may feel it necessary in the future to precipitate a crisis to prove his mettle to other senior leaders or deflect attention from the regime’s failings.”

As Korea’s supreme leader dies, the North Korean’s communist party has urged the people to show support for their new leader who will also be a man of strength against the global capital governments especially against United State of America.                                                        

Korea’s greatest rival, US also released a statement that, “The president has been notified, and we are in close touch with our allies in South Korea and Japan. We remain committed to stability on the Korean peninsula, and to the freedom and security of
our allies.”

Kim’s funeral will be held on December 28 in Pyongyang with a nationwide grief period to last until December 29.                                      

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