Monday, December 19, 2011

Kim Jong-il death sparks hysterical outpouring of grief in North Korea...

North Korea announced the death of Kim Jong Il at the age of 69 and urged its people to rally behind his young son and heir Kim Jong-un.

The news was met with public outpourings of grief across the communist state.

State television, which delivered the shock news in a tearful announcement, aired footage from Pyongyang of hysterical North Koreans, young and old, pounding the ground in a display of abject grief.

 People on the streets of the North Korean capital wailed, some kneeling on the ground or bowing repeatedly as they learned the news that their 'Dear Leader' had died of heart failure while carrying out official duties on a train trip. More + video...

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