[McGruff]

As the world waits to see if North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is alive, dead, or somewhere in between at the age of 36, all eyes are turning to his little sister, 31-year-old Kim Yo Jong. She looks like the top contender to succeed him, but does she have what it takes to do that in a regime long characterized by extreme brutality?

She might well.

[fuzzylogic]

She has dead eyes.

[Rummyfan]

Who knows... she may be worse than him. The devil you know and all that....

[Eric in the Ozarks]

She’s got those “high cheekbones” someone was talking about.

[PIF]

Oh but definitely she does. Loves a good execution. But their culture does not like women leaders, nor do the Chinese who will make the finial determination on succession.

[Spktyr]

She’s reported to be a hardliner and true believer herself. This could get... interesting.

[EBH]

Women can be the most incredibly brutal of rulers.

Catherine the Great
Queen Isabella

Don’t mess with a queen! Female rulers over the past 500 years have waged war more often than kings
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-4454964/Female-rulers-27-likely-wage-WAR-males.html

[frank ballenger]

Please fill me in.

I know I saw that the patriarchal and strictly traditional Koreans do not permit females to advance in many areas of leadership. She has been a close and trusted blood relative advisor as his sister, yes, but not actually allowed to become the leader herself.

Am I wrong?

[a little elbow grease]

She looks quite capable of very evil deeds.

(jmo)

[al baby]

she is way tougher than rodmans but boy

[RetiredArmy]

Well at least she is not short and fat with a lousy hair cut like Kim was. She is at least somewhat better looking than he was. But, is she as blood thirsty as the rest of that family? Maybe the Donald will invite her to the White House and see how the free side lives.