New PROOF Photos Of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Were Taken In The Summer!!!!!!!

by **J The Kidd** Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:02 am

Are these 'new' pictures of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il actually several months old?

Released by the communist state in an effort to prove its 'Dear Leader'
is healthy and alive after U.S. and South Korean officials reported he
may have suffered a stroke in August, they show him striding about
inspecting a women's military unit.

Wearing sunglasses and grinning, Kim appears the picture of health in
the photos, the first released of him in nearly two months.

But a second glance sets off alarm bells.

In nearly every photograph the leader is pictured outside, surrounded by green trees and bushes.

However trees in the northern part of the Korean peninsula have begun changing colour, experts say.

New PROOF Photos Of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Were Taken In The Summer!!!!!!! FUCKYOUPAYMEMOSTUNDERRATEDOVERWORKEDUNDERPAID

The vibrant green of the surrounding foliage means 'there is little
chance they were taken in October,' the JoongAng Ilbo daily quoted Lee
Eun-joo, a horticulture specialist at Seoul National University, as
saying.

Yonhap news agency quoted an unidentified intelligence source as
saying: 'Having analysed the look of Kim Jong-il in the picture, it is
impossible to know what year the pictures were taken but looking from
the environment, it's likely it was July or August.'

South Korea's Unification Ministry, which manages bilateral relations
with the North and monitors its official media, declined to comment on
when the pictures may have been taken.

As long as North Korea did not disclose the timing of the pictures, it
is difficult for us to confirm when they were,' spokesman Kim Ho-nyeon
said.

Another government official said the pictures 'fall short of being a
decisive basis to confirm' that Kim was currently in good health, but
added it was difficult on the other hand to say conclusively that they
were not taken in recent days.

Kim's health and his whereabouts are the among the North's most tightly
guarded secrets. State media typically does not indicate the timing of
his public appearances.The vibrant green of the surrounding foliage means 'there is little
chance they were taken in October,' the JoongAng Ilbo daily quoted Lee
Eun-joo, a horticulture specialist at Seoul National University, as
saying.

Yonhap news agency quoted an unidentified intelligence source as
saying: 'Having analysed the look of Kim Jong-il in the picture, it is
impossible to know what year the pictures were taken but looking from
the environment, it's likely it was July or August.'

South Korea's Unification Ministry, which manages bilateral relations
with the North and monitors its official media, declined to comment on
when the pictures may have been taken.

As long as North Korea did not disclose the timing of the pictures, it
is difficult for us to confirm when they were,' spokesman Kim Ho-nyeon
said.

Another government official said the pictures 'fall short of being a
decisive basis to confirm' that Kim was currently in good health, but
added it was difficult on the other hand to say conclusively that they
were not taken in recent days.

Kim's health and his whereabouts are the among the North's most tightly
guarded secrets. State media typically does not indicate the timing of
his public appearances.

New PROOF Photos Of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Il Were Taken In The Summer!!!!!!! FUCKYOUPAYMEMOSTUNDERRATEDOVERWORKEDUNDERPAID

Medical professionals who were shown Kim's pictures said there was
little to indicate he was suffering from lingering symptoms of a
stroke, South Korean media said.

Kim failed to appear at a celebration marking an anniversary of the
ruling Workers' Party of Korea on Friday after the North's official
media said about a week earlier he had attended a soccer match, the
first mention of a public appearance in about 50 days.

In September, Kim did not show up at a military parade on the 60th
anniversary of the founding of the communist state, raising questions
about the leadership of Asia's only communist dynasty.

South Korean intelligence sources said they believed Kim was recovering and that he had not lost grip on power.