Cheers to Kim Jong-un, founder of Kim Jongongaism:
The North Korean ruler is leading a process of ideological upheaval and according to local reports, ordered his citizens to adopt a new doctrine based on cult of personality and erasing his predecessors in office, his grandfather Kim Il-sung and his father Kim G. Wong-il, from the official history of the country.
Pyongyang claims that the 37-year-old leader ordered his officials to start collecting portraits of his grandfather, Kim Il-sung, the founder of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and demanded that he now be referred to as the "Great Leader," a concept reserved for the founder a few days ago. The regime.
The move comes amid attempts by Kim Jong-un to strengthen his control and authority over his subjects at a sensitive time in light of a possible fear of a coup among the military.
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Meanwhile, the South Korean intelligence agency reported that the term "Kimjongaunism" had begun to be used in government circles.
It was also reported that the communist enclave is in a particularly severe crisis, and that the North Korean leader has ordered his 26 million residents to "eat less", following the state of emergency in the country.
This is in addition to the rigid policy that already exists in the wake of the corona epidemic.
In this context, another sign of the great difficulty faced by Kim Jong-un may be found in problems related to China, its neighbor and patron of North Korea, from which it imports large quantities of agricultural produce.
As you may recall, last September, severe floods hit the Asian giant, especially in the eastern province of Shandong, an area of about 100 million people and specializing in agriculture.
