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Who knows what is true here. But, IF we assume this is true, then it would also mean he has no male heir per se. Which brings us back to the first part ... whet
by shevy-java 8mo ago
Who knows what is true here. But, IF we assume this is true, then it would also mean he has no male heir per se. Which brings us back to the first part ... whether that is true. When Kim was young, he lived in Europe, in particular Switzerland, so perhaps some offspring also live semi under cover.
- elil17 8mo agoWould that be true? Perhaps he chose his daughter because she is his eldest heir or because of merit compared to his other children.
- skeeter2020 8mo agoThis is a hilariously naive take! We have power-hungry leaders in much more visible environments that are nowhere near the dictatorship that NK is, and they don't show any loyalty whatsoever to tradition or pursuit of meritocracy.
- elil17 8mo agoRight, it's completely up to Kim personally, so why would he care about the tradition of having a male heir?
- RobotToaster 8mo agoKim Jong Un was his father's fifth child, and he has an older brother.