Kim Jong Il's "feminine" son once wrote a poem about getting rid of nukes

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Kim Jong Il’s “feminine” son once wrote a poem about getting rid of nukes

Of Kim Jong Il’s three sons, it is the youngest, Kim Jong Un that will be assuming power in North Korea. The oldest, Kim Jong Nam fell out of favor, because he was too much of a partier and a playboy and brought embarrassment to the country when he was arrested in Japan a few years ago. The second oldest, Kim Jong Chol, was seen as “too soft and feminine” to lead the country.

And perhaps one of the reasons Kim Jong Chol might have been too much of a girly-man to run North Korea might have to do with a poem he once wrote under the pseudonym Chol Pak about how he wishes the world could live in peace and get rid of nukes and how no one should have to starve:

If I had my ideal world I would not allow weapons and atom bombs any more.

I would destroy all terrorists with the Hollywood star Jean-Claude van Damme.

I would make people stop taking drugs.

I would even destroy the word “DRUG” to make people forget about it.

I would make everybody get good jobs.

Everybody would be happy: no more war, no more dying, no more crying.

Then I would make a rule (Do not believe in God.) God doesn’t help and there is no God.

I would make people believe in themselves, and they would work hard for their happiness and success waiting in their future.

I would make the whole world use only one language, which would be Korean, and I would make all people have the same amount of money: no rich people, no poor people.

Only in my ideal world can the people have freedom and live very happily.

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