Kim Jong Un has left the game... Será?

[Linx]

Bem, como tudo naquelas bandas é super censurado, por enquanto são só rumores, principalmente vindos do twitter chinês.

Postado por Yahoo

Twitter, Weibo Light Up With Kim Jong Un Death Rumors


It could be nothing more than a rumor, but word on China's Twitter equivalent, Weibo, is that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has died in a possible coup.

The news, which would be a huge game-changer if true, has started to seep into Twitter, with MIT journalism instructor Seth Mnookin tweeting, "Rumor of assassination also floating around; no confirmation RT @KSHartnett Hearing word of #NorthKorea coup. Kim Jong Un on the run." The news apparently spreading among traders, as journalist Harry Cole reports. But everybody with half a brain is treating the rumor with a good deal of suspicion. "Probably fake like last rumor of coup," tweeted Chinese journalist Joe Xu. Still, Xu pointed to some suspicious activity at the North Korean embassy in Beijing: "More rumors on #Weibo dealing with North Korea, usual number of cars at NK embassy, Kim Jong-un assassination attempt, etc."

Still, just the rumor's pretty fascinating, as Gawker points out. Kim Jong-Un's brother did predict his sibling wouldn't last long. But without any serious confirmation, it's too early to call him prescient.

 

Postado por Reuters

Is Kim Jong-un Dead?

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By DANIEL TOVROV: Subscribe to Daniel's RSS feed
February 10, 2012 12:17 PM EST
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was assassinated in Beijing!

Or, so says Weibo, the Chinese version of micro-blogging site Twitter.



It's very unlikely that the reports are remotely accurate. Death rumors are not uncommon on sites like Wiebo, and celebrities are often the victims. Most recently, a rumor spread around Twitter that Cuba's Fidel Casto had died, which sent the Cuban government into a tirade against the social media site.

So far, Weibo and now Twitter are the only sources for the report on the North Korean ruler's assassination.

The story of Kim's death varies slightly depending on the Weibo user. Some say he was killed in a military coup and cite a photograph of a crowded parking lot at Beijing's North Korean embassy as proof. Others say he was killed at his home.


Last month, The Korea Herald reported that Kim Jong-un was on the other end of an assassination plan, and had been plotting to murder his older brother, Kim Jong-nam, but was thwarted by Chinese officials.

[colher]

non creio

[Many Kalaveraa]

bah
ja mataram o bieber.. steve-o, will smith..

não boto fé até aparecer a foto do grande lider morto

[whiplash]

good night sweet prince

[Never Ping]

Por mim, que a Coréia do Sul comece o ataque e anexe logo a do norte e vire apenas Coréia.

[Aqualung]

King Jong Undead? Fodeu!

[predator]

BOA AQUA

[Aqualung]

VALEU PREDA!

[chrysler]

AOB AUQA

[HxBx]

MERDA!

Quase achei que tinha dislexia!

[Many Kalaveraa]

aeuhaeuhauhe
era a festa de aniversario dele

[BeGod]

Lendo a matéria da Reuters eu li por um momento o seguinte:

Is Kim Jong Undead?

Edit: Não tinha visto ali em cima a mesma constatação auhuhauha

[Never Ping]

Na verdade agora isso é o Schrodinger's Emperor.

Ele está ao mesmo tempo vivo como também ao mesmo tempo morto. Tudo depende se abrirmos a caixa preta que é a Coréia do Norte.

[MdKBooM]

Postado por Never Ping

Na verdade agora isso é o Schrodinger's Emperor

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