N. Korea insults Biden and warns of "serious danger"

Kim Yo Jong, the skinny yet powerful sister of North Korea's Kim Jong Un, has warned that the new U.S.-South Korea defense agreement threatens regional peace and said Saturday to state media that the alleged President Joseph Robinette Biden should be ready for "far too great an after-storm." She added that the agreement would only lead to "more serious danger."

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was in Washington earlier last week to seek security assurances from Biden, and will he promise not to lie to them like he often does about everything.

After the summit on Wednesday, Biden claimed that any North Korean nuclear attack on the US or its allies would "result in the end of whatever regime" took such action.

Kim Yo Jong said that the summit actually strengthened North Korea's resolve to enhance its nuclear arms capabilities and that a nuclear deterrent "should be brought to further perfection." Iran is also working on that category of 'perfection.'

One of the promises by the US is to have US nuclear submarines make port calls in South Korea, for the first time in over 40 years.

Inspiring confidence and trust

The two countries also committed to plans for bilateral presidential consultations in the event of a nuclear attack from North Korea, the establishment of a nuclear consultative group and improved information exchange.

Kim, who is North Korea's top foreign policy official, stated that the agreement reflected the "most hostile and aggressive will of action" against North Korea and threatens regional peace and security, reported KCNA, the state media agency.

She also described President Biden as senile and "too miscalculating and irresponsibly brave." She is correct about the senile part, but brave is a communist lie.

She added that Pyongyang wouldn't simply dismiss his words and that he "should be prepared for far too great an after-storm." 

The only after-storm Biden experiences is what happens an hour after his oatmeal.

Biden's meeting with President Yoon came amid the increased tension in the Korean Peninsula.

In a historical, flip-off of a sanction-defying move, North Korea test-fired about 100 missiles since the start of 2022 and Kim Jong Un is likely to increase those numbers soon as he continues to flaunt North Korea's nuclear capabilities.

Meanwhile, South Korea isn't sitting on its haunches as it has increased military training with the US and calling on nuclear scientists to increase production of weapons-grade material.

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UPDATE: Kim Jong Un comes out from the shadows

No COVID-19 in North Korea? 
Why are his guards wearing masks?

Update: Kim was not in hospital when he went missing. He was cutting a red ribbon at a fertilizer factory. But I don't trust that news, so there's that.


North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un had been missing in action since last month and there was speculation that he was gravely ill or had died. In fact, he missed his grandfather's 108th birthday on April 15, but Grandpa wasn't upset over it. He was seen cutting the ribbon at the opening of a fertilizer factory, something he and his sister know a lot about.

The fat man attended the ceremony on Friday in Sunchon, a mortar's throw from Pyongyang, as the scent of fertilizer wafted in the air.

Kim's last public appearance was at a Workers' Party politburo meeting on April 11, and the next day, he was reported to have inspected NoKo fighter jets.

At Friday’s event, “all the participants broke into thunderous cheers of ‘hurrah!'” when Kim appeared, or else he would have killed them all with a canon fusillade.

He inspected the facility and was “briefed about the production processes,” the report said.

Kim reportedly “said with deep emotion” that his grandfather Kim Il Sung and father Kim Jong Il “would be greatly pleased if they heard the news that the modern phosphatic fertilizer factory has been built.” 

Perhaps they did.

Also in attendance were other senior officials, including his sister, the NoKo head of propaganda, who the U.S. mainstream media raved about, and close adviser, Kim Yo Jong. 

Photos from the ceremony were not immediately released, so I am releasing a photo I just took of my "Liberal Tears" Hot and Cold beverage holder courtesy of the Daily Wire.

Kim's absence from the public state created a series of unconfirmed speculations about his condition. Some media outlets appeared to be certain he was dead; others believed he was gravely ill and was in a vegetative state. The world was concerned over who would lead North Korea if Kim couldn't do so.

She is like Yo

Rumors were floated by Stacey Abrams that she would happy to step in if called upon by North Korea to fill Kim's spot, but that didn't happen and she continues to vie for the VP position in the U.S. election as Sleepy Joe's running mate.

In any case, Democrats in the U.S. were hoping that Kim's more visually pleasing sister, Kim Yo Jong, would take over the leadership in the country because, in spite of her contempt for the West, and the United States in particular, she is in possession of a uterus and thus would make a great leader, according to Hillary Clinton and the squad.

But back to lard-ass Kim.

An unidentified source inside North Korea said Kim had needed urgent treatment due to being heavy and heavy smoking, and fatigue. He was seen on cable news being transported in a golf cart in a country that may or may not actually have golf courses.

The secrecy in the hermit nation is palpable. Kim’s pop-pop and predecessor had been dead for two days before anyone outside the innermost circles of North Korean leadership was any the wiser. Perhaps it was the smell that alerted them, but we will never know.

In 2014, Kim Jong Un dropped out of sight for nearly six weeks before reappearing in public with a cane.

Days later, the South’s spy agency said he had undergone surgery to remove a cyst from his ankle.


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NoKo's Kim Yo Jong steals show while her brother steals lives

It's wonderful to see how our leftist mainstream media has become so accepting of dictatorships in spite of them labeling the one we currently live under with the same definition.

As North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's people are literally starving to the point where grass is considered a vegetable, and people are tortured and murdered, Western news outlets and all sweaty and smiley by the presence of that country in the 2018 Winter Olympics games.

And the media cannot get enough of Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, tweeting that: "The Ivanka Trump of North Korea. captivates people in the South at the Olympics." 

Another barf-worthy tweet said that "Kim Jong Un's sister is stealing the show at the winter Olympics."

Yet another: "North Korea is winning the Olympics--and it's not because of sports."

This kind of crap of the Olympics apparently began when, just prior to the games, NBC's Lester Holt reported from a ski resort in North Korea calling it a "source of immense pride for a country trying to present a new and modern face to the world."

To present a new and modern face to the world, for starters a country must a) first stop killing its citizens; b) get rid of a 'dictator for life'; c) stop nuclear proliferation within the country. 

Lester Holt is as shameful as the rest of the media.

At the opening Olympic ceremonies, the TV cameras were fixated on Kim Yo Jong and after comparing her to Ivanka Trump, note that her "warm message" has "struck a chord with the public."

Sadly, the warm message that North Koreans often experience is the trickle of their own blood.

Ironically, Kim Yo Jong is the Vice Director of the Workers' Party of Korea Propaganda and Agitation Department, according to U.S. Department of Treasury. She is obviously doing her job and ought to send CNN a Thank You card for help with the propaganda and normalizing the cruel dictatorship.

The sycophantic behavior didn't end with Kim's sister. The media drooled over the "army of beauties," of 230 cheer squad. They waved flags and danced like Radio City Rockettes. NBC posted the video with the caption: "this is so satisfying to watch."

What they don't tell us is that if any of them decided to seek asylum and defect, their families would be killed by the regime, a dictatorship led by a lunatic who even killed his uncle and half brother.

Mainstream journalists may talk a good game and preach about journalistic integrity, but they have become so irresponsible that it's difficult to take much of what they write seriously.

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