Kim Jong Un Made A Statement After Visiting The US War Atrocities Museum This Week

27 Nov 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Politics, World

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This is Kim Jong-un we’re talking about. Dictator, propaganda general, and all round bad guy.

So you can imagine what he had to say after visiting a museum which pays homage to the Sinchon massacre, where American soldiers allegedly killed 35,000 civilians at the start of the Korean War in 1950.

The visit appears to be his first since he assumed power after the death of ill-tempered Kim Jong-il, his father and the country’s former dictator, three years ago.

“The massacres committed by the US imperialist aggressors in Sinchon evidently showed that they are cannibals and homicides seeking pleasure in slaughter,” said the supreme leader, according to KCNA.

Kim appears to be banking on keeping the memories of the museum alive, and use it as a model for teaching history.

This is just a small glimpse into how the dictator functions, turning part-truths into mass hysteria and paranoia.

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