>>597949

It was probably a complicated dance. Cabal had options to succeed Jong Il. Jong Un had to secure a position. Looks like typical dictator succession wars from the outside. Cabal ends up with few options other than Jong Un.

But Jong Un doesn't have full power over his nation. That is a farce. There are smaller political parties and affiliations. The nation is deeply in debt. There were deliberate industrial controls put in place to keep NK useful, but dependent.

Jong Un probably overplayed his role, deliberately, leading up to now. The cabal doesn't have iron clad control. Jong Un was probably pissing them off with how eccentric he was getting - but what could they do about it?

The MSM has been all over the fucking place about this when they should be the investigators. Kim flips and drops his mask - and the media doesn't have anything to stand on. The contingency the cabal was leveraging against both NK and U.S. evaporates beneath them.

>>598157

Not saying he doesn't follow Q… I don't know (it is almost impossible for most media personalities to have not heard, by now… I would think…).

However, it is that obvious.

>>598250

The light doesn't seem to match with an outdoor source (the nuclear fireball in the sky…). It seems softer. The family and the background are in almost perfect focus together. This can be done on many cameras, but the background looks flat relative to the family.

Not saying it is fake - just chiming in on what my eyes stumble over. I am not versed in photo analysis. Some modern camera pictures look fake to me just because they don't look like camera images I am used to seeing.