How North Korea got away with the assassination of Kim Jong-nam (Rocket Man's Half-Brother)

The Guardian (U.K.) ^ | 1 April 2019 | Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Kuala Lumpur and Benjamin Haas

[AmericanInTokyo]

(Kim Jong-Un's Assassinated Half-Brother)

The morning of 13 February 2017 was like any other at Kuala Lumpur’s hectic international airport terminal so it would have been easy to miss a lone North Korean man, clad in a blue polo shirt and jeans, heading to check into his flight to Macau.

As he ambled past a column, a backpack slung over one shoulder, a woman approached him and wiped an oily substance on his face before disappearing, her unusual actions caught on CCTV. Moments later, another woman came from behind and covered his eyes with her hands. She then slid them down over his mouth, quickly apologised and walked away....(EXCERPT)

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When you’re a military dictator, you don’t ‘get away’ with things. You just do them.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Correct. Kim Jong Un pulled an ‘Saddam Hussein 1989” when he forces my ordered Malaysian diplomats and residents in NK to stay in the country. Kuala Lumpur let their agents from the public security bureau who did this escape back to NK, charged the Indonesian and Vietnamese girls as patsies, and then released then “hold” on the Malaysians, their bargaining chip.

[AmericanInTokyo]

Correct. Kim Jong Un pulled a “Saddam Hussein 1989” when he forceably ordered Malaysian diplomats and residents in NK to stay in the country. Kuala Lumpur allowed the Kim’s agents from the NK public security bureau who plan and carry out this attack, to escape back to NK, then charged the Indonesian and Vietnamese girls as patsies, and then Kim released the “hold” on the Malaysians in Pyongyang, their bargaining chip.