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09 March 2009

Dear Leader in surprise election victory


Yesterday Kim Jong-il was staring into the abyss of electoral defeat. However, in an escape that would have made Harry Houdini jealous he has been swept back into power by a grateful people. According to the Press Association the electorate gave the ruling party a ringing endorsement with 100% of the vote in a 99.98% turnout.

According to AFP turnout in Kim’s own seat, military constituency 33,3 was 100%. "all the voters of Constituency No. 333 participated in the election and voted for Supreme Commander of the Korean People's Army Kim Jong-Il," the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported. "This is the expression of all service persons' and people's absolute support and profound trust in Kim Jong-Il,"

The election gives no indication of Kim’s likely successor – none of his three sons was nominated for a seat – but the Dear Leader can breath easy again in the knowledge that he has a mandate to force North Koreans to bend over and take another inch.

14 comments:

  1. I will send Dear Leader the middle finger wave........

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  2. I put the word out on this side of the pond....

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  3. Aw shit. I had a thousand pounds running on the opposition with Paddy Power.

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  4. North Korea is more Stalinist than Stalinist Russia. The concept of "juche" or self reliance, is a way to say Stalin's idea of socialism in one country.

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  5. It is a ridiculous result Sarge, typical of a Stalinist state

    Damon, and I bet they gave you 8/11 on too. I bet they nobbled the ballot!


    You're quite right Ren about teh Stalinism. Socialism in one state? It is tyranny!

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  6. The people have spoken….and by the people, I mean the Kim household. They have overwhelmingly given themselves a mandate to rule!

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  7. 4Well DPRK is one man, one vote and the one man voted for more of the same!

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  8. I've been following China too.

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  9. Sounds like he's popular maybe we should get him over here.

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  10. Jams

    Tis no great feat to differentiate between sane laborites and hardened Trotskyite lunatics. Any comments from people who hail a war criminal with a record similar to Saddam as a messiah are best for comedic fodder.

    Maybe the Great leader needs to export his madness ala the appointed savior of Marx.

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  11. Anonymous5:27 am

    Now that was an election result that NO one could have have anticipated!

    I am sure that Kim Jong-Il was on the edge of his seat the entire election night. Many tears of joy and relief were no doubt shed by him (tears of hysterical laughter, anyway).

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  12. There were calls for a recount, but it was not recounted. Instead, the votes were weighed. The opposition's votes weighed as much as a gnat's fart.

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  13. Yes, it's definitely a relief for all right-minded progressive people that carry the Juche idea in their hearts. Lead us, comrade Kim! Or is it comrade Ill? Whatever.

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  14. Thanks for sharing. I am sure there are many politicians who will be hiring his apperatchiks. Clearly a man this popular must have a great voter engagement strategy.

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