[SeekAndFind]

Kim Jong-un's house: A Russian photojournalist was given access to one of the North Korean dictator's lavish homes at an undisclosed location near Pyongyang. According to the tyrant's former bodyguard Lee Young-kuk, the North Korean leader keeps at least eight separate palaces outside the capital. Although Kim has several palaces, pictures of them are hard to come by because the North Korean government has put in place tight security measures to make sure very few photographs exist

The house boasts sumptuous grounds containing beautiful flowers which Kim can enjoy whilst strolling through the gardens. The Photos were taken by a Russian journalist while Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met the North Korean dictator. It is not known if the meeting took place at this residence

[trisham]

I wonder how many gardeners he has.

[AmericanInTokyo]

These ground photos will come in very handy in the future for pinpoint J-DAM attacks in six to nine months’ time when in ferocious anger we seek to decapitate the North Korean leadership for its treachery, dishonesty and reneging on a meaningless, unenforceable ‘agreement’ hammered out by State types in the great spirit of previous administrations—after they have taken to launching missiles again in an attempt to shake us down for another round of cash contributions. It is a shame. Nice looking little facilities but some bunker busters will put an end to that — and Kim Jong Un — in no uncertain terms..

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

But this simply can’t be. I thought the masses would enjoy the spoils too! You mean Kim isn’t living among the people and enjoying some tree bark noodles in a run-down dwelling?