The Chinese Government Made Plans for the DPRK Collapse

The People's Liberation Army has drawn up plans detailing their expectation of the collapse of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea), believed to be from fear of it's collapse under Kim Jong-Un. The plan details that the Chinese government will need to set up refugee camps with the expectation that millions will flee the repressive regime, key leaders will be rounded up to stop them from being captured by western governments as well as to stop them from directing military campaigns, and they also stated there should be a step up of security along the border.

It is obvious that China wants to keep their relationship with the west and maintain their current socio-economic standing with the least impact from the collapse of North Korea. It seems reasonable with the fact that with more technology more information on life outside is getting it, stability has been questioned by Kim's family with internal strife apparent, and the economic situation in the North is getting worse.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/10808719/China-plans-for-North-Korean-regime-collapse-leaked.html

El Ejército Popular de Liberación ha elaborado planes que detallan su expectativa de la caída de la República Popular Democrática de Corea ( Corea del Norte) , se cree que es por temor a que es colapsan bajo Kim Jong- Un. Los detalles del plan que el gobierno chino tendrá que configurar los campos de refugiados , con la expectativa de que millones huirán el régimen represivo , los líderes clave se redondean para que dejen de ser capturado por los gobiernos occidentales , así como para que dejen de dirigir campañas militares , y ellos también dijeron que debería ser un paso adelante respecto de la seguridad en la frontera.

Es obvio que China quiere mantener su relación con Occidente y mantener su situación socio- económica actual con el menor impacto del colapso de Corea del Norte. Parece razonable con el hecho de que con más tecnología más información sobre la vida fuera de lo está consiguiendo , la estabilidad ha sido cuestionada por la familia de Kim con luchas internas aparente, y la situación económica en el Norte es cada vez peor.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/10808719/China-plans-for-North-Korean-regime-collapse-leaked.html

Kim Jong-Un and the brownish-pink chair

In last month or so, we have started to notice a recurring theme with Kim Jong-Un in that in many pictures of him there is always a brownish-pink suede chair not far behind. In many of the images he is sitting in the chair while his generals or staff are surrounding him standing, and in some, it appears the chair is just sitting there behind him while out in wilderness observing drills... while photos from the same day do not show the chair. Often times though, it seems to be an identical chair. This may mean he just REALLY likes that chair, or it may mean that the chair is taken everywhere he is for medical reasons such as lack of energy from blood pressure problems or other health factors. What we do know, is that Kim Jong-Il and Kim Il-Sung both died of heart attacks, Kim Jong-Un is known to smoke, and Kim Jong-Un is obese. All of these factors could link to the chair situation to show a bad health condition. The fact that Jong-Un sits while all others stands, and this pinkish-brown chair seems to follow him, even to the most unlikely outdoor observation post. This health condition could be the cause of Kim Jong-Un's disappearance from the public in recent weeks as reported by International Business Times but the fact remains, it is probable that Kim is in "il" health.

Windows is not a "Luxury Good" nor "supports the Government" in North Korea

"Facilitating North Korean procurement of luxury goods, or engaging in illicit activities that involve or support the Government of North Korea" These are the words of the Department of the Treasury's overview of sanctions against the government of the People's Democratic Republic of Korea, meaning in short that any goods that are deemed luxury goods, or any goods that support the North Korean government are banned from export to them. So, of course when North Korea released the photos of the control room for the satellite launch last month, it came as a surprise to see the desktop background of Windows peeking out from behind a window on one of the computer screens! As you can see in these photos,released by North Korea's government, the computer in the right bottom corner has the familiar green field and blue sky desktop background of windows. Windows, as any computer system, is both a luxury good - and by the looks of it is supporting the North Korean government. Perhaps it is slips like this that leads North Korea to disregard the sanctions we place against them.