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The blog to read if you want to read a-somewhat-immature early 30s white guy's views on (left-leaning) politics, UGA football, the Boston Red Sox, music, movies, TV shows, and books. Plus some less mature topics.
The blog to read if you want to read a-somewhat-immature early 30s white guy's views on (left-leaning) politics, UGA football, the Boston Red Sox, music, movies, TV shows, and books. Plus some less mature topics.
American and South Korean officials say that Kim Jong-il, the North Korean dictator recovering from a stroke, appears to have designated his youngest son as his successor.
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But his path to power is hardly assured: some intelligence officials believe that everyone from the North Korean military to Kim Jong-il’s eldest son may be plotting behind the scenes to derail the succession plans, and North Korea’s last ally, China, is reportedly deeply uncomfortable with the thought of a third-generation family dynasty, unique among Communist nations.
from The New York Times
Can any one say destabilization? Bueller? Bueller?
(via meth)
Sure…but I get the feeling China gets the last word on things there.
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