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Hillary Clinton was similarily cut apart for not divorcing Bill.

20-Dec-11 World View -- Suspicions arise over the cause of Kim Jong-il's death


Strauss-Kahn's wife is 'Woman of the Year' for standing by her man

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Contents:
North Korea's president Kim Jong-il dies of heart failure
Death of Kim Jong-il raises questions on power succession
Suspicions arise over the cause of Kim Jong-il's death
North Korea test fires two short-range missiles
Iraq's government disintegrates as Sunni/Shia tensions grow
Syria's Bashar al-Assad agrees to Arab League monitors
Strauss-Kahn's wife is 'Woman of the Year' for standing by her man


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, North Korea, South Korea, Kim Jong-il,
Kim Jong-un, Kim Il-sung, Iraq, Tariq al-Hashemi,
Syria, Bashar al-Assad, U.N. General Assembly,
U.N. Security Council, Arab League,
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Anne Sinclair, Martine Aubry,

In Syria, I think the older generation is going to end up winning this conflict. Things could change, but that's what I've been seeing over the past few months. Assad's showing no signs of being willing to stand down and unless we intervene, he'll likely stay in power.

With North Korea, I'm nervous about what's going to happen. He certainly deserved to die, but who's going to take over now? They have millions of starving people, meaning that they have a powder keg, and I'm sure the leadership would rather unleash it on South Korea than have an internal uprising.