If you thought your boss overreacted after that time you fell asleep during a board meeting, then at least be thankful for this much: he didn’t have you executed. On Wednesday, South Korean officials announced that last month, a North Korean firing squad shot and killed Kim Yong-Jin, a vice premier for education, for doing just that. His audacity to either fall asleep or have such bad posture that others thought he did during a meeting run by North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un earned him the pleasure of an interrogation by government officials. It was after that meeting that he was labeled an “anti-party, anti-revolutionary agitator,” and sentenced to death. “Kim Yong-Jin was denounced for his bad sitting posture when he was sitting below the rostrum,” Seoul’s Unification Ministry spokesman Jeong Joon-Hee said on Wednesday. Two other officials, including Kim Yong-Chol — the man in charge of inter-Korean affairs — were sent to “reeducation programs.” In North Korea, that often means work camp, and in Kim’s case, he’ll be laboring on farm indefinitely.

By Siobhan O'Grady,
August 31, 2016. 3:38pm
Foreign Policy (FP)
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madness... wat if he was nt feeling fine

finalboss:
madness... wat if he was nt feeling fine

It's sad no one can deal wiv dat soap-soaked brain small boy. it's really sad. He kept killing ppl at will.

Just like that.