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  Starve the other 2% of elites to death👌
context: Plans to launch more rockets and missiles into the sea….. >
  
  Honestly I'f humanity were living underwater he'd been gone long ago I feel sorry for all those marine life which end up in my plate so I'm fcked as well >
  
  whilst his people continue to die of starvation >
  
  Jesus christ why does he look so old??? >
  
  Chainsmoking >
  
  He is building his own demise when they think they are powerful enough they will kill him and take control >
  
  Too bad Kim doesn’t have goals like feeding his people the way he feeds himself. >
  
  The autocrats seem to have gotten nervous ever since the invasion of Ukraine didn't go so well. I think they're realizing the US and NATO don't need to put boots on the ground to make your life a nightmare. >
  
  Autocracies are always fragile constructs, they always need to show power, not necessarily because how other countries perceive them but because they need to threaten their own population constantly that the ruling party has the guns behind it and can be turned on dissenters at a moments notice. And since people cant voice their frustration by electing another party to power, protests in such countries can quickly turn into revolutions. >
  
  Steps to be a North Korean dick-tator:
  1) Be fat.
  2) Point randomly at things while “walking” around.
  3) Make empty threats to destroy America.
  4) Shoot useless missiles into the ocean that don’t work.
  5) Claim victory after shooting useless missiles into the ocean that don’t work.
  6) Refer to step 1. >
  
  Maybe he should lay out goals to improve their infrastructure and make sure his people get fed. I dunno. Like be a real leader for a change. >
  
  Budget: three fifty >
  
  Well it was about that time I realized that the dictator of North Korea was a 300 foot tall crustacean from the Paleozoic era! >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 84%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  SEOUL, South Korea - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presented new plans to further bolster his military power next year at a meeting of top political officials, state media reported Wednesday, in an indication he'll continue his provocative run of weapons displays.
  The military apologized for failing to shoot down the drones and President Yoon Suk Yeol called for stronger air defenses and high-tech stealth drones to better monitor North Korea.
  In a meeting with his advisers Wednesday, Yoon said South Korea must resolutely retaliate against any provocation by North Korea, saying that will be the most powerful means to deter the North.
  
  
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