The world wondered why North Koreans were weeping, crying, sobbing and mourning the late dictator Kim Jong Il‘s death on 17 December 2011. After all, he had oppressed and starved them for 17 years.
See for yourself how North Koreans were crying their eyes out:
(It’s really hard to watch all 3 minutes of it, isn’t it?)
With the help of a very elaborate psychological and scientific process, I have been able to learn what North Koreans really thought:
(On a different note: Watching the above video, it seems that the days after Kim Jong Il’s death in December 2011 would have been the perfect window of opportunity for South Korea to liberate North Korea. It looks as if all the North’s soldiers were so overwhelmed by grief that they could not have put up an organised defence. A missed opportunity.)