Kim Jong-Un really killed his Uncle

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Kim Jong-Un really killed his Uncle…with an anti-aircraft gun. Is that insane or what? How can you ever trust the North Korean dictator?

Yes, Kim Jong-un reportedly had his uncle, Jang Song-thaek, executed in December 2013 in a brutal and highly publicized manner. Jang, once considered the second most powerful figure in North Korea, was accused of treason and corruption. While official North Korean sources claimed he was executed, South Korean intelligence and other reports later suggested the method was particularly gruesome—he was allegedly killed by anti-aircraft guns, a punishment designed to completely obliterate the body and serve as a horrifying display of Kim Jong-un’s power. This method of execution highlights Kim’s ruthless approach to consolidating authority and instilling fear within his regime. Such actions, combined with purges of other high-ranking officials, have raised serious concerns about his unpredictable and authoritarian rule .

If you like these comics like Kim Jong-Un really killed his Uncle, check out my first comic book! This is a not-so-serious look at Kim Jong Un, who while I was stationed in Korea came to power. During all the briefings on the fat little man, I could not help but laugh and doodle the drawings. Hope you like the humor and learn a few real facts about the DMZ and North Korea! Consider this reverse propaganda used to take a funny look at a dangerous dictator. Check out on Amazon:

The Korean Affair: A (Not So) Serious Look at the Life and Times of Jim Jong-un

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