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December 19th, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda With North Korea announcing the death of supreme leader Kim Jong Il, the country is urging its people to rally behind his youngest son and heir-apparent Kim Jong Un.
Although the age of Kim Jong Un is unknown, it is believed that he is 28 years old. His father revealed his third son would be the head of the Korean Worker’s Party and de-facto head of state of North Korea in 2009, and had placed him in high-ranking posts. Kenji Fujimoto, Kim Jong Il‘s personal sushi chef, wrote in memoir that Kim Jong Un was the favorite because of his good looks and mannerisms that are similar to those of his late grandfather, Kim Il Song.
Kim Jong Il inherited power in 1994 when his father, North Korean founder Kim Il Sung, died and named him the dear leader.
“At the leadership of comrade Kim Jong Un, we have to change sadness to strength and courage and overcome today’s difficulties,” North Korea’s official news agency said, adding that that the people and the military “have pledged to uphold the leadership of comrade Kim Jong Un,” a “great successor.”
Kim Jong Un is the second son that the leader had with Ko Young-hee, a Japanese-born Korean and dancer who played the role of North Korea’s first lady until her death in 2004. Although little is known about her death, it is believed to have been from cancer.
Kim Jong Un is known to be a fan of NBA basketball, active, and competitive — but reports say like his father, he is suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure.
Kim Jong Un, who was educated in Switzerland, had accompanied his father on trips around the country over the past year in the private armored train he was known to exclusively travel in. The North Korean dictator was reported to have died while on board the train, according to state media, who called it a result of “great mental and physical strain” during a “high intensity field inspection.” It is unknown if Kim Jong Un was on board the train at the time of his father’s death.
There hasn’t been a statement yet on the country’s official succession, and it is still unclear what is occurring inside the Korean People’s Army regime, or if high ranking senior officials are actually backing him up.
Kim Jong Il had another son with Ko Young-hee. Kim Jong-chul was reportedly born in 1981, the middle son of Kim Jong Il. Briefly it was believed that he would become the heir apparent to his father but it was soon revealed that he was far from his father’s favorite son.
Kenji Fujimoto, who was Kim Jong-Il’s personal sushi chef, wrote in a memoir that Kim Jong Il thought Jong-chul was “no good because he is like a little girl,” and that he thought Kim Jong Il preferred his younger son with Ko Young-hee.
The eldest son of Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Nam, was also at one point assumed to be the heir to North Korea. Born to the leader’s first mistress, Song Hye-rim, in 1971. As the nation’s top actress, Song was a married woman with a daughter when Kim Jong Il fell in love with her in 1968. For that reason, she was disapproved by the party, and sought exile in 1996. She reportedly died later in Moscow.
Kim Jong Nam’s favorite son status fell apart in 2001 when the then 30-year-old tried to enter Japan with a fake Dominican Republic passport to visit Tokyo’s Disneyland. He was arrested when he arrived at New Tokyo International Airport. The incident received widespread publicity and strained relations with his father.
According to The Chosun Ilbo, a South Korean newspaper, Kim Jong Nam, who is also known to be outspoken and enjoys gambling, has two wives, one of which lives in Beijing and the other in Macau, a mistress, and a number of children.
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