Someone told me how Staline was killed... not sure it is exact but it seems.
Staline was paranoid and was executing many people around him for real or imaginary "crimes"... not so different from kim the killer today... one day the doctor of Staline learned that he was on the list of the next purge (it seems there was anti jews purge , attacking even non jews doctors.... ). Staline was sick, ad the doctor maintain him in his bunker, victim of a brain stroke until he was dead. one day the man who will learn he will be killed soon will manage to make kim the killer disappear. A dictatorship is an exchange with all stakeholder (giving security to the population, advantage to the elite), or slowly it finish like V like Vendetta, or like Tunisia. one day Kim the killer will be replaced by by a more open character like the one in Myanmar, who will slowly normalize the relation with neighbour, the society, the economy... 2015-05-18 8:33 GMT+02:00 Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson < [email protected]>: > It has been making the rounds that North Korean Defence Minister, Hyon > Yong-chol, was purged and publicly executed by anti-aircraft gunfire. BBC > news wrote a reasonably objective analysis of the matter. At present it is > difficult to verify the accuracy of the claimed specifics: > > > > http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32749107 > > > > Assuming the latest purge is accurate… > > > > It would suggest that Kim’s inexperience of leadership skills has resulted > in him becoming terrified of anyone he perceives to be a potential alpha > male, a rival within the bureaucracy he inherited from his farther. What I > see are the actions of someone who believes instilling abject fear within > the ruling party is the ticket to keeping himself safe from being bumped > off. I suspect he is dead wrong on that. I cannot imagine the remaining > survivalist oriented, savvy, well-entrenched old guard that is decades > older than their 32 year old leader being willing to put up with such > antics for much longer. Orchestrating public executions of this kind is > highly disruptive to maintaining a sense stability and standard of living. > Seems very likely to me that there are interesting off-the-records > discussions occurring in obscure undisclosed quarters in the middle of the > night. It's imperative to discover who remain fanatically loyal to Kim and > who are waffling. > > > > It would not surprise me to hear of additional changes in upper management > in the near future. > > > > Regards, > > Steven Vincent Johnson > > svjart.orionworks.com > > zazzle.com/orionworks > > >
